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6 Best and Worst Teeth Whiteners
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Lots of Bells and Whistles
This toothbrush gets an A for effort. It's got a variety of settings, which is an upgrade from the basic Oral-B electric toothbrush I used years ago, and it is more effective and gentle than an analog brush (for a lack of a better word). It's not quite as gum-friendly or effective as my Sonicare though. In addition, the biggest selling point of this toothbrush seems to be its bluetooth technology ...read moreand app, at which point I say you can keep it. At the risk of sounding like an old man yelling at a cloud, there is no way I'm going to download an app and and suction my phone to my bathroom mirror to improve my tooth-brushing experience. Way too involved.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 4 people said helpful
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Great toothbrush with too many silly features
This toothbrush is so extra. Sorry to say it. It cleans just as well as the Sonicare. I like the brush size and shape. But all of the wireless features and app are so unnecessary. And the motion sensor doesn't even work very effectively. If you shift your arm's position by, say, lowering your elbow, it thinks you've moved on to a different part of your mouth. Great toothbrush. Get rid of all the bells and whistles, and knock down the price by $100.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 4 people said helpful
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Too much technology
Let's be honest, who wants to play around with the bluetooth function and the app? I just want my teeth cleaned. The small brush head doesn't fit a lot of toothpaste and I felt the need to keep reapplying it to get my mouth to feel clean. This one was just ok.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 4 people said helpful
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