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AquaSonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Electric Toothbrush - 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case - Ultra Sonic Motor & Wireless Charging - 4 Modes w Smart Timer - Sonic Electric

AquaSonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Electric Toothbrush - 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case - Ultra Sonic Motor & Wireless Charging - 4 Modes w Smart Timer - Sonic Electric

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Ron
5.0 out of 5 starsGood as Sonicare
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2019
I have been a Sonicare user for decades. I decided to switch when Sonicare claimed it couldn't find my registration, so it wouldn't honor its warranty.

The AcquaSonic looks exactly like the Sonicare Diamond Clean, but costs one-fifth of the price ($36.95 on Amazon vs. $198.95). Incidentally, the "motor" in the Diamond Clean is identical to less-expensive Sonicare models. It only performs better because of the brush, which fits on the AquaSonic.

I have no idea how long the AquaSonic will last, but it has a 13 month warranty vs. two and a half years for Sonicare, if you register the purchase. So I can replace the Aquasonic and it would still cost less. Based on my experience with Sonicare, the wand will only stop working when the lithium battery dies or if you drop it on the floor. On the negative side, it isn't clear how you contact Beauty Imports (the seller of AquaSonic) if there is a problem while Sonicare's customer service (except for losing my registration) has been exceptional.

Addendum: Now that I have owned the AquaSonic for a few months, I can report that the brushing seems to be as effective as with a Sonicare (what counts is the brush, not the wand). On the plus side, I have been getting an incredible 60 two-minute brushes per charge (two a day for thirty days), more than twice my experience with Sonicare, suggesting that the battery will last longer. On the minus side, the timer stopped working after one week. Amazon eventually figured out how to fix the problem (Amazon handles tech support calls, but the rep doesn't specialize in AquaSonic -- she has to look up the answer). In case you have the same issue, just press the "on" button for 20 seconds, the same solution needed when Sonicare has this problem.

The Aquacare seems to clean just as well as Sonicare, is slightly (0.6 ounces) lighter, has a battery that lasts twice as long (four weeks versus two), and comes with more brushes (eight one). Sonicare comes with a pressure sensor, which I think is a solution in search of a problem.

The average AquaSonic review on Amazon (4.7 stars) is better than the $69.95 Sonicare 4100 (4.3 stars), with the bad reviews criticizing the electric toothbrush experience, the brush heads cracking, or the battery failing. The last two items are covered by warranty. If Beauty Imports isn't responsive, contact Amazon, which has incredibly good customer service.
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Randolph S Ortiz
1.0 out of 5 starsToothbrush will no longer charge
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018
I have had my toothbrush for only a month now and it no longer charges. This is frustrating and ridiculous. It’s also past the return date.
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ShopAHolic
2.0 out of 5 stars Cheap brush heads that keep breaking
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019
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After reading the reviews, I decided to purchase two of these toothbrushes instead of a Sonicare. At first, it seemed great. I like the different modes and it seemed to be doing a good job of cleaning my teeth. Then one of the brush heads broke with less than a week of use. I thought maybe it was a fluke thing, because I do not press very hard when I brush. Well, it's only been a few days since the first brush head broke, and another one just did the same thing. I've owned other sonic toothbrushes before and never had this happen. I don't know if it's just a bad batch of brush heads or a case of you get what you pay for, but buyer beware! You're money is better spent on a different toothbrush.
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ShopAHolic
2.0 out of 5 stars Cheap brush heads that keep breaking
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019
After reading the reviews, I decided to purchase two of these toothbrushes instead of a Sonicare. At first, it seemed great. I like the different modes and it seemed to be doing a good job of cleaning my teeth. Then one of the brush heads broke with less than a week of use. I thought maybe it was a fluke thing, because I do not press very hard when I brush. Well, it's only been a few days since the first brush head broke, and another one just did the same thing. I've owned other sonic toothbrushes before and never had this happen. I don't know if it's just a bad batch of brush heads or a case of you get what you pay for, but buyer beware! You're money is better spent on a different toothbrush.
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DPC
2.0 out of 5 stars Is this supposed to happen
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022
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First thing I noticed it would intermittently shut itself off about every minute. Then the brush blew up while I wash brushing my teeth. Then it happened again to the replacement I put on it. Spend the extra money for a name brand product. I will be throwing this out.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Is this supposed to happen
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022
First thing I noticed it would intermittently shut itself off about every minute. Then the brush blew up while I wash brushing my teeth. Then it happened again to the replacement I put on it. Spend the extra money for a name brand product. I will be throwing this out.
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Zach
2.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't hold a candle to Sonicare . . .
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019
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I'm kind of shocked that the reviews for this are so good. I was looking to upgrade the regular, unpowered toothbrush I keep at work, but didn't want to spend the ~$70 that the Sonicare I keep at home (the Sonicare 3 Series), so I bought this. After the first use it was immediately clear that my Sonicare was in a completely different category. The AquaSonic just doesn't have the same vigorous motion that the Sonicare does; it almost feels like it's barely moving back and forth - it's more like it's just vibrating - so that you still have to brush as if it was a regular, unpowered toothbrush. My Sonicare's brushing angle (or the length of the brushing strokes) are substantially larger and I can get away with minimal "brushing action". Having said that, it's not a bad little toothbrush to keep in your travel bag, but I wouldn't recommend it to keep at home - do yourself a favor and spend the extra $30 to get a Sonicare or Oral-B brush. Also, the brush heads that come with this toothbrush are garbage, you're definitely going to want to find some better ones to use if you get it.
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GeeWhizz
2.0 out of 5 stars Brush head loose. It falls from the toothbrush. The other toothbrush heads are tight...for now.
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2021
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Pros: Powerful. Nice design. Inexpensive. Good features like timer and different modes.

