ORDOLite Sonic Toothbrush, Electric Toothbrushes with 35,000 Pulses Per Min, Dual Modes, Over 5 Weeks Battery, Smart Timer, Waterproof, USB C, Sage

I had an electric toothbrush a few years ago but got fed up with the nightly charges, it was too inconvenient so ended up back using manual brushes.Having seen a few adverts around for newer, travel friendly sonic toothbrushes, I decided to upgrade and didn’t want to spend the £70+ on a Suri.This toothbrush is incredible value for money, quiet and leaves my teeth feeling incredibly clean!I purchased it in March 2024 and started using it without charging and the battery is still going , just started flashing red this morning (end oct 2024)This is well worth buying, even if it were double or triple the price. Very happy

This was the best purchase I made last year and a great life choice switching from ordinary to electric toothbrush as well. I have not made the switch earlier because of the fuss with the charging port and my flatmate's Oral B toothbrush seemed to require charging every week. I am so glad I have found this one with its sleek design, beautiful colour and easy charging! I have only had to charge it once in the last 4 months so the battery is very long lasting. The higher level vibrations are good enough and the toothbrush brittles are quite soft.

This is my first time using a sonic toothbrush, so I don’t have much to compare it to directly. I was initially deciding between Sonicare and Ordo but went with Ordo for its more budget-friendly price.After just two uses, I’m still adjusting. I usually use an Oral-B oscillating toothbrush, so the sonic action on the Ordo feels gentler by comparison. I started on the sensitive setting, but it was too mild, so I switched to the standard mode, which felt more effective.It’s noticeably quieter than my Oral-B, which I appreciate. I chose the lavender color, which is lovely.The toothbrush head feels soft—something I find gentle on my gums. There’s also a silicone part meant for polishing, but I’m not sure if it has much impact.I haven’t needed to charge it yet, so I can’t comment on to battery life, but overall, my experience has been positive so far. Hoping the gentle sonic action is as effective as it feels!

Really great for value, also I’ve only needed to charge it around once every 1.5 months. Very nice aesthetic for my bathroom too.

Recently needed to upgrade my oral B electric brush, which was dying a death after several years. I stumbled across Ordo a while back but pulled the trigger recently as they came on offer via Amazon. I was weighing up between getting the Sonic+ or the Lite, as I liked the charging dock for the Sonic+, however I realised with a 5 week battery life the way it needs to be charged doesn't bother me so much - and using a USB C is much easier for travelling anyway as we always have one on us. The toothbrush itself is great, lightweight, easy to use - and most importantly my teeth feel amazing after brushing, two functions are more than enough for me. I love the anti-roll bottom (something my oral B seriously lacked). My partner has also been converted to sonic from manual. Oh, and the colours are very nice too. One issue I have is I have not been able to register for the extra warranty as the website is glitchy, however this is not a fault with the brush itself.

The brush looks great and after six weeks it's still going without having to recharge yet. I just don't like the silicone bristle they have put in the centre of the brush head, it has a cross head on it and does not bend much. I feel it stops the bristles going lower and getting into the nooks and crannies of your teeth properly and it feels like it's constantly bumping into my teeth as I brush. Hopefully it's still doing a good job, but I don't know.

I bought this as it was recommended for people with gum recession. I'd never used a sonic before and was sceptical as you just 'guide' it round your mouth instead of actual brushing. However, my teeth felt silky smooth and clean afterwards - my previous electric toothbrush almost never cleaned that well for whatever reason. Because there is no 'scrubbing' at the gumline I feel that this will be gentler for those areas of gum recession. The toothbrush is very light and easy to handle and the buzzer to indicate each quarter of the mouth is very helpful. Overall, delighted, so let's see what my hygienist says in a couple of months' time.

After years of buying Oral B electric toothbrushes, only for the battery to fail a year in, I decided to take the plunge and try a new brand. This toothbrush is pretty good, though feels very different when brushing to a traditional oscillating brush. The sonic vibrations are really weird and kind of tickly! To be honest, it doesn't feel enormously powerful, but my teeth look and feel v clean afterwards, so I think it's doing its job. No pressure sensor; however the brush is softer than Oral B ones so this doesn't really seem an issue.The jury is still out on the battery. Will it last the 5 promised weeks? Who knows, but I have had it a few days and it is showing no sign of needing to be charged.Conclusion thus far is that this is a really solid, no frills toothbrush, which cleans well and - hopefully - has a more reliable battery life. Given its price, I think it's a pretty good deal.