🪥 Revolutionize Your Oral Care with SOLADEY Rhythm Vibration Toothbrush Semiconductor Review

Great sonic toothbrush. The vibration is strong, after that my teeth creak. I really wish there were more brushes. Just turn it on and place it on your teeth and let it do all the work. This is definitely the toothbrush for lazy people like me who don't want to make hand movements; let the machine do it!

Well made electric toothbrush. The idea is quite interesting, solar panels can help create double electrons to remove plaque. I don't have plaque so can't comment on effectiveness but it's great technology and worth trying. This product requires a battery, so it might be a bit inconvenient for people who prefer batteries. However, the price is significantly higher than a conventional battery-powered electric toothbrush.

This ultra-smooth toothbrush is an amazing glimpse into the future! It takes full advantage of the new technology that uses both electrons and powerful sonic waves to remove gross debris, leaving my teeth fantastically white and clean. Plaque and Co. don't stand a chance against this artistic miracle. With 22,000 vibrations per minute and five power modes, this ingeniously designed toothbrush redefines what brushing really is!

I tried it, the picture shows that the water is vibrating, but there is no vibration. I even put it in a cup of water and I don't see any waves. This means it's not shaking hard enough. It doesn't vibrate that much. Part of the handle vibrates, but this is poorly transmitted to the brush head. If you want to save money, you'd better use the manual version. The electronic version is designed to help clean the brush by vibrating and moving the brush tips. It doesn't vibrate back and forth enough…

Honest review here. Fresh and clean, great brush but expensive and requires natural light to activate the ion charge. PROS One of the good toothbrushes I've used. Feel fresh and clean after every use. The sound effect is great at 18,000 vibrations per minute and at a high frequency of 22,000 per minute. One button, two modes, easy to use. Bacterial growth after brushing your teeth! Sounds amazing to me, hope it works. Definitely feels better than a regular toothbrush. You can buy new brush…

This is an ionic toothbrush with solar cells and Ti02 semiconductor. I have read clinical studies on this design and it says that this brush removes biofilm better than other brushes that do not contain a TiO2 semiconductor. However, no reduction in gingivitis was reported compared to the control group. I was interested in how well this works for my teeth compared to other sonic toothbrushes without Tio2 technology. Clinical research resources for this design and model are available online. It…

This is my first experience with a solar powered solid state toothbrush. First, you need an AAA battery to operate. Second, you need some kind of light source for the ionic part to work. Artificial light works well. I find it very odd that the warnings include "do not use or store in the bathroom" since most people brush their teeth in the bathroom. I was hesitant to wet it after reading this, but the brush stem needs to be filled with water to work properly. I keep my toothbrush in a tall…

This is my third sonic/ionic toothbrush. They are ALL effective and work extremely well leaving me with sparkling clean teeth every time. What I love about this toothbrush is that it runs on a standard AAA battery. BRIGHT. That will take months. No charging cable, charging station and other unnecessary clutter. If the battery runs out after a few months, replace it. I can't tell you how much I hate rechargeable batteries that can't be removed and replaced. If they die, the toothbrush dies too…