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Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Power Toothbrush - 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case – 40,000 VPM Electric Motor & Wireless Charging - 4 Modes w Smart Timer

Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Power Toothbrush - 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case – 40,000 VPM Electric Motor & Wireless Charging - 4 Modes w Smart Timer

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5.0 out of 5 stars5 month update
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 27, 2022
bought june 2022 mow early dec
usage is about 1 to 2x a day as i have oral b 1000 costco item
battery at gentle speeds with 1 to 3 full 2 minute sessions at a time each day will last TWO (2) months!!!!!!
take that you over priced oral b! which barely lastrs 7 days with 2x sessions each at 2 min.

the aquasonic will clean well
still find oral b simpler as i dont have to actually "brush" with OB as it does all the work for me
but AqS works at what i does and does better with rear molars esp the space between back two molars on each end of mouth (as in the lat two moalrs on each side of jaws)

downside? again wish it had slipperly reg plastic body w/o the soft touch coating. those eventually over time will degrade n become nasty sticky icky mess but...maybe thiers will notdos. if it does then ill just use adhesive remover

the oral b had 50 percent faiure rate as i bought 2pack from costco after 1 year, one failed to charge
so time will tell if AaS is more durable and long lasting. i really hope so as it is is cuh a g8 value

8 brush heads from ob? 60usd.
from AqS? incld wih $40 toothbrush! that is 2 years of brush heads included!

oh i guess this is a downside but also could be how this thing lasts so long on a charge - you n need to charge 24 hours to get full 100% charge

but at same weight and zie as ob, not sure what kinda battery it uses but clearly far far far far superior to oral b

thanks AqS!

Sorry for my typos! lol

bottom line: buy this toothbrush

AUg 31 2022 update
approx usage 1-3 full cycles (2 min each cycle) daily
still havent had to charege the battery!!!!
on weekends, sometimes i have used it 3x a day with 1 - 2 ful lcycles
my oral b battery? horrible. lasts barealy a week without charging using 2x a day 1 cycle per usage. i keep it on charger most days

comparison:
AS:
softer bristles
little harder to get fully clean teet IMO as still havent gotten used to how to use it properly
amazing battery life - the review that said husband/wife use just one AS while switching brush tips, and it lasting for months, is not a lie. it is true i tell. true lol. i know cuz mine i have only done ONE 1x full 24 hour (which manual directs you to do - 24 hour for full charge). ive done that 1x back when i bought it.
no weakening of power and its now aug 31th!
same size as Oral B housing yet AqZSn battery is clearly much bigger and of much higher quality than Oral B
Price for Aq includes 8 brush heads!
i dont know if Azmn sells AqSn brush heads but i wont have to do so for a long time. 8 w each lasting 3 months would be 2 years worth of brush heads! and the price included the toothbrush!
so while i do prefer easier brushing with OB, the AS is clearly a far better value and far better battery quality
as one reviewer mentioned the AqSn brucsh head breaking, i am ultra gentle with my brushing to prevent that from occuring (i hope). tehoretically, same issue could occur with any of these electric toothbrushes

Cons:
no power level indicator like OB has 3 leds for pwr. i wish AqS had this but as i said, im still on original charge 2 moths of usage !!! so the con is nitpicking lol
still havent really firgured out if i am brushing properly but i have same issue with a manual toothbrush lol
bottom line:
the AS is superior to a reg toothbrush (by how much i dont know). i use level 2 power (not the max) and it seems to work well even with my feather light brushing of teeth
waterproof esseentially - iave rinsed entire housing repeatedly just like with my Oral B, neither has had issues

the one future con i foresee:
the brush head has a matte finish and all matte finshess become disgusting stickiy over time. i basiclaly will need to remove the matte finish at some point using heavy duty adhesive remover but that is oky.

the oral b does not have a matte finish which is batter.

