Quip Sonic Toothbrush for Adults with Timer - Includes Extra Brush Head and Travel Cover Mount - Electric, Soft Bristle Refill Head, Metal Handle, 3 Month Battery Life - Travel Toothbrush - Silver

I like that the vibration level isn't too strong, but I feel like I'm getting a better cleaning than with a regular toothbrush. It's about the same size as a standard toothbrush, so it can go anywhere a toothbrush fits (toothbrush cup, travel bag, etc.) I especially like its timer. It runs for 2 minutes in total, pausing for a beat every 30 seconds. I brush each quadrant of my mouth for 30 seconds, switching when it pauses. It's nice that it comes in lots of colors. The copper goes well with the natural shades in my bathroom.

Love this is my 3rd one the battery life is long, slim fit astatic look . Battery / head is hard to switch out but I like that actually give me a senesce of reassurance .

It is just a simple toothbrush that vibrates - For the price, you can just go to any box store and get some generic brand for a fraction of the price - The button is hard to push to turn on, and all it does is vibrate - the brush does not move back and forward, or spin - It also turns off and on randomly when you are using it- It is not worth the money,

Good compact brush, I got it for office use and I like it.

Overall, I like this product. It’s slim, sleek, and fits well in my small travel go bag. I really like being able to stick it to the mirror so that it’s right there up off of the sink and you can drop the toothbrush right in so it can dry. I’m not 100% sure about the cleaning ability, but it’s not bad in that aspect by any means. It gets the job done. It is a very soft brush, though. Which is why I don’t use it for long-term, just short term trips. I think the value is good because you can use it multiple times versus my old habit of taking a brush from the dentist and just chucking it at the end. It’s also nice to have a battery powered toothbrush that can be reused on multiple trips.I’m glad I got it, and will probably look too get some replacement heads here in the future to keep it going.

It helped me to have a better routine for taking care of my teeth. Works well and helps you build a good habit of brushing teeth longer.

I'm sorry, but I can't figure out the benefit of this toothbrush. First, it doesn't help that there was virtually no documentation. Either included with the package or even online. I found a couple user videos that helped a little bit, but they weren't exhaustive.My thoughts:The good: aesthetically, the toothbrush (for what it's worth) is beautiful. It also has a nice feel in my hand and I really like its compact size making it easy for travel. Also, with new restrictions on checking lithium ion batteries in luggage, I needed to find a replacement for my Sonicare for when I travel. All of that had me very optimistic.The bad: The aforementioned lack of any sort of instructions. I had to search online for how to remove the brush head; also how to replace the battery for when the time comes? I spent time on the Quip website and could not find any kind of user instructions. The biggest issue was that the vibration is so gentle that I ended up just using the brush like a manual toothbrush. I've been using a Sonicare for years and there is no comparison. That, probably above all, is why I decided to return the toothbrush.

This was my second Quip toothbrush. I repurchased because I absolutely loved the brush. Unfortunately they don’t seem to last long. This one lasted less time than my first. When it’s working, it’s the best toothbrush, but when it comes time to change the battery they start giving me problems. My first one lasted through 3 or 4 battery charges before the brush tops stopped fitting securely and would pop off during brushing. This second one lasted through one battery. After changing it once, the vibration only worked some of the time. It would most of the time turn on, but then turn off during brushing. Now it won’t vibrate at all anymore. Not a battery issue either. It is very very hard removing the brush head to change the batteries as well, so I wonder if that’s what ends up causing the damage. I should have sprung for the rechargeable one but I just figured the second one probably wouldn’t have the same issues.