7AM2M Sonic Electric Toothbrush for Adults and Kids- High Power Rechargeable Toothbrushes with 8 Brush Heads,5 Adjustable Modes, Built-in 2-Minute Smart Timer,4 Hours Fast Charge for 75 Days(Black)

Bought this for my (nearly 6 year old) daughter as the dentist recommended an electric toothbrush. She has had an Oral B one in the past and it broke fairly quickly and while it was working the batteries seemed to run down quickly. I think this one is recommended for slightly older children but she is getting on fine with it so far. She's been using it for a couple of weeks now and so far so good - im considering getting one for myself! She is very taken with the different modes on the brush and enjoys picking a different mode each day - and sometimes dancing in time with the rhythmic vibrations as she brushes... not sure this is necessary! The toothbrush hasn't run out of charge yet, but I am pleased I don't have to keep changing batteries - charging it with the wire should be much more efficient! Providing it keeps performing as it is now, it seems to be a much cheaper (and better) alternative to the big brands. No downsides to report so far - apart from the fact that her older brother who has an electric ORal B brush now wants to ditch his perfectly good brush and get one like his sister's because of the different brushing modes.... Oh, it also comes with about 8 replacement heads, after those have been used, I think it will be more expensive to buy replacements than it would be with a more standard electric brush - but I think the ones it comes with should last quite a while.

This is the fourth time I've bought it for myself and my wife. It's a high-quality product with interchangeable heads, excellent vibrations, and a great cleaning experience. It has several cleaning options and holds its charge for more than 3 weeks. I highly recommend it.

Cleans well and feels comparable to more expensive electric toothbrushes for everyday use. The different modes are useful and the included heads add good value. Battery life seems decent and it’s easy to use. Compared to cheaper manual brushes, this is a noticeable upgrade, but still more budget-friendly than big brands. I’d recommend this for anyone wanting to switch to electric without spending too much. Noise is suprisingly quiet and power lasts a long time withkut needing to re charge. Not too weigty on the wrist.

I bought 2 of these after taking my children to the dentist. They have exactly the sam heads as the ones recommended by the dentist but they are a fraction of the price. They have a long battery life and the children find them easy to use. They are of good quality and come in a variety of colours. Easy to charge and use.

I brought this product for me and my wife. They are a good toothbrush. The only thing I find with the unit if you catch the brush on your teeth it sends a vibration through them. But other than that, I like all the different modes it has and the battery life is also good. For the price it's great.

Not for kids! I am very annoyed that this is sold for kids and adults. I bought it for my kid and it is HUGE, heavy, slippery, and way too strong. I had used it and couldn't return it so I tried it for myself and it cleans super well. The problem is I did not have the budget to get this for myself. I had to buy another for my kid (it helps getting him brushing teeth). So 50% off the review for false advertising. Good product for adults.

perfect toothbrush of good quality, there are a variety of settings for different pressures, I have the light blue colour my husband has the dark blue both are a nice colour, so far the battery is still running after over a month now of use so that is good, the brush heads also still seem good, it does come with new brush heads also, We are both pleased with them.

Wish I’d bought this ages ago! I kept spending a fortune on those little battery-powered toothbrushes — £12 each time — and they barely lasted. Honestly, you’re just paying for the Minion or Peppa Pig picture on them. This new “big boy toothbrush” is a total upgrade. It cost just £9, came with loads of spare brush heads, and even includes a charging cable — no more buying batteries! It’s surprisingly powerful, has multiple settings, and my child loves choosing which one to use. Plus, it has a built-in timer, so no more pretending he brushed long enough! We also switched to “big boy toothpaste” — minty Sensodyne for our 6-year-old. No more fruity, silly flavours. It’s gentle enough that he doesn’t mind the mint, and the whole brushing routine feels way less faff now. He’s loving it — and honestly, I’m tempted to get one for myself and ditch my Oral-B!