🦷 Sonic Pulse Powered Spinbrush Toothbrush Review

I love this toothbrush. It doesn't spin it vibrates and I like that better - it feels softer but still effective. I'm sad they stopped doing that. Revane was the only place I could find him.

I'm sorry this product is out of production but will buy it while I can find it. The extra soft long bristles make it much easier to get into the gaps in tooth crowns.

Forget it! It's NOT Sonic that's really strong. This one is twice as bad, perhaps because it only requires one battery. I'm giving one star because I can't give any.

Unlike the original Sonic, this single battery box is hostile at best. Too bad original devices are only available on eBay for $50 and up. Note to manufacturers: if you downgrade a product significantly, change the name. When you order a Mustang and get a Pinto. You get a picture.💩

This toothbrush is ok but not as good as the larger rotating sonic brush model that Arm and Hammer no longer makes. Too bad they didn't, there are 2 spare brushes left and my old pen dies trying to save it, this one is weak compared to this one. This only requires one battery, I don't know how long the charge will last, I've just started using it. I really prefer the older model. Worked very well, was bigger, needed two AA batteries. The charge lasts a long time. Why did you stop it, arm and…

My wife used an old sonic brush with two batteries for years. We still have two spare heads. The switch on it stopped working so I had to replace it. She has tried other sonic brushes, but of all the other brands, this single-battery model still has the largest brush. I agree with the other reviewer that it's not as powerful as the previous model, but it will do. I couldn't find any replacement heads for this model either and the ones sold online will only fit the older dual battery model. It…