Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Electric Toothbrush- 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case – 40,000 VPM Electric Motor & Wireless Charging – 4 Modes w Smart Timer

Love this toothbrush
I’m so excited to share my experience with the AquaSonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush! 🪥💎 This sleek and powerful toothbrush is an absolute game-changer for oral care. With its 40,000 VPM electric motor and 4 versatile modes—clean, whiten, soft, and massage—I’m getting a deeper clean and a brighter smile with every use.Plus, it comes with 8 brush heads, a convenient travel case, and wireless charging—perfect for my busy lifestyle! The built-in smart timer ensures I’m brushing just the right amount every time.

Good electric toothbrush with 2 minor problems!
I replaced my 4 year old Phillips Sonic toothbrush with this Aquasonic toothbrush. It works very well, seems to keep a charge for a long time and also came with a carrying case and extra brush heds. The onlyh issues I have is that the on/of switch is easy to contact and activate the toothbrush when you sometimes don’t intend to. Several times I’ve started the brush accidently after I’ve completed brushing my teeth by hitting the on/off button while rinsing off the handle area. It’s also a little difficult to clean the area around the on/off button as toothpastes can linger here after you brush your teeth. Overall, I like the tooth brush and it works well but I think the on/off button is a bit sensitive.

EDIT: 3 Years Later!! – 100% Better Than Sonicare For Less $$$ – 1 Year Later
I bought the Aquasonic after my $200 Sonicare broke. It was VERY loud around 8 months and the seals had completely failed on the top of the brush just after a year of twice a day use. That shouldn’t be happening!I wasn’t interested in spending another $200 for a maybe a year. That’s around $16 a month for nothing special in terms of quality. I was pleasantly surprised by the Aquasonic! I’m at a year now and I have had zero problems. It still works and looks like day one! I went into this thinking I could by one ever few months and still be below the price of a Sonicare, however I have far surpassed that. One thing I did miss at first is the pressure sensor on sonicare, however I rarely triggered it and unless you really really need a reminder to not brush hard I don’t think you will either. Also who need brushing statistics.. for a maybe a day that’s neat to see, after that it’s useless. Brush and floss! Just do the job!A couple of tips with aquasonic or even sonicare:I did see an image of someone’s that melted while charging, which made me very nervous. Not sure if that was related to moister or a wiring issue, however I make sure to always rinse the brush (not into the charging port) and then towel it off before putting it on the stand. I also only charge when needed, which seems like every couple weeks or so. Wiping it off also helps to keep the stand and the brush clean, as well as to avoid any issues with water when charging. If you know you’re going to charge it that day, maybe be extra cautious about water near the bottom charging port and it should be just fine.The other thing that may bother some clean freaks (me) is the area under the removable brush and the buttons. To help keep these areas clean use your old brush when replacing and scrub off any build up with some toothpaste or soap. Then put your new brush on. The buttons (if you have a black version) are a little harder to make look clean. If the brush doesn’t get it all try using a toothpick or small paper clip to just go around the recessed button areas with some water and scrap build up out. I do this every time I replace the brush so it’s by no means an annoyance. It keeps the brush looking brand new. That attached image is cleaning the buttons with only the old brush before replacing, for reference of what I could clean just doing that.Conclusion, this brush far exceeded my expectations and with the same care and consideration to keep it working as I was for sonicare the price savings is WELL worth it!3 Year Edit: I’m not at over 3 years with this toothbrush and it still looks and works like new. I use it in the shower, rinse it underwater after every use, and use it 2-3 times a day. The only thing that is maybe suffering at this point is the battery (lasts about 1.5 weeks now), but I also only charge it when the red charging light comes on. If you leave it on the charger stand daily this may never be an issue for you. This is truly a great product for the price and I would recommend it to anyone. I had originally felt that if it lasted as long as my sonicare it would save me some money, but at this point it has surpassed my sonicare by 2+ years for a fraction of the price! You can see I purchased it in 2021 and it’s now later 2024. I hope this helps you with your choice of what brush to get and that your experience is as good or better than mine.

I waited a while to post a review. Here’s my experience:-My 1 year old electronic toothbrush that spins and moves up and down needed to be replaced. This cost me about $80 originally.-I looked at Shoppers and Walmart for electronic toothbrush’s and see all of them are $100-$200+ with hit and miss reviews.-Check Amazon, find this one. Read through the reviews, compare to other models, and decide this is the one. I believe it was $50 or less.-Toothbrush arrives, awesome presentation, looks and feels like high quality. Finally, let’s see how this bad boy works. Right away I absolutely hated it. I felt like I got ripped off because all it did was vibrate at a supersonic speed, rattle my teeth, and I felt I was ripped off because it doesn’t even spin or move. I felt like it was just a noise machine and not really doing anything.-I contemplate returning it. Then I begin to do some research. I did not know about “sonic” toothbrushes up until this point. I do some research and learn that the internet is unanimous in the 20-30x better clean a sonic tooth brush produces. I also read that the uncomfortable feeling on the teeth goes away as you get used to it within a few days.-I decided to give it a chance and waited at least a week until I decide to keep it or return it.-I have sensitive teeth, and I absolutely could not stand the feeling of the plastic hitting my teeth or rattling my head around.-Within day 4, I was completely use to this tooth brush. No unpleasant feeling what so ever. It’s not just a placebo. This thing CLEANS. My teeth are noticeably whiter, feel much cleaner On top of that, the battery life is amazing. I just charge it when I feel I should.-I have nothing but great things to say about this tooth brush. It WORKS. And it’s probably 1/4 the price of others. You have to give it a chance.-also, I noticed people complain about it splashing water on your mirror. Yes, that’s going to happen with all electric tooth brushes, it’s just unavoidable. You have water on a spinning or sonic vibrating device, what do you expect. It’s no more noticeable that a regular manual tooth brush. You just have to develop a technique and keep your mouth closed and you’ll be fine.Long story short, this tooth brush is top quality, amazing performance, and I’m so happy I decided to stick with it. I will never go back. If I lose this tomorrow I will order another one.Great product.

Good quality, works perfectly, an additional advantage, spare toothbrushes