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

The Best Electric Toothbrush?
I’ve owned 3 Sonicare electric toothbrushes. When looking for a replacement for the third Sonicare, I came across the Aquasonic toothbrush. It was half the cost of the Sonicare and had the same features and equal to or better ratings, so I thought, why not? After over 3 months of use, I’d say I think the Aquasonic is a better electric toothbrush. When I first used the Aquasonic, it felt like the it vibrated more than the Sonicare (a good thing). And I was correct. According to the descriptions, the Aquasonic produces 40,000 vibrations per second vs 31,000 VPS for the Sonicare. The Aquasonic claims to last 4 weeks (2min/2x a day) before needing a recharge. And, indeed, I have only charged my Aquasonic twice in over 2 months of ownership, including my initial charge. It also came with 8 brush heads which should last 2 1/2 years per Aquasonic. I also thinks the Aquasonic looks better, more upscale with the chrome rings. The fit and finish are very good. And it comes with a slick looking travel case. The only thing left for the Aquasonic to prove, is that it has a longer life than the Sonicare.

Overall a number of good points to this sleek looking tool
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.

Update review:So far the unit is still working great. No issues since using December 2023; the charge is still good and last at least 3 weeks or more before re-charging. There were some reviews that people have shown their brush heads cracked. Not sure if their biting on the heads or pressing too hard which you shouldn’t, but l have no issues with the ones l used.**********************************************************************************************I have been a Braun user for a very long time but in recent years l felt that the product quality has gotten worst and units seem to only last no more than 2-3 years before the battery doesn’t hold its charge, as well their brush heads are expensive to replace. So decided to look into the Sonic brand as l heard it had some good things about it but the cost was quite high too.Then l found the AquaSonic series and after reading reviews and doing some other research l decided to go with it. As for warranty, there was no mention of it, but most manufactures only offer a 1 year warranty and usually nothing really goes wrong with it.After 2 months of use l am not disappointment in making that decision. Keep in mind this is not a rotating brush unit like the Braun units, it is a vibrating function like the Sonic. Having used a rotating brush for most of the time it did take a little time to adjust on the vibrating motion.Comparing apples to apples with the other major brands, this one beats all. Price point, 8 extra brush heads, carry case, no extra charge for black color, 4 modes, timer and unit is light to hold, you cannot ask for anything better. If this unit last 2-3 years your still ahead of the other more expensive brands on the market. I will just have to wait and see how long the battery last.If this price point stays like this for some years l would purchase again.

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