🦷 BURST Electric Toothbrush with Activated Charcoal Sonic Brush Head, Advanced Cleansing, Enhanced Oral Hygiene & Renewed Smile, 3 Modes - Whitening, Sensitivity, Massage, Jet-Black Packaging [Possible Variations] Review

I bought this toothbrush because of the amazing black and smooth look. However, I am disappointed that this toothbrush did not work for me. It is larger than a normal toothbrush and also a brush. It does not allow for deep brushing as it is clumsy and is not suitable for back brushing, leaving an unfinished brushing. Compared to other electric toothbrushes I've used, it doesn't snap to conform to the shape of teeth more comfortably. The rubber thing in the middle of the bristles caused a lot of

That's why I'm a big fan of the Burst sonic toothbrush. (1) Excellent battery life - more than 6 weeks without recharging. This is the best on the market. (2) All the features and design of $150-$200 sonic toothbrushes at a cheaper price. (3) The brush head is very soft - ideal for your gums. (4) Automatic nozzle feed means you don't have to remember to change nozzles, which I always do. (5) The 2 minute quad timer is very useful for setting how long and where you should brush your teeth. The…

I love this toothbrush! The tapered bristles on the head of the toothbrush help get between teeth much better than any other toothbrush I've ever used. I am a Dental Hygienist working at BURST and I can only tell you that in my honest opinion this toothbrush is the best toothbrush I have had in a long time. I love that it has a 2 minute timer so you know when time is up and I also love the 4 interval timer that lets you know when to change quadrants to see others to brush teeth. Plus, it's…

I bought this brush after replacing my Sonicare Diamond Clean brush ($200 retail) twice in a short period of time looking for something that would last. It 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 have to say that this is a great mouthfeel and not the usual jackhammer feel 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.

Good electric toothbrush if you have sensitive gums/teeth or are new to using an electric toothbrush. For me it didn't bring cleanliness like Oral B, I had to brush longer because I didn't have that clean feeling (running your tongue over your teeth after brushing). The cleaning took longer.

I bought two of them. The first toothbrush stopped charging after 6 months. Charged for the night, 30 seconds on and off. 2nd toothbrush did the same after 9 months. The red light on the charging box will stay red for about 2 minutes and then turn off as if charging is complete. However, the toothbrush is still very dead and blinking red. I have another one that uses the same charger and blocks perfectly. Tried researching this type of behavior online and found nothing. It would be nice if…

Just received Burst Sonic and have 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…

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…

This toothbrush has two good things and one incredibly bad thing: 1) Pulses every 30 seconds to remind you to brush a different part of your mouth. 2) Turns off after 2 minutes to let you know you're done. 3) Once turned off, it will not turn on until placed back on the charging station. I have a permanent retainer behind my bottom front teeth and need to brush underneath them separately. Normally that would be fine, I would just turn it on for another 30 seconds. But not with this toothbrush…