Oral B
poor battery life
EXPENSIVE brush heads 55 for 9!
expensive to replace when battery eventually dies at 50 usd
floss action - these are the specific heads i use and they work great cuz they cover whole tooth
easier to use than AquaS. as i simply hold over each tooth and let OB do the work
STIFF bristiles though
overall OB cleans better IMO

June 26 2022
only used 1x just initial impressions will update later

ive used oralb 3d series from costco for 2 years using their floss action head
pros of OB is effortless - all ii have to do is hold the brush feather lightly agasinst teeth vertically - not movement needed like standard toothbrush

Aquasonic Sonic Toothbrush has an accurate title which means it is a toothbrush with a sonic function.
i have no idea if this sonic function 40k bpm actually does anything....
i was hoping for a $30 oral-b replacement but instead it is a standard toothbrush with a sonic funciton meaning i stilll have to brush my teeth like a normal toothbrush.

whine whine whin i konw ha ha ha
but i have i bone spurs in shoulders blades where upper movent causes pain hence my preference for oral b no effort tootbrushing over aquasonic.

i will stil keep and use aquasonic as as a backup to my oral b

will update later once ive used long term

but again, best value for money for a toothbrush with sonic function...but again...does it actually remove plque better than standard ultra soft tootbrush???? i konw ora-b floss action head does work better but does aquasonic????

time will tel.... will update later and sorry for typos
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stuard n.
2.0 out of 5 starsUnexpectedly Great, Until It Isn't. Buy Reputable Quality Instead.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 13, 2021
The image included with this review is to provide a reference point for review. My previous e-brush is a sonicare g2 series (nowadays i found i can interchange the heads for different series, as the brush i have allows for most features present in other devices). the sonicare cost me around $50-60 (can't really remember) at the time of purchase (around four years ago, which speaks to sonicare's longevity). the brush still works well, i will add, just that i don't like the price point for replacing the brushhead, and nowadays i have noticed a slight reduction in speed and battery longevity (although mostly i just wanted to try something new after four years of the same brand).
i heard about this aquasonic with the significantly reduced brushhead pricepoint (i buy my heads at Costco at 2 for $18 before taxes, whereas aquasonic comes with 8 brushheads at $34.99 for the entire set, including brush and travelcase). Overall, I would say I am VERY impressed with the Aquasonic. I have tried Oral-B and other brands that have came and went throughout the years (i found that sonicare had softer brushes and the overall experience was better for me), so I have a decent general idea of what's out there. I have had the item for a weej and will try to update periodically as i know ebrushes are a significant investment for some (especially families) that are new to the experience, and it can be difficult to trust reviewers nowadays.
Here are Pros and Cons:
Pros
The smooth matte-like feel of the brush (which surprisingly no one talked about in the reviews i read), which immediately caught my attention. it makes me WANT to use the brush.
The lightweight feel of the brush in my hand. It is actually noticeably lighter than my sonicare, which i already loved for how lightweight it was. For the price, this was one of the shockers.
The SOFTNESS of the brush itself. Some reviewers noticed the small size (this tells me they probably haven't had an ebrush before because some dentists online actually say a smaller size is ideal for greater teeth coverage), yet as you can tell it's about the same size as my sonicare (if not slightly bigger). I have senaitive teeth and my dentist keeps telling me the apfter the better. i legit didn't think there was an ebrush softer than my sonicare (the g2 series is designed specifically to be soft). again, for the price point, another shocker.
The mode selection text. This might seem obvious, yet most ebrushes i have used in the past only have a light that blinks and tells you the mode you're on in a more subtle way. i was indifferent to this feature as i want to believe i am smart enough to understand the blinking system and the vibration of the brush to understand which mode i am in, however, i have to admit it definitely makes it easier and to my taste does not remove any points in the aesthetics department.
the cleaning power. this also shocked me a bit because, again, for the price point this brush works as well if not better than my sonicare. there's also a noticeable difference between each mode, compelling me to believe that the other modes are just as effective in their intended purpose (i have only tried the massage and clean modes, and they do what they say they'll do).
the attachment process. the setup is the same as my sonicare (to the extent that i wouldn't be surprised if this company used the sonicare design as inspiration, because it is pretty similar
in key areas yet surprisingly better overall, in my opinion, so far), with the head attaching to the base of the brush with a simple push and pull feature.
the two button difference for power on/off and mode. this definitely tells me they hsve learned from the user experience in other brushes because that has been one of my pet peeves— one button to select them all with only the blinker to guide you. the peeve is mostly with the time consumption (as some ebrushes require a hold in order to change modes or to change quadrant features). this brush also has quadrant features that seem more fluid than my sonicare.
i will also give points for aesthetics, as the entire setup looks well-thought out (as in, they probably just got the better features of other ebrushes and went with that 😂 ).
the travel case. the sonocare comes with brushhead cover, which i actually love for its simplicity and utility, yet the idea of a cover somehow feels more thoughtful (even though the head cover is actually more functional).
Cons
i don't know yet (just a week in).
i will update as i go to podt any issues. i got the 3-year insurance due to how cheap it was and the fact that if this covers me for 3 years, it will automatically make it as long-lasting as my sonicare (even better, considering sonicare warranty only covered me for one year).
i will say this— i LOVE my sonicare and am in no way bashing. if you want a durable, quality brush, go with sonicare (i will vouch for them). Phillips (the parent company of sonicare) is well known for their quality products, yet lately i have noticed better price points elsewhere. at some point the drop in price overwhelms the quality, as long as there is a base function that's being met. So far this aquasonic is merting that base function, and some. if this continue for as long as the warranty is covered, i definitely can say i am going with aquasonic in the future. i am also content with knowing i don't have to worry about a trip to the store for a replacement head for at least two years (i was starting to dread having to get new replacements for my sonicare with greater frequency, as i can almost say that the color indicator on the brush keeps getting shorter and shorter in lifespan lately). this will be my best reason to get the aquasonic, as i don't like it when a company uses Rockefeller tactics (we're in 2021, and those tactics were conceived of in the 1920s).
###

