🦷 BURST Electric Toothbrush with Charcoal Sonic Toothbrush Head: Deep Cleaning, Fresh Breath, and Healthier Smile - 3 Modes: Whitening, Sensitive, Massage - White [Packaging May Vary] Review

I have to say it has an amazing mouthfeel and not the usual jackhammer of sonic brushes. However, she felt that my teeth were not being brushed and asked the hygienist. She told me she tried it and it definitely didn't clean or stain her teeth like her Phillips Sonic Care 4100 did.

I bought this brush after replacing my Sonicare Diamond Clean brush twice in a short space of time ($200 retail) - looking for something that would last long. This works 80-90%. This works much better than a cheaper brush (e.g. Quip). I would recommend it, especially for the price, but it's not as strong as a more expensive brush.

I just got Burst Sonic and used it twice. My first reaction was that there's nothing softer than bristles, that they can clean anything effectively, and for the most part I'm right. The pressure setting is too high, it shuts off with little to no pressure on your teeth so you literally barely have to touch the head with your teeth to make it vibrate. It cleans teeth quite well, but in between or even where teeth meet, the bristles are too soft to clean. This brush head is great for gum lines…

My old Oral-B electric toothbrush was nearing the end of its life so I was looking for a replacement. At first I chose another Oral-B, but more expensive. I was amazed that for $100 I got a brush that took 22 hours to charge and lasted less than a week. It turns out that even they don't have lithium-ion batteries. So I returned to the store. My girlfriend decided she needed to get a new brush too, so we bought 2 packs of Philips Sonicare brushes from Costco. We both agreed after the first use…