Colgate 360 Max White Expert Whitening Battery Powered Toothbrush + 2 Heads

Beat toothbrush I've used to far. When through loads and this gives me the best feeling after brush the rubber polishing tip I'm the bristles are a game changer. Immediately felt the difference from my regular toothbrush. The only thing that I find odd is that the replacement brushes cost more than the toothbrush and brushes pack so it's way cheaper to just buy a whole new toothbrush set. I dunno who thought they were a sales genius on that one. Feels really wasteful to throw away a working battery powered brush.

This brush works well and at the price you can afford the throw it away should you have a problem . This is the second one we have had the first lasted over a year and worked as well as the expensive brushes we have had a 10 times the price . You would pay more for the two brush heads that the overall cost of this item.

I love the brush but am disappointed it stopped working

That was good clean my teeth quickly once again thank

My teeth feel clean but Im not convinced this increases dental health over a good scrub with a standard medium or hard brush. The buffer is not rly a pleasant feel in the mouth. Battery life is excellent but that seems to be because the motor is weak once youve shoved it down the inside of your cheek it often isnt powerful enough to keep the brushhead moving. Comes with a spare head. The rinsing holes down the back of head seem good but its a tiny crevice it needs a good rinse or youre going to get bacteria build up in there. You can also get these cheaper or on offer at main retailers.

This is very cleverly made and if you find electric toothbrushes too much this is a good replacement. The head is brilliantly designed and leaves your teeth feeling beautifully clean.

Like. Works ok, keeps teeth looking good, no so yellow

After just six weeks, this toothbrush has stopped working, no matter which brand new batteries I try in it. The body of the toothbrush feels very warm with new batteries, so I believe there is some kind of manufacturing fault, or are they designed to self destruct, like something from Mission Impossible?I'll tell you what's impossible. Buying a Colgate 360 brush that lasts long enough to replace the batteries.According to Amazon, the return window closed after a month so is that it? I'm supposed to buy a new toothbrush every six weeks?Not good enough Colgate, not good enough Amazon.