***UPDATE--- One Month After Purchase***
So, the previous review was not bad on the Aquasonic, yet after a while of only using this bruah I started to notice that there was starting to show some plaque build-up on my teeth. This was confusing because my Sonicare isually took care of any buildup quite easily, and most other legit ebrushes have a similar capacity. I started to think maybe I wasn't brushing 'right' yet that didn't make sense because I have been brushing about the same for either brush. Thankfully I didn't toss my Sonicare, because, as previously mentioned, it still worked just fine after four-five years of use.
Well, whay do you know? The Sonicare took care of the plaque with ease (which was a relief because after a while it is nearly impossible to remove plaque on teeth and I have to wait for biannual checkup to have a hygienist do it, which can be a bit embarrassing but that is what they do so whatever). Someone else on another review mentioned how Aquasonic was a bruah that just vibrated and did nothing. Well, now I know what they mean.
This brush is amazing for decorative purposes, yet is you want to save yourself a trip to the hygienist, get a quality, reputable brand. As with anything, you pay what you get. I especially appreciate the Sonicare took care of in-between teeth plaque as well (for those of you who don't know, you van 'feel' plaque on teeth when you feel something rough on the surface of teeth. Your teeth are naturally smooth and feels good when the tongue glides over a set of clean, plaque-free teeth. Also, there is a chemical agent provided by my hygienist for checking for plaque, which can be expensive and only meant to be used periodically and not even weekly.).
Well, that was a waste of $40+tax.
For thise whi might say, 'Well, you just have to brush harder or provide more motion', I say this— that is the whole point of an ebrush, that you don't have to do much and the brush does all the work for you. If I have to put in work, it's a manual brush (which I also have for travel/work and emergencies when I forget to pack my ebruah for travel, and there's nothing wrong with using a manual brush other than that in my experience a good ebrush will keep your teeth as plaque-free as possible). That defeats the whole point of buying an ebrush.
This Aquasonic looks great and feels great, yet it doesn't perform its stated function. That's like a beautiful car that doesn't drive, you have to push it yourself. It looks beautiful and aggressive, like it can go fast, yet ultimately it doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't perform its intended function (unless you're the kind of person that likes to spend money on decorative vehicles, which I am sure is a niche market rhat does exist). Please be advised of this, as it mifht save you a visit to a hygienist (you go to your dentist twice a year but sometimes even dentists don't have the specialist experience to clean and polish teeth like a hygienist, which sometimes requires special equipment that uses water, air, and baking soda at once.). I was abke to experiment and now am probably going to have to visit my hygienist anyway, but I was willing to take that risk. I understand not everyone has the cash to take that risk, so be warned.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Unexpectedly Great, Until It Isn't. Buy Reputable Quality Instead.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 13, 2021
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The image included with this review is to provide a reference point for review. My previous e-brush is a sonicare g2 series (nowadays i found i can interchange the heads for different series, as the brush i have allows for most features present in other devices). the sonicare cost me around $50-60 (can't really remember) at the time of purchase (around four years ago, which speaks to sonicare's longevity). the brush still works well, i will add, just that i don't like the price point for replacing the brushhead, and nowadays i have noticed a slight reduction in speed and battery longevity (although mostly i just wanted to try something new after four years of the same brand).
i heard about this aquasonic with the significantly reduced brushhead pricepoint (i buy my heads at Costco at 2 for $18 before taxes, whereas aquasonic comes with 8 brushheads at $34.99 for the entire set, including brush and travelcase). Overall, I would say I am VERY impressed with the Aquasonic. I have tried Oral-B and other brands that have came and went throughout the years (i found that sonicare had softer brushes and the overall experience was better for me), so I have a decent general idea of what's out there. I have had the item for a weej and will try to update periodically as i know ebrushes are a significant investment for some (especially families) that are new to the experience, and it can be difficult to trust reviewers nowadays.
