UltrTxenova Electric Toothbrush And Water Flosser Combo

This rechargeable toothbrush is very easy to use. It has a few buttons that are very easy to operate. I like how lightweight of a design it is and the different speed options to choose from.

This electric toothbrush with water flosser is outstanding! The cordless design offers great flexibility, and having two brush heads is fantastic for a complete clean. I love the travel case—it’s compact and keeps everything organized. The foldable water cup is a clever addition that’s perfect for on-the-go. Overall, this set has greatly improved my oral care routine.

I’m going to be exceptionally generous in this review and give the brush 4 stars, because under other circumstances, this brush would be an excellent choice. As it stands however, I would never buy it.

First of all, this brush is a really great idea. It is a combo brush/flosser, but unlike others (like the Waterpik brand), this is an all in one unit that does not require a separate tank or base. This means that this brush is all I need to take on a trip. I’ve seen nice traval flossers, but this brush beats them. This is a 6 star idea!!

The brush itself is quite a bit larger than a normal sonicare type brush. I show a photo comparing it to the Waterpick version. Obviously it needs to be larger as it contains the water pump as well as being a tooth brush, and its not so large as to be difficult to handle.

There are plenty of settings for both the brush vibration and the water pik strength. They range from quite mild to a bit intense, so I think there is something here for everyone.

The hose for the water supply attaches securely to the back of the brush. The end is weighted and can be put into any cup of water. It works quite well. I don’t see any need for the collapsible cup in this package as I’m sure I would have no difficulty getting a cup whenever I travel.

On the downside, there are only 2 brush heads and they are not indivudually wrapped. The box is shrinkwrapped but without any sort of tamper resistance. The top of the carrying case on mine was quite scuffed. I don’t think it was used, but was rubbing against the top of the box. Regardless, it looked a little beat up and does not present well. Having the brush heads unwrapped made it feel a bit less sanitary.

This brush is $70 at the time of review, which is surprisingly expensive for a noname brand. Its not unreasonable if everything else about the brush were acceptable, but its more than what you could get both a sonic type brush plus portable flosser combined.

Finally, for the fatal point. This brush only comes with 2 heads. The bush can not use a standard Waterpik brush head, and I can’t find any replacement heads on Amazon. I have no idea where I am supposed to get new heads, and even if they are available direct from the manufacturer (I don’t know), who can say for how long they will be around?

I’ve tried several “sonicare” type toothbrushes in the past, and I’d say 80% of them are not brush head compatible with the sonicare. I don’t understand why not. Maybe there is some sort of legal/patent thing stopping them? It seems like a really bad decision otherwise. One nice thing about the really cheap brushes is that they usually come with 6 to 10 replacement heads, meaning even if you can’t find replacements in the store, the brush will still last you months or maybe years. With only 2 heads, this brush won’t last long if you can’t find replacements. Thus, there is no chance I would ever consider buying this brush or recommending it to anyone, especially considering the price tag. If it came with 10 individually wrapped heads, I’d be more inclined to give it 5 stars. As it is, I think 4 stars is quite generous. This is the first time I gave 4 stars to something I would never consider owning.

A combo toothbrush-flosser! Who’d athunk it?!?! Neat idea to cut down on a dental appliance. I have always preferred the countertop flossers as the handle size made them more nimble than a portable one. This one blends that idea. I will probably use this instead of my travel flosser – it only comes with 2 heads and at a quick glance I didn’t see replacement brush heads for this particular brand. That’s a show-stopper marketing flaw IMO. The retail price on this isn’t inexpensive, w/o replacement heads, you would probably get 3 months per head x 2 heads = top side of 6 months. I received this as a Vine promotional product, but if I was having to purchase this I would think long and hard before buying.