Review on Uliber Toothbrush Toothbrushes Replacement Recommended by Kelley Zulkifli

This toothbrush comes with a travel case, two brush heads, a stick and instructions for use. To charge the toothbrush, you must unscrew the bottom part to reveal the "plug" which then plugs into a USB socket. Since the brush is pointing downwards due to the plug-in method, there is no way to tell when the charge indicator is full (see photo where the toothbrush is sticking out of the charger sideways). This loading option is strange and inconvenient. I consider that a disadvantage. The reason I ordered these is because my friend was looking for an electric toothbrush that was gentler on his teeth. He said he likes it as it's softer than his Sonicare. The second disadvantage is that the travel case can hold both the bits and the wand, but the caps on the bits have to be removed in order for them all to fit in the case. The brush works like the others. It notifies the user of four sections (meaning when to move on to the next section of the mouth). It only has two speeds and is easy to turn on and off. Just press once for smooth acceleration, twice for hard acceleration, and a third time for flat out. The current price of $28.99 is reasonable for that. I just want the charging to be that weird and that I can see the charging indicator when it's plugged in as the indicator is currently facing the wrong way. Only time will tell how long this will last.