Sonic Toothbrush. £17.

kneemos · 11-04-2019 5:30pm #1

Came across it and looks good given what the brand names charge,plus almost a full five stars.

Sonic Toothbrush, Fairywill Electric Toothbrush Clean Teeth Like a Dentist Rechargeable 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use 5 Optional Modes for Juniors and Adults,3 Replacement Heads Black(FW-507) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_JK1RCbCD0DCX6

cfeeneyinterior · 11-04-2019 6:27pm

The reviews are fake.... https://www.fakespot.com/product/sonic-toothbrush-fairywill-electric-toothbrush-clean-teeth-like-a-dentist-rechargeable-4-hours-charge-minimum-30-days-use-5-optional-modes-waterproof-fully-washable-3-replacement-heads-black-fw-507
Don't waste your money.

Easy Rider · 11-04-2019 7:58pm

Reviews may be fake but I have a Sonic brush from them and it works great. I also had a Panasonic Diamond brush, around 150 quid and I prefer this one.

cfeeneyinterior · 11-04-2019 8:00pm

Easy Rider wrote: »

Reviews may be fake but I have a Sonic brush from them and it works great. I also had a Panasonic Diamond brush, around 150 quid and I prefer this one.

I'm actually half tempted myself... This is a Sonic one right? Have had a few sonicares...

cfeeneyinterior · 11-04-2019 8:01pm

cfeeneyinterior wrote: »

I'm actually half tempted myself... This is a Sonic one right? Have had a few sonicares...

Ah it's gone. Still have white and pink I suppose..

kneemos · 11-04-2019 8:13pm

The German site has four and a half stars out of seven hundred plus reviews.

Fairywill Elektrische Zahnbürste Putzen Sie Ihre Zähne wie beim Zahnarzt Schallzahnbürste Eine Aufladung von 4 Stunden hält Min 30 Tage 5 Reinigungs-Modi 2 Minuten Timer 3 Aufsteckbürsten FW507 https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Sb5RCbP9RWAX0

McMurphy · 11-04-2019 11:39pm

kneemos wrote: »

Came across it and looks good given what the brand names charge,plus almost a full five stars.

Sonic Toothbrush, Fairywill Electric Toothbrush Clean Teeth Like a Dentist Rechargeable 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use 5 Optional Modes for Juniors and Adults,3 Replacement Heads Black(FW-507) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_JK1RCbCD0DCX6

I'm not buying that one so. :eek:

Caranica · 15-04-2019 9:55pm

Bought it, arrived today. Just brushed my teeth and they've never felt so clean before. I've had two oral b electric toothbrushes but wow this one is amazing. Thanks OP

cfeeneyinterior · 15-04-2019 10:19pm

Caranica wrote: »

Bought it, arrived today. Just brushed my teeth and they've never felt so clean before. I've had two oral b electric toothbrushes but wow this one is amazing. Thanks OP

Same, gave it a whirl too after saying the reviews were fake. Have had oral b and a few sonicares the last while. It's great. Bargain . Cheers Op

georgewickstaff · 19-04-2019 5:53pm

Have it too...think its really great. Should i be worried?

garion · 19-04-2019 10:31pm

georgewickstaff wrote: »

Have it too...think its really great. Should i be worried?

Is it noisy compared to an Oral B?

Buddy97mm · 19-04-2019 10:37pm

Just bought my first electric toothbrush a month ago,a relatively basic Oral B that cost â‚¬30.

Its decent, is this brush much of an upgrade on that?

Caranica · 19-04-2019 11:10pm

garion wrote: »

Is it noisy compared to an Oral B?

Higher pitch than my oral b sonicare but not as noisy imo

cfeeneyinterior · 19-04-2019 11:10pm

garion wrote: »

Is it noisy compared to an Oral B?

Not noisy at all. More of a buzz than noisy like oral b

kneemos · 20-04-2019 8:15am

All gone on Amazon apparently. Around the thirty five euro mark on eBay.
Still a huge bargain if they're actually any good.

cfeeneyinterior · 20-04-2019 8:21am

kneemos wrote: »

All gone on Amazon apparently. Around the thirty five euro mark on eBay.
Still a huge bargain if they're actually any good.

Electric Toothbrush,Fairywill Sonic Toothbrush 3 Optional Modes and 3 Replacement Heads for Adults, 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use with 508 Black Version
£16.99 after u click apply 1.00 voucher https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07F29X6QR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GHSUCbJWWN99R

kneemos · 20-04-2019 8:23am

cfeeneyinterior wrote: »

Electric Toothbrush,Fairywill Sonic Toothbrush 3 Optional Modes and 3 Replacement Heads for Adults, 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use with 508 Black Version
£16.99 after u click apply 1.00 voucher https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07F29X6QR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GHSUCbJWWN99R

D'UH!

Lenny · 20-04-2019 8:34am

Do the Philips toothbrush heads fit this

cfeeneyinterior · 20-04-2019 8:43am

Lenny wrote: »

Do the Philips toothbrush heads fit this

No, looks like they can only be bought on Amazon.

20-04-2019 9:44am

cfeeneyinterior wrote: »

Electric Toothbrush,Fairywill Sonic Toothbrush 3 Optional Modes and 3 Replacement Heads for Adults, 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use with 508 Black Version
£16.99 after u click apply 1.00 voucher https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07F29X6QR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GHSUCbJWWN99R

OP is the 507, this is the 508. Fairly similar, I think the one in the OP just has more cleaning modes.

cfeeneyinterior · 20-04-2019 9:48am

Basil3 wrote: »

OP is the 507, this is the 508. Fairly similar, I think the one in the OP just has more cleaning modes.

