Putzt sehr gründlich, Akku hält sehr lange,mit 8 Aufsteckbürsten, Preislich unschlagbar..Top

Die Zahnbürste ist super!Das Putzergebnis und der Preis sind spitze!Würde diese Zahnbürste auf jeden Fall wieder kaufen.

Gute Zahnbürste, eine Ladestation wäre toll gewesen. Aber Akku hält gut, Putzleistung ist auch gut.

Sehr tolle Schallzahnbürste, die sehr einfach funktioniert.Der Akku hält sehr lange.Ein Drucksensor ist integriert und die Schallzahnbürste schaltet bei zu viel Druck automatisch ab.Inklusion 8 Bürsten zum wechseln.Ich bin total begeistert von dem Produkt und habe bereits 2 Stück für mich bestellt.

Schnell geliefert. Wertige Zahnbürstemit langer Akkulaufzeit

Mein Sohn ist begeistert. Ist viel leiser als die elektrischen Zahnbürsten. Putzt sich gut.

Zahnbürste geht super zum super Preis. Zwei Sterne Abzug.....du bekommst nie Ersatzbürstenköpfe( hab es ewig beim Vorgänger Modell versucht😬)Also 8 Stück (im Packungsinhalt enthalten) benutzen und dann komplette Zahnbürste in den Müll und neue Kaufen.

Unschlagbar in Form und Preis.Aber gewöhnungsbedürftig, wenn man vorher eine elektrische Zahnbürste benutzt hat und die Schallbürste zum 1. Mal benutzt.Es braucht schon viel Geduld und Ausdauer um in die einzelnen Programme zu kommen. Das wird in der Anleitung nicht beschrieben.Die Putzergebnisse sind erstmal sehr gut, was die Zukunft betrifft, werde ich wieder berichten.Schön ist , dass gleich 8 Aufsteck Bürsten mitgeliefert wurden.Auch die Halterung ist ideal und klebt durch das Trägermaterial bombenfest.Zu sagen wäre noch, das der Stecker von Steckdose zu usb fehlt, aber den hat sicher jeder zu Hause in mehrfacher Ausführung.Alles in allem eine schöne Zahnbürste, die auch noch gut aussieht.Wenn sie jetzt noch weiter gut meine Zähne pflegt, wäre das ein guter Kauf gewesen.Wir werden sehen.

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Well-made device. Tickly, but thorough surface cleaning.