Here are Pros and Cons:
Pros
The smooth matte-like feel of the brush (which surprisingly no one talked about in the reviews i read), which immediately caught my attention. it makes me WANT to use the brush.
The lightweight feel of the brush in my hand. It is actually noticeably lighter than my sonicare, which i already loved for how lightweight it was. For the price, this was one of the shockers.
The SOFTNESS of the brush itself. Some reviewers noticed the small size (this tells me they probably haven't had an ebrush before because some dentists online actually say a smaller size is ideal for greater teeth coverage), yet as you can tell it's about the same size as my sonicare (if not slightly bigger). I have senaitive teeth and my dentist keeps telling me the apfter the better. i legit didn't think there was an ebrush softer than my sonicare (the g2 series is designed specifically to be soft). again, for the price point, another shocker.
The mode selection text. This might seem obvious, yet most ebrushes i have used in the past only have a light that blinks and tells you the mode you're on in a more subtle way. i was indifferent to this feature as i want to believe i am smart enough to understand the blinking system and the vibration of the brush to understand which mode i am in, however, i have to admit it definitely makes it easier and to my taste does not remove any points in the aesthetics department.
the cleaning power. this also shocked me a bit because, again, for the price point this brush works as well if not better than my sonicare. there's also a noticeable difference between each mode, compelling me to believe that the other modes are just as effective in their intended purpose (i have only tried the massage and clean modes, and they do what they say they'll do).
the attachment process. the setup is the same as my sonicare (to the extent that i wouldn't be surprised if this company used the sonicare design as inspiration, because it is pretty similar
in key areas yet surprisingly better overall, in my opinion, so far), with the head attaching to the base of the brush with a simple push and pull feature.
the two button difference for power on/off and mode. this definitely tells me they hsve learned from the user experience in other brushes because that has been one of my pet peeves— one button to select them all with only the blinker to guide you. the peeve is mostly with the time consumption (as some ebrushes require a hold in order to change modes or to change quadrant features). this brush also has quadrant features that seem more fluid than my sonicare.
i will also give points for aesthetics, as the entire setup looks well-thought out (as in, they probably just got the better features of other ebrushes and went with that 😂 ).
the travel case. the sonocare comes with brushhead cover, which i actually love for its simplicity and utility, yet the idea of a cover somehow feels more thoughtful (even though the head cover is actually more functional).
Cons
i don't know yet (just a week in).
i will update as i go to podt any issues. i got the 3-year insurance due to how cheap it was and the fact that if this covers me for 3 years, it will automatically make it as long-lasting as my sonicare (even better, considering sonicare warranty only covered me for one year).
i will say this— i LOVE my sonicare and am in no way bashing. if you want a durable, quality brush, go with sonicare (i will vouch for them). Phillips (the parent company of sonicare) is well known for their quality products, yet lately i have noticed better price points elsewhere. at some point the drop in price overwhelms the quality, as long as there is a base function that's being met. So far this aquasonic is merting that base function, and some. if this continue for as long as the warranty is covered, i definitely can say i am going with aquasonic in the future. i am also content with knowing i don't have to worry about a trip to the store for a replacement head for at least two years (i was starting to dread having to get new replacements for my sonicare with greater frequency, as i can almost say that the color indicator on the brush keeps getting shorter and shorter in lifespan lately). this will be my best reason to get the aquasonic, as i don't like it when a company uses Rockefeller tactics (we're in 2021, and those tactics were conceived of in the 1920s).
###