Cons: Quality issues with their toothbrush heads becoming loose after a few days of usage. This can be a serious issue as they claim you can use a brush heads up to four months. It took five days before I had to replace it because it was completely loose.
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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
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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).
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***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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2.0 out of 5 stars Nice toothbrush, but disclosing tablets reveal that Sonicare and Oral B cleaned much better
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2019
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Really like this electric toothbrush. Slender, comfortable, good brush head shape. lasts long on one charge, seems to brush well. HOWEVER:

1. The base has a small diameter, so it can tip over easily.
2. The speed and mode buttons should be interchanged. On/Off is more important than mode. Have no idea of the mode makes a clinical difference.
3. Cleaned one side (right) with Aquasonic, and the other side (left) with Sonicare OR Oral-B. Then used disclosing tablets and the Sonicare side was much cleaner. See #4.
4. The supplied brush heads are way too soft. Bet if they were firmer, cleaning would be better.

Thus only two stars because this toothbrush needs to clean better.
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Jason S.
2.0 out of 5 stars This vs. Sonic Care
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020
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I have used Sonic care past 5 + years (formerly Black Diamond premium model, presently the navy blue colored handle next level down (apologies I don't have model #'s). The drop from the black to next level on brush speed and force was noticeable and when I saw price on this and brush speed (claiming 40k v. 30k per minute) and the price I had to try it. Recap: Packaging and quality of the brush and components was fantastic for this price. The smooth finish on handle is actually as good or better than Sonic care unit. 8 brushes included is really a deal as well. Unfortunately, there is a major noteworthy difference on force/pressure/feel of this brush vs. my Sonic care. I would say this brush is maybe 30% of the feel of a Sonic care. The heads are cheaper and not as substantial therefore your teeth will not feel as clean after brushing (not close). My suggestion would be to buy this brush as a travel brush if you don't want to bring your $250 brush on the road - however day in and day out brushing, unless you have baby ultra sensitive teeth - these 2 motors aren't in the same class whatsoever. I have to give company credit they did a great job of copying everything off Sonic care and for this price point amazingly well. If you're particular about a strong brush feel for cleanest teeth, sadly this one won't get it done:(
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Frankie
2.0 out of 5 stars SOme minor issues
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2022
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First let me say i am a long time sonicare user. I thought I would try something new. Here's my comparison:

1. The Aquasonic does not tell you when it needs charging Sonicare does.
2. Aquasonic has no pressure sensitive to notify upu when you are applying too much pressure. Sonicare does.
3. Sonicarre buttons are so pressure sensitive and stick out that it is very easy to press and thus you either are changing the mode or powering it off and this makes it's 2-minute timer start all over. Sonicare his not so pressure sensitive and is somewhat indented so you do not accidentally press the power button. And even if you do it does not "restart" until 30 seconds later. i.e., if you re press the ower button with 30 seconds it starts where it left off.
4. After about a week, when I first start to use the Aquasonic it starts off very slow. You could put your finger on the toothbrush head, and it would stop vibrating. I suppose this could be f amalfunction, I don't know but when brushing I could feel it not moving.
5. Sonicare can be put back on the charger every and they recomment that. Acquasonic specifically states NOT to keep it on the charger.
6. Brush heads on aquasonic are very soft and even across the head. Sonicare brush head brushes are uneven as if trying to get into various spaces on your teeth, I believe the Sonicare brush will do a better job of cleaning.
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A. Jordan
2.0 out of 5 stars Terrible Brush Heads
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2021
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My quip toothbrush died recently, and I didn't love it enough to get a new one, so I went searching on Amazon for a good new electric toothbrush. This one had great reviews, and I was excited about the extra brush heads and travel case. The toothbrush itself seems decent, especially with several modes in varying intensity. But I absolutely HATE the brush heads that came with this toothbrush. They are way too soft. If you're going to send 8 brush heads, I wish there had been a couple of different styles available. Searching on Amazon, it looks like I can probably get some other brush heads that would work for this toothbrush, but I would be paying almost the same amount that I paid for a brush and brush heads that were supposed to last 2 years. If you're a fan of super soft brush heads, then this might be the brush for you. For me, I just don't feel like my teeth get cleaned, and I don't feel like my gums get enough stimulation to stay healthy.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Affordable and powerful!
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2020
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The AquaSonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush is an affordable electric toothbrush. Almost, too good to be true for the price. You get the brush, a travel case, and 8.....yes 8 brush heads! At first try, the brush as some power in its various modes. It's an attractive looking brush also, sturdy and slick.

I don't expect any real warranty coverage, there is no information in the packaging or on the box. If you have questions, you pretty much can only contact the company through AMZ. Hopefully, the brush will last at least a year. Now i personally use an Oral B, which is as basic as you can get. The Oral B has really helped my dental hygiene and made brushing more enjoyable. Let's see if the Aquasonic is just as good.

One last note, the box has a Prop 65 warning. That kind of gives me a bad feeling but now a days, its expected.

Added: 4/14/22. Unfortunately the toothbrush stopped working after less than 2 years of use. It was good while it lasted. I sent an email to see what kind warranty of coverage this has. In comparison, the basic oral-b is going on nearly 3 years. It did require service after about a year and a half but that was covered under a mfgs 2 year warranty.
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