🦷 Enhance Your Oral Care Routine with SmileDirectClub's Blurple Electric Toothbrush and 3-in-1 Travel Kit Review

Don't waste your time with this electric toothbrush! Stick to manual brushing if you really want to clean your teeth and gums. The vibration strength of this brush is ridiculous compared to a Phillips Sonic Care toothbrush or any other high quality electric toothbrush. The slight hum of this brush is absolutely not conducive to brushing your teeth, and a tongue scraper is useless, too. I had high hopes for this product based on the star rating and rave reviews. Obviously many of them are bogus…

I bought this smaller toothbrush in hopes that it could replace my larger toothbrush that I bought five years ago but when I got tired of it, I didn't like her at all. All of the vibration is at the base of the toothbrush so it was incredibly powerful in my hand but as soon as I tried brushing my teeth with it there was no power at all in the brush itself. I didn't like the product so I bought it I sent it back.

We've had a lot of these toothbrushes over the years. I also ordered them for family members. Everyone loves the perfect strength of the bristles, not so hard that they hurt gums but strong enough to ensure an excellent cleaning. I recommend adding other colors so you can use them for other members of the same family. Overall a great product!

I must have overlooked something. It's just a vibrating toothbrush. These are nothing more than brushes with rotating bristles. But you still have to use it like a regular toothbrush. It costs exactly what you pay for it. But I really don't see it being any better than a regular toothbrush.

I bought this smaller toothbrush hoping it could replace the big one I bought five years ago, but when I got tired of it I didn't like it at all. All of the vibration is at the base of the toothbrush so it was incredibly powerful in my hand but as soon as I tried brushing my teeth with it there was no power at all in the brush itself. I didn't like the product so I bought it i sent it back.

I bought this smaller toothbrush hoping it could replace my big one I got five years ago but when I got tired of it I didn't like it at all. All of the vibration is at the base of the toothbrush so it was incredibly powerful in my hand but as soon as I tried brushing my teeth with it there was no power at all in the brush itself. I didn't like the product so I bought it I sent it back.

That would be five stars if it still worked. The brush feels good, has a great color and I liked that it pauses every 30 seconds to switch sections. However, after two months it stopped working. I changed the batteries and it turned on but randomly turned off after a few seconds. Sometimes it takes longer, but usually it turns off when I press it with my teeth. I tried changing the batteries again, but that didn't change anything. I only opened it to change the battery and dried it first. I'm…

Not nearly as expensive as the competition. Oral B and Sonic Care toothbrushes cost about $25. Occasionally you can even buy it for $20 on sale. It's a glorified $5 toothbrush. Of course it looks a lot better now, but you want the product to work. I am shocked by all the positive reviews. The vibrations are meaningless and add absolutely nothing to brushing your teeth, except maybe your placebo. Sonic brushes use a similar way of brushing your teeth, except the power of the brush gets it where…