***UPDATE--- One Month After Purchase***
So, the previous review was not bad on the Aquasonic, yet after a while of only using this bruah I started to notice that there was starting to show some plaque build-up on my teeth. This was confusing because my Sonicare isually took care of any buildup quite easily, and most other legit ebrushes have a similar capacity. I started to think maybe I wasn't brushing 'right' yet that didn't make sense because I have been brushing about the same for either brush. Thankfully I didn't toss my Sonicare, because, as previously mentioned, it still worked just fine after four-five years of use.
Well, whay do you know? The Sonicare took care of the plaque with ease (which was a relief because after a while it is nearly impossible to remove plaque on teeth and I have to wait for biannual checkup to have a hygienist do it, which can be a bit embarrassing but that is what they do so whatever). Someone else on another review mentioned how Aquasonic was a bruah that just vibrated and did nothing. Well, now I know what they mean.
This brush is amazing for decorative purposes, yet is you want to save yourself a trip to the hygienist, get a quality, reputable brand. As with anything, you pay what you get. I especially appreciate the Sonicare took care of in-between teeth plaque as well (for those of you who don't know, you van 'feel' plaque on teeth when you feel something rough on the surface of teeth. Your teeth are naturally smooth and feels good when the tongue glides over a set of clean, plaque-free teeth. Also, there is a chemical agent provided by my hygienist for checking for plaque, which can be expensive and only meant to be used periodically and not even weekly.).
Well, that was a waste of $40+tax.
For thise whi might say, 'Well, you just have to brush harder or provide more motion', I say this— that is the whole point of an ebrush, that you don't have to do much and the brush does all the work for you. If I have to put in work, it's a manual brush (which I also have for travel/work and emergencies when I forget to pack my ebruah for travel, and there's nothing wrong with using a manual brush other than that in my experience a good ebrush will keep your teeth as plaque-free as possible). That defeats the whole point of buying an ebrush.
This Aquasonic looks great and feels great, yet it doesn't perform its stated function. That's like a beautiful car that doesn't drive, you have to push it yourself. It looks beautiful and aggressive, like it can go fast, yet ultimately it doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't perform its intended function (unless you're the kind of person that likes to spend money on decorative vehicles, which I am sure is a niche market rhat does exist). Please be advised of this, as it mifht save you a visit to a hygienist (you go to your dentist twice a year but sometimes even dentists don't have the specialist experience to clean and polish teeth like a hygienist, which sometimes requires special equipment that uses water, air, and baking soda at once.). I was abke to experiment and now am probably going to have to visit my hygienist anyway, but I was willing to take that risk. I understand not everyone has the cash to take that risk, so be warned.
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stuard n.
2.0 out of 5 stars Unexpectedly Great, Until It Isn't. Buy Reputable Quality Instead.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 13, 2021
The image included with this review is to provide a reference point for review. My previous e-brush is a sonicare g2 series (nowadays i found i can interchange the heads for different series, as the brush i have allows for most features present in other devices). the sonicare cost me around $50-60 (can't really remember) at the time of purchase (around four years ago, which speaks to sonicare's longevity). the brush still works well, i will add, just that i don't like the price point for replacing the brushhead, and nowadays i have noticed a slight reduction in speed and battery longevity (although mostly i just wanted to try something new after four years of the same brand).
i heard about this aquasonic with the significantly reduced brushhead pricepoint (i buy my heads at Costco at 2 for $18 before taxes, whereas aquasonic comes with 8 brushheads at $34.99 for the entire set, including brush and travelcase). Overall, I would say I am VERY impressed with the Aquasonic. I have tried Oral-B and other brands that have came and went throughout the years (i found that sonicare had softer brushes and the overall experience was better for me), so I have a decent general idea of what's out there. I have had the item for a weej and will try to update periodically as i know ebrushes are a significant investment for some (especially families) that are new to the experience, and it can be difficult to trust reviewers nowadays.
