Laifen Wave Electric Toothbrush Set, Oscillation & Vibration Sonic Electric Toothbrush for Adults with App, 6 Brush Heads, Travel Cases Included (White ABS)

This looks like a toothbrush made by apple. Everything from packaging to the display and the toothbrush itself feel premium. The app is also very easy to control. The battery life is decent and the airplane mode is a really nice touch. The case however is a bit finicky.

I like the brushing ability the value for money and the functionality and the color and the brush size and the noise level is good and the color I like to by the way and it does a good job by the way.

Son un 20/10, su presentación (empaque), modos de limpieza, su tamaño. Desde el momento del desempaque es toda una experiencia, son intuitivos, el mejor cepillo eléctrico que he usado y he usado varias marcas. Un producto inmejorable 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

It takes a learning curve to get used to it. The brush head turns and twists to simulate the brushing gestures, but for the first few weeks I had to open my mouth really wide, otherwise the brush head bumps against my teeth and it's pretty painful. Once you get used to it, however, the toothbrush works really well. The battery lasts forever, and I appreciate the sleek design, which makes it super easy to clean. It is a bit pricey for what it delivers, but I received it through vine for free, and I'm happy with its quality.

This high-tech toothbrush provides dual-action cleaning (vibration plus back/forth oscillation) that's comparable to, or probably better than, the effectiveness of my more basic famous brand sonic toothbrush (that works well). The handle is thicker and shorter than my other one, but still feels lightweight and comfortable. Plus, the more compact length fits better in my toiletries bag, so this will be my go-to brush for travel. Though I like that the intensity of vibration and speed/range of oscillation movement are fully adjustable, it would be more convenient if the controls were on the handle rather than requiring installation of an app. The instructions provide a QR Code, but my Android phone warned that the "File Might Be Harmful". Maybe this was an overly cautious false alarm, but I searched the brand name and downloaded the app from the Google Store instead. The app installed and synched via Bluetooth to the toothbrush without issue. But it's more work than it's worth just to fine-tune the intensity of the three brush modes (there aren't any other noteworthy features), which can be selected by pressing the handle button. Speaking of which, that button also is a bit quirky, sometimes working properly, while at other times requiring me to fidget with it to select a mode or start brushing. With my famous brand brush, you just press the button, and it consistently responds. So there is some concern about the design and durability here. The look/feel/performance of the product, plus its overly elaborate packaging, clearly is targeted towards consumers who want something more upscale than a basic electric toothbrush. But to command a premium price, some improvements should be made. First, the instruction detail could be more complete (e.g. the app has a High Frequency toggle, but no info is provided on what that is or its effect). Second, the app should offer more features, and/or be optional to adjust the brush settings. Third, though the squat handle can stand upright on a countertop, it would be less likely to tip if on a dedicated charging stand, instead of having to lay it in the included case, which is a nice bonus for travel, but takes up too much countertop space. Fourth, the additional brush heads also are a welcome bonus, but there needs to be assurances that replacement heads will be available for purchase over the next few years. And finally, the handle button should be less finicky. But overall, this is a nice brush set, and hopefully the durability will be as good as it looks, feels and cleans.