Product: 2-Pack: Oclean Spark Sonic Electric Toothbrush
Model: C01000599 / 850055286207, C01000601 / 850055286214
Condition: New
Powerful motor with up to 76,000 vibrations per minute, and high-density bristles gently remove plaque, stains, residue, and trapped food, leaving your teeth clean and your breath fresh
Enjoy up to 150 days of battery life without sacrificing performance, plus up to 2 weeks of daily use from just a 10-minute charge
Choose from 5 cleaning modes, including Soft Clean, Daily Clean, Deep Clean, Whitening, and Gum Care, to suit your brushing needs and preferences
High-density DuPont bristles feature an ergonomic W shape that reaches difficult areas while helping protect enamel and remain gentle on gums
Waterproof
IPX7
Brushing Modes
Soft Clean, Daily Clean, Deep Clean, Whitening, Gum Care
I think I read a customer review that said the toothbrush heads from this are compatible with Sonicare brush handles (and vice versa). Can anyone confirm?
The travel case, if it’s included, is the most attractive thing.
I would say the $9 Colgate sonic brushes (“optic white pro”), which are only half as intense (about 30000 vibrations) are comparable. I personally would will lean towards them because they use two replaceable AAA’s I can swap out.
Compared to the last brush offerings (the Chasfit Oscillating Sonic), which was also in the 30k vibration range (but it also “spins!”), I’m less tempted to jump into this one. Though I’m curious how the intermittent 30s vibrations work.
Came here to say the same thing about the cases. I’ve been wanting to get new travel toothbrushes, so those cases are a huge selling point. And is that USB-C charging I see? Because that would be perfect for charging these in a hotel if the battery goes low since they won’t be used often.
@Mark_L I’ve found that the 3-star reviews tend to be the most reliable. That said, I wonder if that reviewer is a woman speaking from experience or a man who supposes.
I pounced on this for reasons 2-fold…1) Going into our Travel Supplies so can leave our Oral Bees at home and 2) The shear number of replacement brushes, especially for our travel needs, will last longer than my life time BECAUSE (hope I don’t gross anyone out more that the aforementioned “sex toy” reference but these replacement brushes are the perfect tool (without the electric handle) to clean my Hearing Aids every morning.
Specs
Product: 2-Pack: Oclean Spark Sonic Electric Toothbrush
Model: C01000599 / 850055286207, C01000601 / 850055286214
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$79.96 (for 2) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Aug 24 - Thursday, Aug 27
Are these good as dental equipment?
@phendrick I see what you did there. Still have several of those in a tote someplace.
@phendrick Maybe, but I believe their manufacturer’s ego is yet to be determined
I think I read a customer review that said the toothbrush heads from this are compatible with Sonicare brush handles (and vice versa). Can anyone confirm?
I’ll take a flyer on this for travel toothbrushes.
/giphy enchanted-gasping-eye
Okay. I’ll bite. (after I’ve brushed my teeth)
/giphy penultimate-handsome-pesto
The travel case, if it’s included, is the most attractive thing.
I would say the $9 Colgate sonic brushes (“optic white pro”), which are only half as intense (about 30000 vibrations) are comparable. I personally would will lean towards them because they use two replaceable AAA’s I can swap out.
Compared to the last brush offerings (the Chasfit Oscillating Sonic), which was also in the 30k vibration range (but it also “spins!”), I’m less tempted to jump into this one. Though I’m curious how the intermittent 30s vibrations work.
Came here to say the same thing about the cases. I’ve been wanting to get new travel toothbrushes, so those cases are a huge selling point. And is that USB-C charging I see? Because that would be perfect for charging these in a hotel if the battery goes low since they won’t be used often.
@melancholysp the Amazon comparison link states USB rechargeable. Didn’t look further to see if it was USB C or something else.
@Jonas4321 @melancholysp According to an Amazon review, the brush only charges using the included charger and cable. Others will not charge it.
@Mark_L @melancholysp of course! Ain’t no “Universal” in USB, after all… /s
@Jonas4321 @Mark_L @melancholysp
US-C fast charging per 5th photo.
For a $20 2 pack I will smash the buy button.
/giphy vast-necessary-crocodile
Reading the one-star reviews on the the big site, and came upon this one:
@Mark_L
So, a multipurpose tool?
@Mark_L I’ve found that the 3-star reviews tend to be the most reliable. That said, I wonder if that reviewer is a woman speaking from experience or a man who supposes.
I been needing a better toothbrush solution for travel, and I can accept less than the best for this purpose. In for 1
@dpease
Are you splitting an order with someone?
@chienfou got plenty of people in my household who might be interested. I’ll offer the second unit to my spouse, because I put them first
@dpease
Ok, makes sense… Thought maybe you had found a way to only get one…
US-C fast charging per 5th photo.
No one going to make the 2:30 “tooth-hurty” joke in here or in that write-up?
@zippyzeb
Nah… Go ahead…
I pounced on this for reasons 2-fold…1) Going into our Travel Supplies so can leave our Oral Bees at home and 2) The shear number of replacement brushes, especially for our travel needs, will last longer than my life time BECAUSE (hope I don’t gross anyone out more that the aforementioned “sex toy” reference but these replacement brushes are the perfect tool (without the electric handle) to clean my Hearing Aids every morning.