Colgate 360 Optic White Battery-Powered Toothbrush,1 Count (Pack of 2)

I don't know exactly what it is about this toothbrush, but I feel like it gets my teeth cleaner than anything else. I've tried the one with the little flosser bristles and I've tried other generic plain vibration, and I've also tried an off-brand sonic toothbrush (which really was sonic!) and this trumps them all. I don't have to scrub my teeth and irritate my gums, I just lightly pull this along my teeth (and up and down) and it does the work for me. Both me and my dentist are happy! Now if only I could get in the habit of flossing-- Yeah right, that's never going to happen.

I change it every three to four months and working great all that time no battery to change I’m sure it would go the ho year on the same battery but I like to replace at least three or four times a year the ho unit Hygiene purposes

This is a good toothbrush but not the one I originally had with the spinning brush head but it’s close. I can’t find the other one anywhere. I don’t like the one that vibrates. I need a toothbrush not a vibrator in my mouth.

I couldn't find these toothbrushes in a store anymore. I contacted the Colgate company and they said they didn't make them anymore. I'm so glad I still found these on Amazon. The bristles are a lot softer than the Oral B brand and clean the hard to reach areas so much better.

I could only use this for a couple of months...the batteries were dying, so I replaced them...it wouldn't work at all after that! Now I have extra replacement heads with no workable body. 😕 I give it two stars for working well for the short time I could use it.Update: I bought a new one which has only lasted for 7 1/2 weeks. Now it doesn’t work at all. I won’t be buying another. Obviously, there is some flaw in the design.

This is perfect for me. The power with the cleaning from this toothbrush is perfect.

This was a replacement for my cheap Oral B battery tooth brush. Its just ok in my opinion. The size is great, the brush heads are good and have a nice little tongue/cheek scrubber on one side. The issue is the draining. You really have to rinse the toothbrush slots out around the head really well or they clog with tooth paste. The other issue is that they don't dry out if you stand the toothbrush upright in a holder. If you do, when you go to use it again all this gross water comes out onto your hand. I end up leaving mine on the side of the sink tilted slight down so the water can drain out after each use.

I have tried a few auto brushes and even the ones from costco. I order the soft ones and they are perfect. The speed isn't crazy and the bristles feel great.