Here are Pros and Cons:
Pros
The smooth matte-like feel of the brush (which surprisingly no one talked about in the reviews i read), which immediately caught my attention. it makes me WANT to use the brush.
The lightweight feel of the brush in my hand. It is actually noticeably lighter than my sonicare, which i already loved for how lightweight it was. For the price, this was one of the shockers.
The SOFTNESS of the brush itself. Some reviewers noticed the small size (this tells me they probably haven't had an ebrush before because some dentists online actually say a smaller size is ideal for greater teeth coverage), yet as you can tell it's about the same size as my sonicare (if not slightly bigger). I have senaitive teeth and my dentist keeps telling me the apfter the better. i legit didn't think there was an ebrush softer than my sonicare (the g2 series is designed specifically to be soft). again, for the price point, another shocker.
The mode selection text. This might seem obvious, yet most ebrushes i have used in the past only have a light that blinks and tells you the mode you're on in a more subtle way. i was indifferent to this feature as i want to believe i am smart enough to understand the blinking system and the vibration of the brush to understand which mode i am in, however, i have to admit it definitely makes it easier and to my taste does not remove any points in the aesthetics department.
the cleaning power. this also shocked me a bit because, again, for the price point this brush works as well if not better than my sonicare. there's also a noticeable difference between each mode, compelling me to believe that the other modes are just as effective in their intended purpose (i have only tried the massage and clean modes, and they do what they say they'll do).
the attachment process. the setup is the same as my sonicare (to the extent that i wouldn't be surprised if this company used the sonicare design as inspiration, because it is pretty similar
in key areas yet surprisingly better overall, in my opinion, so far), with the head attaching to the base of the brush with a simple push and pull feature.
the two button difference for power on/off and mode. this definitely tells me they hsve learned from the user experience in other brushes because that has been one of my pet peeves— one button to select them all with only the blinker to guide you. the peeve is mostly with the time consumption (as some ebrushes require a hold in order to change modes or to change quadrant features). this brush also has quadrant features that seem more fluid than my sonicare.
i will also give points for aesthetics, as the entire setup looks well-thought out (as in, they probably just got the better features of other ebrushes and went with that 😂 ).
the travel case. the sonocare comes with brushhead cover, which i actually love for its simplicity and utility, yet the idea of a cover somehow feels more thoughtful (even though the head cover is actually more functional).
Cons
i don't know yet (just a week in).
i will update as i go to podt any issues. i got the 3-year insurance due to how cheap it was and the fact that if this covers me for 3 years, it will automatically make it as long-lasting as my sonicare (even better, considering sonicare warranty only covered me for one year).
i will say this— i LOVE my sonicare and am in no way bashing. if you want a durable, quality brush, go with sonicare (i will vouch for them). Phillips (the parent company of sonicare) is well known for their quality products, yet lately i have noticed better price points elsewhere. at some point the drop in price overwhelms the quality, as long as there is a base function that's being met. So far this aquasonic is merting that base function, and some. if this continue for as long as the warranty is covered, i definitely can say i am going with aquasonic in the future. i am also content with knowing i don't have to worry about a trip to the store for a replacement head for at least two years (i was starting to dread having to get new replacements for my sonicare with greater frequency, as i can almost say that the color indicator on the brush keeps getting shorter and shorter in lifespan lately). this will be my best reason to get the aquasonic, as i don't like it when a company uses Rockefeller tactics (we're in 2021, and those tactics were conceived of in the 1920s).
###

