Clic Toothbrush, Chrome White, with 1 Bonus Replacement Brush Head and Magnetic Toothbrush Holder

Until you actually hold one in your hand, you're going to think you're being silly. Has a nice heft, really nice grip portion. The replaceable head with a latch mechanism is awesome (ball bearing that clicks into place like a mechanical time piece). The ease of swapping the head is just unrivaled. The entire toothbrush itself feels super durable as long as you're not braindead and drop it on the floor. The finish on this thing is just amazing to touch, and wouldn't look out of place in an expensive bathroom. I came from a QUIP brush that bit the dust as moisture seeped into the batter compartment over time. The size of this head is appreciably bigger and very ergonomic and feels like it gets everywhere around and between your teeth and gums. The brush head's back portion that rubs against your cheek is super smooth and comfy, it basically glides while you're brushing the molar regions of your mouth. The brush comes in packaging you would think was done by Apple or something. It also comes with a magnetic holder. Even this was a consideration, where the portion that contacts the brush has a thin layer of the smoothest rubber imaginable. The reason they do it, is so it doesn't scratch the finish of the brush while its stuck with the magnet. The one downside of this brush is the magnet itself oddly enough. While the rubber provides enough friction for the brush not to slide down when mounted on a wall, I am hesitant to keep it in such an orientation due to magnets eventually losing force. It seems very easy to misgrab the brush and have it fall. If they could have made the magnet stronger it would've been perfect. I ordered the fully blacked out version, and the chrome version (not really chrome, but extremely fine matte finish that looks at good as it feels, while the black version is a bit more matte). The magnet strength on each isn't equal, so that's why I feel the magnet idea could be redone better. As for cleaning power, depending on how you brush, this thing just plows through everything leaving teeth feeling glossy smooth. The brush head is just awesome and I could live with this design forever. Other brushes and electric brushes sometimes like to mess around with small geometry which is nice I suppose if you're OCD and need to reach every square millimeter around your teeth with certainty by spending far too much time. This brush (if you floss prior to using it especially) will achieve the same results in my opinion. If you're looking for a brush that performs as good as it looks and feels. You've found it.

Have you ever picked up a $100 fountain pen or high end knife and thought, "Wow, this is nice. You can really feel the quality". That's exactly the feeling you get when using this toothbrush. It just feels solid, sturdy and well-made. Now I know manual toothbrushes are out of fashion. I know my wife swears by her expensive sonic, vibrating, "pulse technology" toothbrush, and that's fine. But if you're like me and prefer a boring manual toothbrush, I'd be shocked if you can find one that feels nicer in your hand than this. Build quality aside, the wall mount works well and the magnet seems very strong. Note that the magnet seems to be in the mounting plate and not the toothbrush, which I would have preferred. Lastly, the head is a bit on the small and soft side. Not so soft or so small that it bothers me, but it's something to be aware of if that's something that bothers you. All in all I'd give it a sold 4.7 out of 5. Not perfect and not cheap, but one of the nicest toothbrushes I've owned and definitely a new favorite.

I have always liked the quality of Oral-B. This time they have done the thing that they do great and made it into something better with the Clic manual toothbrush. Clic is ergonomic, nice to the touch, seems durable and sturdy, and it also came with an extra brush head, which is great at that price. Although the magnetic holder doesn't hold the toothbrush right (it keeps falling off, maybe because of the weight of the metal handle and a weak magnet), I still think that is a really good purchase. The fact that I can waste less plastic by just switching the head is a mayor plus, and the bristles on the brush head have the Oral-B quality we all know and love. So, this is in general a great investment that saves you money and while also saving the planet in the process. Just make sure you take the brush head off after using it, and dry up the handle well so it can last you for a long time.

My teeth are extremely important to me and finding a good toothbrush that also doesnt have that weird abrasion going on on the back of the brush which just tears up your mouth if you brush your teeth with any frequency. And then when you do find a good one, your local store stops carrying it which is how I ended up searching Amazon for a toothbrush! The Oral B Click tooth brush is truly a beautiful design. Reaches the tooth and gets between them well without aggravating gums or cheek. I like the fact that I am using less material with that nice replaceable end that just pops off so when I replace it every 3 months, I wont have to toss the entire toothbrush, just the brush end. Seems a little thing, but when I think back to just how many toothbrushes I have sent to the landfill?!! At least NOW I can toss out less! I can also see where traveling with this toothbrush will be nice since it comes apart and will be easier to stow in a bag or purse. One thing I was a bit dismayed with upon first inspection of my new brush was the weighty handle. It seemed, well, too heavy! After I snaped it togetjer and actually brushed my teeth I realized that this toothbrush has great balance! Who would have thought of that?! Well obviously OralB did! Please please please just keep making the replaceable heads just exactly as they are now. Except the head wears out EARLY. Orab B, you must see to this!. The toothbrush is almost entirely perfect. Oh and the little magnetic disc? (Which ALSO explains the weight of the handle) is perfect as well. Thank you Oral B. Please only make the head hold up better for the frequent brusher WITHOUT making the bristles stiffer and I will put that 5th star back.

Like others, perhaps you may be fooled into thinking that this is an electric toothbrush. The description says that the power source is batteries. That is entirely untrue, as there is no batteries or electric capacity for this toothbrush. When I first received it, I was disappointed to find out that it was entirely manual. However, I must say that I absolutely love this toothbrush now. The slightly weighted handle gives a very firm grip, and the bristles on the heads do a fantastic job at making your teeth feel completely cleaned. This is my favorite toothbrush, and I don’t have to worry about dropping it, and it breaking like most of the cheap plastic electric toothbrushes. It’s made of great quality, and I actually appreciate that. It comes with a magnet so that I can keep it in position whenever I’m not using it.

Love the design . But now into boar bristles

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I purchased this product for my family member who prefers a manual brush to a motorized toothbrush. The environmental pledge that this product uses 60% of less plastic is very convincing for me and I also liked the fact that it holds the toothbrush up with the sleek magnetic holder which looks more hygienic than traditional holders. I am very satisfied with the quality of the toothbrush itself. However, I found a problem with the holder which affected my overall product review as 2 out of 5 stars for the value of money. I think the price set higher than it should be, considering the refill of this product costs more than other manual toothbrushes (using 60% more material). After I installed the round holder onto the tile (about 4" up from the sink), the holder itself is stuck pretty securely, but the magnet doesn't hold the weight of the toothbrush and I often found it in the sink which fell from the holder overnight. I tried to stick the brush up or down to improve its hold but it seems like when the brush is used (and wet), it is not enough to hold on it. I hope they did consider the moisture or water drips after the usage of the brush to improve its secure holding. I tried to move the round holder downward so the bottom of the brush touches the sink but I wasn't able to remove the round holder without scrapping the adhesive. I concerned that the adhesive won't be re-attachable to the tile if I remove the holder. I wish they provided an additional adhesive disc included in the starter packet.