Aquasonic Black Series Ultra Whitening Toothbrush – ADA Accepted Electric Toothbrush- 8 Brush Heads & Travel Case – 40.000 VPM Electric Motor & Wireless Charging – 4 Modes w Smart Timer

Your getting alot for the money....what's included .....Black Series handle, eight standard soft brush heads, travel case, wireless charging base and warranty certificate. I love the different settings it has 4 positions ....clean, soft, whiten and massage. All the buttons are nice even a little bit better than on a basic sonicare brush. It has a timer just like the sonicare brush that shuts off after 2 minutes. It suppose to let you know also when your applying to much pressure.....mine did not do this though. And the brush is more noisier than the sonicare or the Oral B . Lots more vibration in the handle. After a few uses this became very annoying to me. Also the wireless charger is a direct plug-in instead of using a USB port type plug. The brush heads work fine though they seemed really to soft to me. And even though they give you eight heads, I just don't think you will get 3 months use out of one head as they claim these will. You do get eight heads with the unit however I done fill they will last two years of use. So this is why I gave it only 3 stars. Nice packaging and marketing however I feel for the long haul down the road this will not hold up very well. Again this is my opinion of this electric toothbrush.

This toothbrush started off so promising. The price is unbeatable, the box is sleek, and the black and silver design makes you feel like you scored a luxury item. The name “Black Series” even sounds top tier.
Then you turn it on. Instead of a powerful clean, it hums like a little gnat and the tiny brush head makes for a slow and unsatisfying scrub. My teeth never get that squeaky-smooth feeling I expect. Honestly, it feels more like a child’s toothbrush dressed up for adults.
I’ll keep it as a travel brush, but for everyday use I’m sticking with my tried-and-true name brand.

update : Jun 06, 2025
One of the toothbrushes also broke during its first use. At this point, it seems fair to say there is a quality issue

Overall, it's a good product, but there are two areas that need improvement.
First, the distance between the handle and the brush head should be shorter. The on/off switch tends to get pressed while using the toothbrush.
Second, the neck of the toothbrush is weak. As shown in the photo, it can break.

Although I think this is a good product, the replacement heads ( 6 of them) do not fit brush well. 4 have a silver ring on them and 2 do not. The 2 that do not are the only one that fit. The others with silver ring at the bottom fall off the brush , please see video attached. If it wasn’t for the 4 out of 6 brushes that don’t fit I would definitely give it 5 stars. Hopefully the company will send me the correct replacement brushes.

So received the above with electric base BUT no explanation of why the differences on base of brushes..is this a flaw or does the differences mean something?? Nothing is show in book included.

Where to start?
Pro: The style and the look is perfect. Easy to use, not bulky, barely takes up any space. The bristles are soft you barely feel it but I will tell it does the job like you came out the dental office. Came with four replacement toothbrush heads as stated and two in the travel carry case total of six. Charges pretty fast and holds its charge very well. I like that it cuts out ever 30 seconds allowing motor cool down for a good 2 to 5 seconds but not even sure if its supposed to do that just seems like it is.

Con: Hate to say this because I want to say nothing but good about this cool gadget. It has four settings to use: Clean, Soft, Whitening, and Massage. Besides massage, no matter what setting you put, the brush is violent as if it is attacking you. Not only will you be cleaning your teeth but after you are done you will have to clean the area you are in and the mirror thats how bad it is. Again, hate to say this but the whole kit is so cheaply made that if you drop it its over the machine will be done for. The travel carry case is cheap if you forget you have it in a bag and lean on it that also will easily break. The only thing out of the system that seems solid is the charging station.

Would I recommend this machine? I'm stuck in between because the poor quality and the settings. It gets the job done perfectly but durability, it might not last long and would have to buy another one starts to become an expensive than an investment. If you are on a tight budget best to get the Oral-B basic toothbrush and it works perfect. But if you have spare money to go a little higher than that yeah get this one. If you have a bigger budget best to invest in the Oral-B higher end toothbrushes those machines are elite. Thats the best I could say on recommending this machine.

it vibrates fast so this is good. the bad: brushes are too soft. i am not sure it can actually clean anything. replacement brushes cost as much as big brands and only available here from the manufacturer. body of the bruch is matte material. this accumulates all water stains and hard to clean. these 2 reasons is enough for me to return it. better spend 10$ more and but oralb or philips

I ordered the device February 29, 2024. While I’m impressed by the device itself, the brush heads are another story.
The first one came apart in my mouth after two weeks of use. The second brush already has a crack after two days of use. I hope that the company will address this issue otherwise I am very happy with the cleaning the device provides.

So far so good, as far as the sleek black appearance, which is why we bought it. We have not tried any of the modes yet. .However, this is supposed to be wireless charging. I’m not sure what that means as far as the fact that it actually is wired and has to be plugged in. When you say wireless, I would assume battery operated charging or USB port. This is still pretty bulky and ugly as far as appearances go .

2 Weeks Update: The electric toothbrush functions well, exhibiting promising performance in the short term. However, notable drawbacks include a flimsy travel case made of cheap plastic that broke within two weeks, diminishing its overall durability. Additionally, the plastic brush heads appear subpar in quality. Despite these material concerns, the device effectively fulfills its primary function. It's too early to provide an in-depth assessment of long-term performance, but I plan to update my review with more insights after three months of usage.

It worked fine for almost 10 months before starting to malfunction. It started turning on and off on its own (which first started in the middle of the night and I was freaking out by all the rattling coming from the bathroom 😂). It also wouldn't let you turn it off or will restart on its own. I sorta liked this toothbrush and feel bad just to through away. For now, I just hide it between towels in the closet just to muffle all the rattling 🤣

This is a low cost electric/sonic toothbrush. Do not expect it to be the same as Sonicare. It's fine for what it is.
1. It is lightweight, unlike the Sonicare, which has more heft.
2. it does not have a flat surface anywhere on it. Why is this important? When I set it down on my counter to apply toothpaste to the brush, it rolls. I will have to put a rubber band on the handle to stop it from rolling.
3. It does not come with a cap. Sonicare brush heads all come with caps. I put an empty floss container on it to protect the brush head (see photo)
4. For brushing, it seems fine. The brush head is smaller than the Sonicare, though.

It’s a wonderful electric toothbrush that does the job in many factors. The battery lifespan is quite impressive, lasting nearly a month on constant use on a single charge. Brushing feels great, along with the various functions this can do, and if you feel like doing the bare minimum without losing track of time, the automated two minute built-in timer works like a charm. The travel case feels fine, nothing special about it.

So who did I give it a subpar rating? Well.. the pictures speak for themselves. Not even two weeks later, the power button is dislodged from its position. It still works, especially after staying in place for nearly two months, but it leaves me to question the durability of this toothbrush. Was it that I received a faulty one, poor craftsmanship on the solvent that is meant to keep it in place? Or was it just some water manage to wash it away at a certain angle? As far that I know, I’m coined to be skeptical in the long run for the price that I paid for it.