Aiyabrush Electric Toothbrush Sonic Electric Toothbrush 41000 Power Electric Toothbrushes 5 Brushing Modes IPX68 ZR503(White)

Great design, solid build. I previously owned several Philips sonicare toothbrushes that were double and triple the price of this one and none of them matched the build quality and design of this toothbrush. After some time the silicone would start to fall apart and the on/off button would become temperamental like my last one that would sporadically switched on by itself until I was unable to switch it on at all. I am particularly happy that this brush is build from one solid material that doesn't have any silicone parts on the handle that will crumble apart from handling with time. At 41,000VPM brush strokes per minute it outnumbers the more expensive Philips sonicare toothbrushes that I owned by 10,000VPM and does just as good job if not better than more expensive competition at keeping the teeth clean. The on/off button is sleek, my only objection would be the programming of the modes. I would suggest a slightly longer press to change to a different mode, than on/off, so it doesn't easily get changed by pressing it before the brushing cycle finishes. But thats my personal preference. I only owned it for about a week and so far I'm very happy with this toothbrush especially at the price of £59.99 which is what I paid for it. Hopefully it will match my expectation and last at least 2 years at which point I would gladly choose to buy it again to some more established and more expensive brands.Update: About 5 weeks since I received my toothbrush and still using it on a single charge. Although the green light has turned amber about 7-10 days ago, the brush is still working with no hick ups. Comparing to my previous Philips Sonicare that lasted about 10 days in total on a single charge, I'm very happy with this toothbrush even if it doesn't last me a promised 100 days on a single charge, which I'm still about to find out.Update: 6 weeks of use and the battery light has turned red. Most likely it would run for few more days before being used up. Not quite 100 days of battery life, more like 50, but that's more that sufficient to me.

The function buttons can be activated accidentally while using the toothbrush other than that I was reasonably impressed by the product. After about a year of use the battery failed, I contacted the seller regarding this and a replacement toothbrush was sent to me within a few days with no quibble.

This is a brilliant, well made, great looking electric toothbrush, exceptional value for money.My only comment is that the heads don't last long and one of them fell apart while brushing (not a pleasant experience!) but its still worth the cash.

Brilliant toothbrush - comes with plenty of settings, charged via USB and the toothbrush itself holds the charge for almost 2 weeks (and that's using the toothbrush three times per day). Minimal packaging (think Apple in terms of minimalism). If this thing stays working for long after its warranty then it's worth every penny. My teeth feel really clean after using this toothbrush.I've previously tried Oral B and Phillips electric toothbrushes. Both terminally stopped working not long after their warranties expired. And both were a lot more expensive than the Aiyabrush.

Excellent performance from a very competitively priced product. The max speed 41000 /min is the highest I have found, with a selection of lower speeds. Battery life between charges is long, I have had 50 days of full speed use 2X a day and it is still going strong; charging from any USB source is very handy and only requires the short cable supplied.

Packaged like a high end phone the product itself oozes quality and does not disappoint. Powerful action with larger than average grip ensues thorough cleaning. charges on standard usb charger so only requires lead when travelling. However single charge lasts at least 2 months anyway on twice per day use. Toothpain actually disappeared after 2 weeks use. Excellent product.

Very good product at an excellent price

This started as a brilliant toothbrush, but after a few weeks, the brush head became increasingly difficult to remove. Eventually, it got so hard that I had to use pliers to remove the head.The inside of the head got stuck to the shaft, thereby rendering the toothbrush completely unusable and in the bin, it went. Since then I bought the Kissliss sonic toothbrush which is £29 cheaper than this one and it is the best toothbrush I've ever used.