🦷 quip Adult Electric Toothbrush - Green Sonic Toothbrush with Travel Cover, Mirror Mount & Timer Review

Very convenient to carry and use when traveling. The attachment makes it more hygienic. The bristles help you clean your teeth thoroughly without damaging your gums. I definitely feel strong vibrations, but not to the point of discomfort. In fact, I'm more comfortable with it than its spinning counterpart. I just hope I won't have a hard time finding a replacement head.

It may look like a simple and ordinary toothbrush, but it packs a lot of power. In my opinion it is more effective than an electric rotating toothbrush. The vibration is weak and does not cause any discomfort. Really helps whiten and clean teeth.

After receiving these I still haven't used them for about a month. create habit. but i use it all the time now. My teeth feel a lot cleaner and it's nice not having to mess with cords. It fits perfectly on my small plate. Ads every 30 seconds for two minutes is a great feature. Once I get used to it, it really gets me brushing for a full two minutes and being more thorough.

I don't know what the hype is about for fun toothbrushes, yes they're cheap and good for traveling but my manual travel toothbrush works just as well. I have a $45 Philips Sonicare that I use at home and I like it better!

I have an Oral-B at home and hate messing around with charging cables. I kept hearing it advertised on TWIT and decided to try it when I needed a travel toothbrush. It's not a terrible electric toothbrush, but it's not as good as the rotating Oral-B. To make matters worse, the bristles are too soft. I would give 5 stars for comfort and design, but 2.5 for functionality.

I replaced Sonicare with this brush. And while it's not as powerful as Sonicare, it works very well and is a lot cheaper. The replacement head subscription is also a huge plus!

I have been using Sonic Care for over 15 years. I was excited to get it and try it out. It is unlike any electric vibrating brush I have used. I don't understand the good reviews at all.

I have Oral-B at home and hate using it messing around with charging cables. I kept hearing it advertised on TWIT and decided to try it when I needed a travel toothbrush. It's not a terrible electric toothbrush, but it's not as good as the rotating Oral-B. To make matters worse, the bristles are too soft. I would give 5 stars for comfort and design, but 2.5 for functionality.

I avoid electric toothbrushes but a friend recommended these to me. I love how compact it is and it feels sturdy enough to take with me on long trips. You just have to press a simple "q" key to turn it on and off. Love the feature when it pulses so you know when to stop. I found it pretty neat. The pressure on him is gentle, which I'm actually a fan of. The reason I gave up electric toothbrushes in the past was because they chatter with my teeth. The glue seems fine. It sticks but I'm not sure…

This is my second joke. Both were buggy and inconsistent. I didn't save the receipt (from the destination) for the first one, which at some point just stopped working, so the manufacturer didn't help me then. I only bought another pen because I already had several replacement brush heads and the toothbrush itself was quite cheap to replace. But you get what you pay for and it's cheap and inconsistent, tends to stop working and then start again, turns on randomly at night, etc. Any issues seem…