Bitvae R2 Rotating Electric Toothbrush for Adults with 8 Brush Heads, 5 Modes Rechargeable Power Toothbrush with Pressure Sensor, Coral Orange

A strong competitor. Excellent battery life and brush capabilities compared to what is on the market, and the price is the best. The materials are very high

One of the best electric toothbrushes i have had. long lasting battery too

Product package is good .it looks like a good brush from the product material. I have yet to use it as it just arrived .I'm a so far satisfied with the purchase .

Got this Electric toothbrush for myself and my husband. It was worth the money. It has 5 options you can choose from with free brush heads. A famous brand in the market has the same functions which is costing Dhs 799. This is the same as this item but see the price difference?!? Im happy and satisfied. I will definitely recomment this.

Good product

I have always used other famous brands but this one in my opinion is better. There are many setting for different types of cleaning, keeps charge for longer and more powerful.

Amazing product good quality it comes with 8 heads to replace and a fancy case for traveling.Great value for price, I'm hooking up the whole fam on this!

Easies way brush on several mode.

12/15/23 Original Product Review (in case I return for updates).THE BASICS12/13/23 Found the Bitvae R2 Rotating Electric Toothbrush in Pink on Amazon and Placed Order.12/14/23 Received the product late this evening, securely packaged and undamaged. The pink hue is true to its image color, and I like it despite not being a "pink person."TLDRThis morning, I brushed my teeth for the first time in two years without over- or under-brushing, sensitivity and pain-free, and without feeling like my teeth were shifting.THE FULL STORYLet me explain: In 2021, I got into a major cycling accident that changed a lot of my daily routine I took for granted more difficult. After going over my handlebars, I primarily landed on my mandible with my maxilla taking a hard blow, too. My chin bounced twice on the ground (only for my lower jaw to pop back) before my face (and the rest of me) slid on the concrete to a stop. My top row of teeth, well, the only way I know how to put it is that they immediately felt like they had slumped forward in my face (and they had).After a bit of dampened sound and ear-ringing, bright lights and loud, bothersome noises, not to mention the blood pouring from my nose, face, mouth, and wounds, I was treated (probably insufficiently) at the ER and headed to a local dentist. From the general feeling of skidding my lower teeth and lip on the pavement and having my head jolted enough that each front top tooth looked like someone had crushed ice in a blender and left it sitting in its container, I knew things were going to be bad.THE CONSEQUENCESNot only had the long and painful, but effective process of moving my jaw forward by an orthodontist been completely undermined, but all six top front teeth were, indeed, crushed. The palatine process of my maxilla (soft palate) had a thin, but long crack running back through it, and the other more superficial parts of my maxilla that surrounded my sinuses -- tiny fractures ran throughout.WHY OTHER TOOTHBRUSHES WEREN'T WORKINGSince then, tons of anesthesia, twelve surgeries, lots of drilling, filing, and testing, irritating crown fitting, teeth shifting, nerve pain and cold sensitivity...things haven't been the same. Try as I might, what used to be a simple, quick everyday task had become frustrating.I've always believed I shouldn't let the little things get to me. But often, it's exactly the little things that get to you, because they're not just little things. They're habitual. They're routine. Across the span of your life, they're actually really big things. How you approach your health -- including your teeth -- is one of those things.I've tried extra soft and soft manual toothbrushes, different brands, returned to my original Colgate; I tried using the Burst toothbrush and a similar "sonic" variety that my husband uses; different toothpastes; mouthwashes; flossing methods and flossers; coconut oil pulling; everything I knew to do before and that could be done or that recently came out...whatever friends and family recommended. In two years, I've not once felt like my teeth were fully cleaned or, if picked, prodded, and scrubbed well, fully stable.THE BITVAENothing has worked like this toothbrush. Today, my teeth feel clean, but my gums aren't sensitive, swollen, or bleeding from my being excessive thoroughness and over-brushing. And I've only tried the "Clean" setting.The timer feature in the Bitvae was a smidge startling because, eager to try it, I overlooked the manual details and was unaware that there was one lol. Let's just say it's obvious. But, if you know to expect it, it's brief and distinct -- a slightly different buzz that cues you to move on and kinda' propels you to, which (having OCD tendencies) I appreciate. And while I wouldn't say the Bitvae is quiet, it's certainly no louder than any of the other battery-operated competitors I've tried. (Because of the accident's damage to my ears, it honestly sounded a little like a quiet light saber at times. Weird, nerdy Star Wars reference, I know, but I'm just calling it like I...heard it.)As un-irritated as my gums feel, they also feel well-massaged. The tissue looks and feels clean and bright, without feeling or showing any signs of inflammation or agitation. From the front of my crowns to the crevices behind my molars and all in between, my enamel is evenly brushed and fresh. The Bitvae's brush head was small enough to clean all around without knocking about or hitting other teeth. Meanwhile its grip, heavy in my hand, was sturdy to hold, but not burdensome in any way. It was very easy to maneuver.My breath smells and tastes better (un-tinged by the last of accidentally brushing something too hard and more so than if I tried "brushing gently"), if that makes sense. And the Bitvae, having come charged, remains charged, worked smoothly -- better than I anticipated.I rarely (IF EVER) give products a five-star rating. I'm a meticulous person who, in herself and the products she purchases, almost always finds room for improvement. But, I'm truly satisfied with this purchase, which cost me less than half of what a similar Oral B would (when the Oral B is on sale for 50%+ off) have.CONCLUSIONBuy it. I don't like throwing away money, and I know all of this sounds dramatic, but an accident like the one I had is nothing short of that. Meanwhile, the Bitvae comes with a year's warranty, which is reassuring as a customer and as someone whose dental health has been affected for life. The return of a well-cared-for mouth with the ease I once had of "just brushing my teeth" pre-accident is amazing. To have brushing my teeth -- which had become a process in itself to grapple with every morning -- return to a brief, but effective routine is such a relief. I'm grateful for the bit of time I'll get back every day. I hope you'll take the opportunity to enjoy it, too!

