SURIRecyclable Plant-Based, Electric Toothbrush Heads - Built-in Tongue Scraper, Long Lasting Replacement Heads | Compatible Only Sonic Electric Toothbrush - Midnight Black, Pack of 3ClimatePartner certified

not my first one long story short been using SURI for a little over 2 years now its my travel toothbrush > yes its bigger than the quip sonicare travel version and others my old travel brush was the quip but i broke it a while back while traveling cracked it while in my messenger bag and saw SURI the case helps keep the toothbrush safe and clean and no charger puck cord etc to bring "everyone has a usbc cord on them anyways when they travel or easy to buy oneas i said this is not my first i just happen to be back in NYC for a few months and well it was either this or a sonicare this i already know is as good as a sonicare i own one but stupid me left it down southso i am a long time user of sonicare since 94 my latest sonicare is the diamond clean thats my home toothbrush now "personally think sonicare is stronger vibration wise= feeling more clean but as a travel brush it sucks ALOT but then came SURI > absolutely Love it the looks the power and the convenience yes i know its not the smallest but its the more powerful compared to others as a travel toothbrush and yes it keeps your pearly whites absolutely clean compared to conventional brushing and compared to quip oral B sonicare "travel and lower end models"would i recommend SURI >>> Absolutely if i had to choose SURI or Diamond clean honestly would pick SURI its simple no app no frills NOT Super expensive toothbrush and brush head replacement and its environmentally conscious as a company and they will fix it if it breaks come thats a no brainerbut if your like me and decide to buy 100 brush heads for a diamond clean cuz it was cheaper to buy in bulk and it was on sale and now stuck with it and own a sonicare diamond clean >>> SURI as i said the BEST TRAVEL toothbrush imo as good as most other brands if not better and again looks super sleek and no complicated apps and gimmicks > its 2 levels 2 minutes and it last for weeks on 1 full charge > what else do you need brushing ones teeth should be a simple procedure not a complicated one >>> so if you are new to electric toothbrushes and or just not sure about SURI just order it you will not regret your decision

I am loving this Suri toothbrush after 2 months of use. I had been using a rotary-head toothbrush with a 3 minute timed brushing cycle. This sonic vibrating toothbrush is smaller, more intuitive to handle, and has a 2 minute brushing cycle. I just had a dental check up and cleaning. My dental hygienist was quite happy with the results. I also like the fact that the charge lasts for a good 30 days instead of the one week I was used to. The mirror-mounted magnetic holder is rather handy as well. The downside is that it does not offer a small travel case. I like this product.

The Suri toothbrush looks great and the marketing is slick but at the end of the day it fails to deliver on the simplest of tasks which is work to consistently for longer than a couple of months. My toothbrush only worked for 3 months and then quit charging followed by a flashing red light. I followed recommended protocols with no success of wiping the bottom of toothbrush with damp towel with no success. Then when I did some digging I found out this problem has happened to numerous other people and now I am stuck with a $100 toothbrush that does not work. I contacted Suri corporate but they have yet to refund my money back or offer a new toothbrush so I purchased a Sonicare so proceed at your own risk.

Love this company. The customer support is always top notch, and I genuinely enjoy their products. Can seem a bit pricey, but i you change your heads appropriately (every 3 months) these heads last you half a year. Use to use and connect to my toothbrush. Love the color and minimalistic design, along with the fact that these brushes are made to be compostable one you’ve finished using them.Great sustainable company

I purchased this about two months ago after my dentist recommended an electric toothbrush. I’ve tried several over the years and never liked them. Admittedly I was drawn to Suri because of the aesthetics, but there are several factors that make me believe this is the first electric toothbrush I’ll stick with. I love the case and that it can be charged via usb-c and especially love the UV light cleaner. The brush head is a good size, the battery lasts a long time, and it feels good in my hands. It also is nice and quiet and I love that you can recycle the brush heads.I only have one con so far. The UV light can’t work unless the case is plugged in, but Suri says not to charge the toothbrush until the battery is dying, so I’m not sure when you’re supposed to use the cleaning feature.

after almost two years of use by this 60 yo female:doesn't sound like a deafening jet plane in use -- it's not silent, but a reasonable and comfortable growlone charge lasts for AGESsleek -- no need to keep it in a bulky recharger that must remain plugged in and that clutters up one's sink or shelf spacecleaning-wise: this brush does not lend quite the sensation/impression of a cleaning punch as did prior electronic toothbrushes, BUT it's met w/ my dental hygienist's approval at 6 mo check-ups, and digital scans show teeth & gum health stable since advent of use -- it does the job, just with a little less fanfare than the othersmagnetic hanger works and is handy -- mine's in an out of the way corner on a metal outlet plate to side of sinkeasy to charge, convenient for travelaesthetically, pretty simple, and low profile, in a good waysuggestions:1) brushes should come with a prepared envelop for return to suri for recycling -- I have a growing collection for which I must figure out the correct destination, etc. -- a little annoying ....2) suri should consider a mutual marketing arrangement with the like-minded and likewise excellent dental cleaning products co. cocofloss (no vested interest, lol -- just a happy customer)