You get what you pay for (it's good and bad)
The alternative of the leader loss that Braun (Oral B) offers, at $30, it's rather ridiculous and for me, with these generic replacement heads, impossible to go wrong.<br /><br />Out of the 4 heads I received, the very first one snapped a little plastic ring inside the casing so it was useless in just one use. Maybe I pulled the thing too hard when changing heads, I don't know, nor do I care. Why? At this price I can afford to buy 9 more packs (36 brush heads in total!) and still save over the original, overpriced, similar nylon/plastic heads that Braun wants to overcharge me. This is a simple to manufacture, plastic and nylon bristle heads with a tiny plastic shaft inside. Why charge over $10 (nearly half what the whole electric brush, batteries AND head costs) for such a cheap to make item, it’s ridiculous. I figure it costs some 0.20 cents to make, and then Braun adds a surcharge of 9.80 for marketing and branding hype costs.<br /><br />This replacement heads are the equivalent of forgoing expensive OEM inkjet ink cartridges with cheaper refill bottles at 1/10th of the cost. Sure, it's not the same quality and blah-blah-blah. But at this savings I don't care to pay that obscene extra to get the &#34;real&#34; deal.<br /><br />I used to buy the original replacement heads, and they were so expensive, that they made me difficult to throw them away at the recommended intervals, which was not so good for my teeth, the latter should be main objective here.<br /><br />My verdict? Get these. No doubt about it. Buy a bunch of packs and toss them on a monthly basis before they get a bit worn-out from proper use. Your teeth will thank you for the hygienic rotation, and your pocket will be glad too.
Rating: 4 stars