Replacement Toothbrush Heads Do Not Appear To Be Available
I've been reviewing quite a few Chinese Water Flossers & Electric Toothbrushes lately.<br /><br />This one is the most powerful other than my old Philips Sonic Care. 3 brushing speeds.<br /><br />Toothbrush: Much more powerful than any other Asian brand I've tried. Came 3/4 chraged. Uses a standard USB cable (provided). Really only  complaint:<br />1. The bristles could be a bit softer,<br /><br />Water Flosser:<br /><br />Again, the most powerful one I own. Several speed settings. This did include all 4 different syled heads, I tried out the "normal"/standard one. Worked well.<br /><br />3 issues:<br /><br />1. As we move into an era of USB powered devices, it is really getting frustrating that there are so many proprietary cords. I often can't find the right cord, and as they all plug into a USB charger there is no reason for this. I had an identical looking cord that didn't fit.<br /><br />2. On first use, the water had a chemical flavor.<br /><br />3.  The charging port (the unique style, kind of like a razor but barely different sized) has a rubber cover for safety. I could not get it back on the unit after charging, so I am just leaving the charging cable plugged in. At least I won't lose the cable that way!<br /><br />To sum up, if the chemical flavor goes away, this will be my go to Flosser. I would like to say similar about the tooth brush, I need to watch the impact of harder bristles carefully the first couple weeks. I also can not find replacement brush heads for sale, which if not remedied would cause a fairly short period of the toothbrush being useful.<br /><br />I will increase the review to 4 stars if I can find replacement toothbrush heads & if they are affordable
Rating: 3 stars