This electric toothbrush comes with a ton of extras. In addition to the main body of the toothbrush, the package also comes with 8 toothbrush heads (6 regular, 2 "gum care" though I'm not sure what this means), a clear plastic cover for everyday use, a travel case (can fit the body and two heads), a USB to USB-C charging cord, instructions, and a card that shows you how to register for a 1-year warranty.The fully assembled toothbrush is approximately 9.75 inches long and the rounded bottom/stand is roughly 1.5x1.125 inches. The cord is 32.5 inches long, but since it's USB-C, I have plenty of those lying around, which is nice. The travel case is approximately 9 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches.The brush can either lay flat or stand upright. The bottom of the brush opens up to a charging port, and it has to lie flat for it to charge. I have only been using this for a few days so far, so I'm not sure if it lives up to its 30 day battery, and there's no battery indicator, but it's been working great so far!The package says this toothbrush is waterproof, and I've gotten it wet, but I haven't deliberately held it under water or submerged it for a long period. The charging port has a rubber closure on the inside, so that makes it at least somewhat water-tight.The head of the toothbrush only has the round portion that oscillates along the circular surface of the head. There's no portion that moves horizontally. The brush is on a 2-minute timer, and it changes up its rotation/movement every 30 seconds to remind you to switch to a different part of your mouth. There are 5 different modes: clean/regular, sensitive (recommended to start with), white, gum care, and tongue. There is also a pressure indicator light on the front and back that glows red when you apply too much pressure while brushing. The video is showing the sensitive setting rotation and the indicator to switch.I accidentally purchased a soft-bristle brush before this, and I constantly had to worry about tea-stains on my teeth, but they disappeared after I started using this brush.

Von der Form her würde sie vielleicht keinen Schönheitspreis gewinnen, wirkt ein bißchen klobig, aber die Farbe Lila gefällt mir persönlich. Der Akku hält bisher wirklich lange, nach 30 Tagen war er immer noch nicht am Ende. Ich hoffe, das bleibt so. Beim Laden muss man die Zahnbürste hinlegen, da sich der Anschluss in der Standfläche befindet. Und es ist nur ein USB-Anschluss. Benutze daher von einem Smartphone den Adapter für Steckdosen. Die mehreren Modi sind ok, bräuchte ich aber nicht unbedingt. Das, was sie soll, tut sie sehr gut, nämlich Zähne putzen 🙂👍🏼 Was schön wäre, wenn sie einen, wenigstens teilweise, gummierten Griff hätte. Nass wird der Griff doch ziemlich rutschig. Für mich zwar kein Problem, da ich ihn beim Putzen nicht nass werden lasse. Alles in allem, ist es eine gute Zahnbürste, die ich auf jeden Fall empfehlen kann! Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ist super. Es sind auch noch acht Aufsteckzahnbürsten dabei und ein Etui zum Verreisen.

Having bought a leading brand electric tooth brush which broke after four days I thought I would give this one a go. So glad I did, this electric tooth brush is fantastic. Far superior in every way than my previous leading brand electric brush.1. The charge lasts ages. I only charged the brush after three weeks of using twice a day, and even then it hadn’t ran out of charge; amazing.2. The fact that it comes with eight replacement heads will save a fortune rather than having to buy replacements. The speed of operation and the design of the heads makes my teeth feel really clean.3. I chose the pink brush which feels expensive and is an attractive girlie colour, love it.4. I am converted, I will not go back to my far more expensive leading brand.5. Excellent value for money, excellent performance and highly recommended.

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