***UPDATE--- One Month After Purchase***
So, the previous review was not bad on the Aquasonic, yet after a while of only using this bruah I started to notice that there was starting to show some plaque build-up on my teeth. This was confusing because my Sonicare isually took care of any buildup quite easily, and most other legit ebrushes have a similar capacity. I started to think maybe I wasn't brushing 'right' yet that didn't make sense because I have been brushing about the same for either brush. Thankfully I didn't toss my Sonicare, because, as previously mentioned, it still worked just fine after four-five years of use.
Well, whay do you know? The Sonicare took care of the plaque with ease (which was a relief because after a while it is nearly impossible to remove plaque on teeth and I have to wait for biannual checkup to have a hygienist do it, which can be a bit embarrassing but that is what they do so whatever). Someone else on another review mentioned how Aquasonic was a bruah that just vibrated and did nothing. Well, now I know what they mean.
This brush is amazing for decorative purposes, yet is you want to save yourself a trip to the hygienist, get a quality, reputable brand. As with anything, you pay what you get. I especially appreciate the Sonicare took care of in-between teeth plaque as well (for those of you who don't know, you van 'feel' plaque on teeth when you feel something rough on the surface of teeth. Your teeth are naturally smooth and feels good when the tongue glides over a set of clean, plaque-free teeth. Also, there is a chemical agent provided by my hygienist for checking for plaque, which can be expensive and only meant to be used periodically and not even weekly.).
Well, that was a waste of $40+tax.
For thise whi might say, 'Well, you just have to brush harder or provide more motion', I say this— that is the whole point of an ebrush, that you don't have to do much and the brush does all the work for you. If I have to put in work, it's a manual brush (which I also have for travel/work and emergencies when I forget to pack my ebruah for travel, and there's nothing wrong with using a manual brush other than that in my experience a good ebrush will keep your teeth as plaque-free as possible). That defeats the whole point of buying an ebrush.
This Aquasonic looks great and feels great, yet it doesn't perform its stated function. That's like a beautiful car that doesn't drive, you have to push it yourself. It looks beautiful and aggressive, like it can go fast, yet ultimately it doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't perform its intended function (unless you're the kind of person that likes to spend money on decorative vehicles, which I am sure is a niche market rhat does exist). Please be advised of this, as it mifht save you a visit to a hygienist (you go to your dentist twice a year but sometimes even dentists don't have the specialist experience to clean and polish teeth like a hygienist, which sometimes requires special equipment that uses water, air, and baking soda at once.). I was abke to experiment and now am probably going to have to visit my hygienist anyway, but I was willing to take that risk. I understand not everyone has the cash to take that risk, so be warned.
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Jen
2.0 out of 5 stars Not a fan!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 4, 2023
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Got this electric toothbrush hoping to replace an older cheaper one that is a different brand. Liked the idea of the longer battery life. Well, I hate it! The vibration has different settings but even the lowest one is too much. If you take it out of your mouth for a second to spit without shutting off, it sprays everywhere. Also, the button to change the speed is in a spot where I always accidentally hit it several times in one brushing. Then when I go to shut off the toothbrush I often accidentally hit that button instead. Very poor placement of buttons. I don’t like that it paused every 20 seconds to signal to do a different section of your mouth. 4 sections which is only one minute and 20 seconds of brushing, when you should brush for two minutes. I’ve learned more expensive isn’t always better! I prefer my cheap brand over this one anyway.
The two stars I did give are for the battery life, nice case it comes in, and your teeth feel clean at the end…but boy what a hassle getting there!
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Christopher W Chrebet
2.0 out of 5 stars I don't like it
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 1, 2023
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I hate this toothbrush for two reasons.

