Hits Hard Against Teeth-All Settings Feel the Same
I have mixed feelings on this electronic toothbrush.  There's no wall plug with it, so I have to either use a computer to charge it (weird to have your toothbrush charging on your desk...or anywhere other than the bathroom). I've never used an electric toothbrush before this one. I followed all instructions.  The backside of the toothbrush (behind the bristles) hits/vibrates really hard against my teeth. Like when I'm brushing the top teeth, the backside of the brush taps and hits the bottom teeth, and hurts. It scares me.  Worried it could actually chip a tooth.  I have to open my mouth super big to avoid it (& I have a small mouth). Each setting feels the same to me. I can't tell the difference.  Being that it's my first electronic toothbrush,  I have nothing else to compare it to.  I really wanted one (my sister loves hers), but its almost kind of a pain to use.  I'm sure it cleans well,  I'm just afraid of how it hits hard on the backside.  I think it would've been nice if they'd placed a rubber-type coating on the back so when it hits, it's a soft surface that it hits with...no pain & no chipping. Very tempted at this point to return it. I'm giving it a few more days.
Rating: 3 stars