WHITOP ED05 Electric Toothbrush, Wireless Charging IPX8 Waterproof Sonic Electronic Toothbrushes with Timer, 3 Modes Rechargeable Automatic Toothbrush

This tooth brush looks quite adult style and works well so far. Easy to hold and vibrates well.Now days everything gets expensive but price of 45 quids for a kid's electric brush considering there are only two brush heads I personally would not recommend it unless you are not care of money.

I got this because my son's previous electric toothbrush (with oscillating head) ran out of battery and didn't have a replaceable head. I hoped that he would like this one as much. I use a sonic toothbrush, so I know how it feels, and there's not much better way to describe it than jarring at first. I hoped and assumed that this would be a much gentler sonic toothbrush since it's geared towards kids. It is not. The lowest setting is supposed to be for younger kids, but my son absolutely hated it. He basically started crying it, and it took several days of brushing without the sonic feature on before he started to trust me that I wouldn't turn it on.It's too bad, because the build quality is good, and it's a cute toothbrush. We'll keep it and still use it, but the sonic feature is just too powerful for our kid. If your kid is sensitive at all, you'll probably face the same issue.

This children's sonic electric toothbrush features 3 modes:SensitiveWhiteCleanIt charges wirelessly sitting on the charging base and the USB charging wire included.The toothbrush has a 2 minute timer with a vibration reminder every 30 seconds to prompt you to move the toothbrush to a different area (30 seconds for each quarter of the mouth).It has a non slip silicone handle area which enables the child to grip the toothbrush properly.I ordered this for my 4 year old Niece. It's a bit of a novelty for her at the minute and wants to brush her teeth 7 or 8 times a day! and probably because she is use to a manual toothbrush.At the time of reviewing this non-branded toothbrush is listed at £45.90 which is a ludicrous amount, and twice the price of most adults generic sonic toothbrushes.Taking into account the performance and the price, I have rated this toothbrush 3 stars. Had the price been a reasonable amount, it could of easily been 4 stars.I haven't even checked the price on the replacement heads, but judging on the price of the initial unit, I don't expect them to be too cheap either.

This is a kids electric toothbrush featuring wireless charging. It has 3 settings: sensitive, whitening and cleaning, and you simply press the button to cycle through them and the green light indicates which setting you are on. The toothbrush heads (of which there are two included) fit on securely and feel like they engage fully with the mechanism and they’re not cheap and nasty.It does feel a nice weighty solid item, and as such feels a good build quality. The only issue I have is that £46 seems expensive when you can get Oral-B (which are usually on offer) often for cheaper, and features the same functionality as this “kids” version.

Easy to manipulate for kids fingersLong battery life