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

I switched to this tooth brush after such terrible service at oral B. This supersonic tooth brush was posted as one of the top 10 electric toothbrushes as tested by some group. Sorry, I can’t remember who tested it and posted the review — but it was a website that I have used in the past to see the top 10 of other devices.I ordered the toothbrush with trepidation. How can this a $29 toothbrush be any good? Well I love it. The brush is rectangular —-(so much better than round) and it came with 5 or more replaceable toothbrush heads. It has a setting for “massage” and after having gum surgery, the periodontist suggested massaging the gums lightly to with my finger to help the healing process. This is immensely better to massage all of my gums instead of just the area where I had the graph. I’ve kept it on the massage setting for brushing my teeth as well because I think it does a good job where the teeth meet the gum line. That is an important area to clean. The massage setting is perfect for this delicate cleaning area as well.Like many others, this one pauses every 30 seconds to suggest moving to a different quadrant of the mouth to brush. But after the three pauses, it just shuts off. If you want to continue brushing, just turn it back on and it will again pause every 30 seconds.Another contrast to the oral b is when the brush can use some charging, a very subtle red light is visible. When it is fully charged the red light turns off. Easy. But the oral b FLASHES the entire time when it is fully charged. —- like there is a search and rescue mission taking place . So bright and flashy! It illuminates the entire bathroom. I have to remember so shut the door part way so it doesn’t disturb my sleep.I’m so glad I took the risk and bought think new product. It seems like the company thought things out and really tried to make a quality product before marketing it. Oral B is getting tired and lazy. I’m done with ORAL B. If you feel the same, give this one a try. I hope you find yourself agreeing with my review.

I love this tooth brush. I've had it for a few of months now and it's done a great job at keeping my teeth clean. I'm in the middle of some dental work and the "Soft" mode has been great for the days of my appointments when my mouth is a little tender. The "Whitening" mode also does seem to make a slight difference! I appreciate that this tooth brush comes with a carrying case and so many extra brush heads. It charges super quickly and the charge lasts about a month, it's currently charging for the second time since I got it. While I do hope to get a higher end sonic tooth brush down the line, I will be keeping this one for travel when I do, I like it a lot!

When I tried whitening mode, it was underwhelming, but I changed it to clean mode and it really gets off all the plaque, even slightly better than my old sonicare that just broke, and obviously at a fraction of the cost. I care a lot about making sure I'm using the right tools for my teeth. They're the only one's I've got after all. This set certainly earns its high rating and I'm glad I took the chance on the brand I was not familiar with. It turned out to be an amazing value and will recommend this to friends and family.

The handle is smaller diameter compared to some--about 1 inch. That is just fine for me. I like how it fits my hand. However, the brushes are really hard for me to take off- wasn't hard to get it on, however, so I leave it on and put the brush cover on it. It comes with a nice travel/storage case, but that has to lie down, and takes up counter space, if you want to lay the brush in it between uses.The handle is a little loose when it sits on the charger- I don't know if it has to be loose on the charging post for some reason, but it worries me a bit that it would make the brush more easy to topple over, and falling or dropping electric toothbrushes can damage them so I wish it fit just a little better. It does charge rapidly.The instructions describe the angles at which you should hold the brush and that you should brush in quadrants- upper, lower, right and left of each--It has a 30-second timer built in which is used to notify you to go on to the next quadrant of your mouth, and after the 4th time, which means you have been brushing 2 minutes, the handle turns off. Of course, you can start another cycle if you want, so I just do that and ignore the prompts the brush gives. I do not find this timer and auto-stop business helpful in the least and it is more an annoyance than anything- and maybe just something else that could fail- I would rather they threw out this and charged a bit less, or changed some other things- like the fact you must turn the brush off to change the function from clean mode to soft, whiten or massage. if the brush is wet you either have to operate the selector button while the brush is in your mouth, which I find a little awkward- you can't see the lights well unless you look at them in the mirror in reverse, or put your hand or a glass over it, or if the brush is not in your mouth or covered somehow, it will fling water around and make a mess. I really do not like that about this brush.I feel the brush does a good job cleaning my teeth, certainly looks nice and feels nice to use. The price is much more reasonable in my opinion than some, and since it is a stand-alone, you do not end up throwing away the water pic half and buying a whole new expensive set or buying an expensive stand alone to sit beside the still functioning water washing half. since apparently other companies do not sell just replacement brushs to go on the charge of the set--something about the program of the brush has to match each charger. Not sure if that is true, and not sure if this company even makes a combo set- I did not bother looking because I will never buy a combo set again, even though it may seem nice to have it all in one. That kind of throwaway seems socially and environmentally irresponsible, so i will stick with reasonably priced stand alones like this one.The handle is smaller diameter compared to someabout 1 inch. That is just fine for me. I like how it fits my hand. However, the brushes are really hard for me to take off- wasn't hard to get it on, however, so I leave it on and put the brush cover on it. It comes with a nice travel/storage case, but that has to lie down, and takes up counter space, if you want to lay the brush in it between uses.The handle is a little loose when it sits on the charger- I don't know if it has to be loose on the charging post for some reason, but it worries me a bit that it would make the brush more easy to topple over, and falling or dropping electric toothbrushes can damage them so I wish it fit just a little better. It does charge rapidly.The instructions describe the angles at which you should hold the brush and that you should brush in quadrants- upper, lower, right and left of each--It has a 30-second timer built in which is used to notify you to go on to the next quadrant of your mouth, and after the 4th time, which means you have been brushing 2 minutes, the handle turns off. Of course, you can start another cycle if you want, so I just do that and ignore the prompts the brush gives. I do not find this timer and auto-stop business helpful in the least and it is more an annoyance than anything- and maybe just something else that could fail- I would rather they threw out this and charged a bit less, or changed some other things- like the fact you must turn the brush off to change the function from clean mode to soft, whiten or massage. if the brush is wet you either have to operate the selector button while the brush is in your mouth, which I find a little awkward- you can't see the lights well unless you look at them in the mirror in reverse, or put your hand or a glass over it, or if the brush is not in your mouth or covered somehow, it will fling water around and make a mess. I really do not like that about this brush.I feel the brush does a good job cleaning my teeth, certainly looks nice and feels nice to use. The price is much more reasonable in my opinion than some, and since it is a stand-alone, you do not end up throwing away the water pic half and buying a whole new expensive set or buying an expensive stand alone to sit beside the still functioning water washing half. since apparently other companies do not sell just replacement brushs to go on the charge of the set--something about the program of the brush has to match each charger. Not sure if that is true, and not sure if this company even makes a combo set- I did not bother looking because I will never buy a combo set again, even though it may seem nice to have it all in one. That kind of throwaway seems socially and environmentally irresponsible, so I will stick with reasonably priced stand-alones like this one.It did bother me a bit that when I went to the website as directed by the enclosed care to register the brush for warranty coverage, their drop-down did not include one with the name/description this one has- selected as best I could and hope for best- I did get the generic acknowledgement of registration.I was also glad this brush arrived in a short time since I use tan electric brush due to a hand injury making it hard to do regular brushing very well, or very long, and the one I had stopped working.

The Aquasonic Black Series is hands down the best electric toothbrush I’ve used. It’s powerful, easy to charge with the wireless base, and comes packed with features—multiple cleaning modes, a smart timer, and a sleek design.What really sets it apart is the value: 8 replacement heads and a travel case included? That’s hard to beat at this price point. It’s so good that after my wife saw me using it, she insisted I get her one too.Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their brushing routine without overspending. Clean, simple, effective—everything you want in an electric toothbrush.