Budget electric toothbrush that 'rivals Oral-B and Sonicare' now only £28
Oral hygiene is something that many people can fixate over as they try to achieve a pearly white smile. While there are many 'quick fix solutions' on the market, the most important measure to maintain a beautiful grin is to brush your teeth.
While manual toothbrushes can do the trick of giving your mouth a clean, many dentists recommend an electric device as they have features that can target different areas of your oral health to get the results. However, much to shoppers dismay, many of the high end devices on the market come with rather hefty price tags.
If shoppers are on a budget and can't fathom spending hundreds of pounds on a new upgraded toothbrush, Amazon may have a solution. With over 117,000 ratings, the online retail giant has reduced the price of the popular Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Electric Toothbrush.
Normally retailing for £36.95, savvy shoppers can now grab this whitening toothbrush for only £28.45 in a limited time deal. Equipped with eight brush heads, which are said to last four months each, this toothbrush will provide 2.5 years of quality tooth brushing before you need to make your next purchase.
Said to be equipped with the most up to date technology, this budget electric toothbrush features an ultra-powerful motor that produces 40,000 vibrations per minute. Along with this affordable price, many shoppers also praised the toothbrush for its long battery life, which is said to last up to four weeks before needing to be charged.
Along with a handy travel case so shoppers can easily take the toothbrush anywhere, the device features four brushing modes - clean, soft, whiten and massage - so users can tailor the device to fit their needs. On top of this, the device has a smart vibrating notification timer to make sure shoppers are cleaning their teeth sufficiently.
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Alternatively, for those who are fans of Oral-B toothbrushes and don't mind not having the latest high tech device, Amazon has dropped the price of the Oral-B iO5 Electric Toothbrush down from £280 to £99.99. With five cleaning modes, this device is said to deliver healthier gums in just one week.
Boots has also reduced the price of the popular Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush 6100. Normally retailing for £229.99, this device is currently on offer for £89.99. However, it only comes with two brushing modes - sensitive and clean.
Back to the Aquasonic Toothbrush, over 117,000 Amazon shoppers have awarded it a 4.3 star rating, with over 1,000 people purchasing the device in the last 30 days.
One delighted shopper praised: "Best toothbrush on the market in my opinion. Performs exactly the same as higher end toothbrushes such as Oral b and Sonicare but for a fraction of the price! I love the massage and whitening features and the fact that they supply you with so many extra toothbrush heads. Would recommend."
With another five-star reviewer adding: "Wow. I didn't realise how bad my old electric toothbrush was until it died and I bought this one after reading the positive reviews. This toothbrush is powerful and really cleans well. It worked straight from the box because it was fully charged. The black design makes it look very stylish too."
However, they did go on to add: "I have only one slight criticism and I might be a little picky but the on/off button is a little sensitive."
Another customer also cautioned: "Its a hard shift from using a rotating toothbrush like an Oral b. Will have to give it time to see if it helps remove plaque. It says four modes but really just indicates four levels of speed. Even if you don't like it at least it hasn't set you back 100quid unlike bigger brands."
Despite this, a fifth shopper was delighted with the toothbrush, writing: "Great toothbrush that rivals more expensive, better known ones. Superb battery life."
While a top reviewer also noted: "Great toothbrush, works great and is very sleek and feels way more expensive than it is and outperforms my previous ones! The case and extra brush heads are also great! Love this!!!"
To buy the Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Electric Toothbrush, click HERE.
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