1. The placement of the buttons are in a terrible location. After 6 months I have not completed a single bushing cycle without accidentally turning it off. I've flipped the brush and tried holding it many different ways but nothing works... Seriously, I have yet to completea single brush successfully.

2. This thing has it's own charging station... But for what? It just takes up space. Why can't we just charge this thing with a normal usb? It's own clumsy station that you use once a month? Really?

Good news: it does brush your teeth, it's just upsetting to use every single time.
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tallman
2.0 out of 5 stars Dentist changed my opinion on this!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 1, 2023
Verified Purchase
I’ve been using this brush for over a year now. The battery lasts about 90 brushes before needing a charge, thumbs up. The charger has been working fine. I use it in the shower and haven’t had any issues.

Although… I just left the dentist office and it was one of the longest cleanings I’ve ever had. The hygienist mentioned my teeth usually had a minimal amount of plaque buildup. However, this time, had the most she had seen on me in a long time. She had to use the water pick and the manual scraper. She spent a lot of time in between my teeth and just below the gum line. The "floss while you brush" quote appears to me to be invalid. I hadn’t changed anything in my brushing routine except for switching to the Aquasonic from the Spin Brush.

So, after this cleaning visit, I’d have a hard time recommending this to a friend.
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Stacy L. Gregston
2.0 out of 5 stars Don't Bother
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 6, 2023
Verified Purchase
The only positive I can say about this toothbrush is it does have the 30 second zone timer! It feels more like tickling your teeth rather than cleaning. Also the back of the brush is not flat so don't set it down with toothpaste on it because it will roll over depositing the paste all over. The buttons on the back mean you can't make adjustments without turning it over while on??? Plus it's very easy to hit these buttons while you are "brushing". So disappointed, I usually live with my purchases, buyers remorse or not. I returned this after 2 days of use. Going back to Sonicare.
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Kimberly
2.0 out of 5 stars Loved this until it died only after 5 months.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 21, 2023
Verified Purchase
Was recommended this Toothbrush from a friend. I like brushing my teeth in the shower. I love how small the head is, makes it easier to reach the back, love everything about it....... but I've only had it for about 5 months and now it won't hold a charge for some reason. VERY disappointed 😔
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Bonnie Buttars
2.0 out of 5 stars Too strong a cleaning for my sensitive teeth.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 29, 2023
Verified Purchase
I bought this because I've always wanted to try using an electric toothbrush to see if it keeps my teeth cleaner. This has a very strong cleaning mode & it hurt my sensitive teeth and gums & now they are painfully red & sore & inflamed. I had to throw everything away. It was the cause of some very sore, swollen gums & made it almost impossible to eat food that isn't soft. I've had almost a week of a very sore mouth. It sure wasn't worth buying. Buyer Beware. It might be ok for some people though. Just a bad choice for me!
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Van
2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 7, 2023
Verified Purchase
Not sure why this has such favorable reviews. This opinion is from one use only. I currently use a cheap in cost battery operated one from Walmart that has served me well for over 3yrs. Got Spammed this recommendation so I thought I'd give it a try. Fully charged, applied toothpaste and turned on, started brushing teeth and ouch! The vibration at any setting is downright uncomfortable to my teeth and gums. Any it doesn't do a good job cleaning the overall mouth and tongue areas. No lathering of the toothpaste. I think it's only suited for spot cleaning only. With my Walmart toothbrush it spins much slower and there are rotating and back and forth brushes that give you that complete cleaning. And with a small amount of mouthwash, satisfying results every time. Will return and buy the rechargeable batteries for this. My teeth will thank me.
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Sarah Ann
2.0 out of 5 stars Brush heads fall apart :(
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 6, 2023
Verified Purchase
This is my second Aquasonic, because I hoped it was a fluke with the first. However, the brush heads literally fall apart. There are a few things more unpleasant than getting a mouthful of bristles when the plastic cracks apart. When then brush heads work, the brush works beautifully and is 5/5, but the heads are so frustrating that I have to give it a 2/5.
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Hope H. Harris
2.0 out of 5 stars Caution: Understand the Product
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 9, 2022
Verified Purchase
This electric toothbrush (ETB) was not for me. I have used electric toothbrushes my entire adult life. I knew immediately this was not my ETB. It actually took me by surprise when I turned it on; I was hesitant to engage. This is an aggressive ETB. I don’t usually write a review, but I think consumers will buy the ETB if it’s right for them, even if it wasn’t right for me; however, consumers need facts about products to make good purchase decisions. For me, the vibration of this ETB was harsh and the vibration of the entire tooth brush was aggressive. If the any part of the ETB other than the bristles touched my tooth or my tongue, it actually hurt. I’ve never experienced am ETB like this. To be fair, I decided to try it for 1 week, in case it was me being a bit sensitive about the excessive vibration. I couldn’t do it; 5 days in I folded it up. There are several options on the ETB to choose from, I was using the slowest option. And, this is not a soft bristle ETB.
HHH - Fort Worth
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