Initial review date: 7 September 2025Price: 22 eurosI was pleased for the opportunity to review this ultrasonic toothbrush. I have only used it once. The manufacturer says it takes about 5 days to get accustomed to this sort of mechanized brush, vs. the low-tech brush I've been using. I will give my initial impressions now and will update periodically to give my thoughts on how the toothbrush is working out for me. (Changes such as tooth whiteness take place over time, and I don't want to delay reviewing it.)First of all, the brush feels very solid, compact, not overly heavy, and well made. It arrived with almost a full charge, and I topped off the charge before using it.The ultrasonic action is vigorous, and the motion is transferred very well through the very precisely fitting brush head. There are multiple mode settings for different types of cleaning, including a "sensitive" mode and a "massage" mode, for those who need a more gentle action. Eight brushes are included. Two of those are extra-soft for "sensitive" teeth, and I would characterize the rest are soft-to medium. The bristles all project in the same direction, in contrast to some of the more advanced conventional toothbrushes. The kit includes a well-made travel case that can carry the ultrasonic handle, two brush heads, and the charging cord. Supposedly a full charge will give you 90 days of ordinary use, so you can probably leave the charging cord at home when you travel. The kit also comes with an adhesive wall mount for your toothbrush, so that you can stick it on your wall or mirror out of reach of your cat. (I very much appreciate that. Thanks!)I followed the instructions for my first brushing, so I let the brush do the work and applied minimal pressure. I used the most vigorous "cleaning mode" to start out. I'm supposed to do 1-2 brushings in this mode per week. It was vigorous, and I will say it tickled quite a lot - my gums, my lips, my cheeks, and even my nose. I opened my mouth to give more clearance between my teeth and my soft tissues, and that helped with the tickling. However, when I was done brushing, I saw that I had tiny splatters on my mirror and in my hair. The moral is to keep your mouth closed while brushing, even with your front teeth. I will also caution users to keep the plastic body of the brush head away from your teeth, as it will "knock" on them. When I was done, my teeth looked very clean, but not noticeably whiter.I think the surface action of the brush is very good (e.g. for whitening and polishing). I am not as confident about the ability of the brush to clean between teeth. I think this brush will work about as well as a manual brush for the latter for most people, because most people simply drag their toothbrush back and forth, parallel to the jawline. However, if you are one of those weird people who brushes like I do - up and down first, and then back and forth second - you will probably feel as though you didn't get as deep a clean. I am also a flosser, so perhaps my flossing will pick up the slack.I'll report back in about a week to let everyone know whether my teeth are getting whiter and whether I've gotten accustomed to the tickling sensation.Meanwhile, my experiences with this toothbrush, overall, are rather positive. I will give it 5 stars for now. I think the price is very good, and it works well.ONE-WEEK UPDATE: The tickling sensation is about half as objectionable as it was on the date of the first review. I don't think I will get used to it any more than that. I think the brush does a very good job of cleaning the outer surfaces of teeth, and it is possible, that maaaaaybe my teeth are a tiny bit whiter. However, it's hard to be certain. Where I think this brush (and probably any ultrasonic toothbrush) fails is cleaning between teeth and beneath the gum line. Again, I am a very good brusher. I play piano, and that muscle training gives me the ability to create a very rapid up-and-down motion with a manual toothbrush that cleans some distance into the space between the teeth. (It's all in the wrist.) The feature of my manual toothbrush that gives me the ability to clean slightly beneath the gumline is the differential angling of the bristles. Again, the brush heads for the ultrasonic toothbrush do not have this important feature. I found myself missing the more vigorous action between the teeth and under my gum line that manual brushing gave me, and when I brushed my teeth again with my manual toothbrush (after a week), it felt good - more thorough.Going forward, I will be brushing mostly with my manual toothbrush, but only because I already have the motor skills to use it very effectively. I think that sometimes when I do my morning brushing (after not having eaten anything through the night), I will use the ultrasonic toothbrush for its ability to deep-clean visible tooth surfaces. Perhaps the vigorous tickling will also help wake me up! LOLTHIS IS MY UPDATED RECOMMENDATION:If you are one of the few people who is already very good with dental hygiene and has a good up-and-down brushing motion, I don't think this brush will help you, and I wouldn't recommend it.If you are a person who has problems with under-gum deposits and gingivitis, I would highly recommend at least occasionally using a good manual brush with angled bristles (medium or hard). Use short, rapid strokes along the gumline, so that the angled bristles push just beneath your gumline. Then, depending on your preferences, this ultrasonic toothbrush might be a good choice for the rest of your cleaning. A better choice might be an electric brush with a rotating head.If you are the average person who simply uses a back-and-forth brush action, this ultrasonic brush will probably improve your game a little bit and perhaps give you whiter teeth. One thing I find helpful is that it has a 30-second interval timer to help you to spend 30 seconds brushing each section of your mouth. It will help with brushing discipline.If you have poor brushing discipline, I think this ultrasonic brush would definitely be an improvement and would improve your dental hygiene. It's a very small investment (very reasonable price) in dental health, and it might actually get you accustomed to taking better care of your teeth. (Again, the interval timer is great for that!)If you have children who are bad about brushing their teeth, this brush might make brushing a bit more "fun." Long ago, I bought an Oral B electric toothbrush for my kids, and they did brush more. The dentist saw improvements in their oral health.And my most heartfelt advice for everyone: Do whatever you need to do to take the best care of your teeth that you can. By the time you get to my age, you'll either have all your own teeth, or you will be wishing you had. Moreover, dental care (even tooth extraction) is expensive! And painful! If an ultrasonic brush is a useful part of your hygiene plan, then buy it and use it. This one works fine. And please, please, don't neglect flossing. This is something I only picked up late in life because my teeth are so tight as to make flossing difficult. But I can't tell you how important it has been.And THAT is my overly-long but heartfelt review. Good luck with your teeth and gums! :-)

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Ottimo, arriva con tante testine intercambiabili che hanno funzioni diverse e si può regolare sia l'intensità che il tipo di vibrazione... ottimo strumento per l'igiene orale

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