Yeah, I wouldn't get too excited about the different cleaning modes. I just have it on the main one, massage etc are a but of BS if u ask me.

20-04-2019 11:01am

Do the replaceable brushes have a generic connection, or do you have to source the specific brand?

cfeeneyinterior · 20-04-2019 11:05am

Deleted User wrote: »

Do the replaceable brushes have a generic connection, or do you have to source the specific brand?

No, like the other brands they are brand specific. Not expensive though in copmparison - 4 for £8.99 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07F7TRVN9/ref=twister_B07PGJQG4P?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

slave1 · 20-04-2019 12:42pm

You'll pick up those Fairywill brushes on Aliexpress for dirt cheap and they fit a number of generic brands

How Soon Is Now · 20-04-2019 7:52pm

Instead of me googling and getting ''Non biased reviews'' why should i buy one of theses? Is it any better then my oral b electric toothbrush i currently have?? Or just another gimmick that does the same thing?

Caranica · 21-04-2019 4:55pm

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

Instead of me googling and getting ''Non biased reviews'' why should i buy one of theses? Is it any better then my oral b electric toothbrush i currently have?? Or just another gimmick that does the same thing?

Because the clean feel is far far superior to either of the oral b brushes I've had and the battery lasts much longer. It's also much lighter

How Soon Is Now · 21-04-2019 5:17pm

Caranica wrote: »

Because the clean feel is far far superior to either of the oral b brushes I've had and the battery lasts much longer. It's also much lighter

So it actually does clean your teeth better then? Is it just these models or are there others?

22-04-2019 8:50am

The FW-507 in the OP is showing back in stock. Mine had a promotional discount of £3, taking the price from £23 to £20.

Sonic Toothbrush, Fairywill Electric Toothbrush Clean Teeth Like a Dentist Rechargeable 4 Hours Charge Minimum 30 Days Use 5 Optional Modes for Juniors and Adults,3 Replacement Heads Black(FW-507) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_VhxVCbAMCDRN6

Doge · 23-04-2019 5:35pm

I went for the FW-508BK model and it arrived today.
Much less harsh on the gums than my Oral B rotary, and also the toothpaste / spit doesn't roll down the sonic brush and onto my hand like it does with the oral b.

The sensitive is mode very handy for those with sensitive gums also.

Looking forward to getting a month out of the battery too, and the inductive charging in the oral b was a nightmare as it would take the best part of a day and only last me 2 weeks max.

The Chinese brands use far superior lithium ion batteries these compared to the big companies,
A while back I bought a hair clipper with removable lithium ion battery and usb charging and I have yet to charge the thing!

kneemos · 23-04-2019 5:40pm

Doge wrote: »

I went for the FW-508BK model and it arrived today.
Much less harsh on the gums than my Oral B rotary, and also the toothpaste / spit doesn't roll down the sonic brush and onto my hand like it does with the oral b.

The sensitive is mode very handy for those with sensitive gums also.

Looking forward to getting a month out of the battery too, and the inductive charging in the oral b was a nightmare as it would take the best part of a day and only last me 2 weeks max.

The Chinese brands use far superior lithium ion batteries these compared to the big companies,
A while back I bought a hair clipper with removable lithium ion battery and usb charging and I have yet to charge the thing!

Can only use the Oral B lying down.

Muahahaha · 23-04-2019 5:50pm

What was the 'normal' price for this product? And is it as good as the reviews say, would buyers recommend it over regular electric brushes?

kneemos · 23-04-2019 5:51pm

This must be the same thing or a very close knock off from Alliexpress.
Might be good for heads.

€ 19,46 48%OFF | Seago Sonic Electric Toothbrush SG-507 Adult Timer Brush 5 Mode USB Charger Rechargeable Tooth Brushes 8pc Replacement Heads Set
https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/3hhZN7w

Doge · 24-04-2019 10:38pm

kneemos wrote: »

Can only use the Oral B lying down.

Thanks for posting the Sonic toothbrush btw, totally forgot!

somebody_else · 25-04-2019 1:06am

kneemos wrote: »

This must be the same thing or a very close knock off from Alliexpress.
Might be good for heads.

€ 19,46 48%OFF | Seago Sonic Electric Toothbrush SG-507 Adult Timer Brush 5 Mode USB Charger Rechargeable Tooth Brushes 8pc Replacement Heads Set
https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/3hhZN7w

I got that knock-off from Ali and I'm very happy with it.
Got it some time ago and charged three times so far.

Finding my teeth quite clean.

Before I had come sonic (forgot make) and OralB rotary.

Tom

Captain Flaps · 25-04-2019 11:32am

I have the toothbrush from the OP, bought it 6 months ago and the battery only just died last week - I can't find the charger it's lasted so long. I don't like the massive bulky electric toothbrushes so this looked promising at the price and it's one of the best purchases I've made. Consider this a genuine 5 star review in any case.

garion · 25-04-2019 3:33pm

Just tried out my new 508 for the first time and I'm really impressed. A more high pitched sound than any previous electric toothbrushes I've used but it works great and my teeth feel really clean.

I got the travel case with it too and it's good quality.

So far so good. Great value at GBP30 all in. Thanks OP.

ohnonotgmail · 25-04-2019 5:11pm

what is the difference between this and an Oral B electric?

Caranica · 25-04-2019 6:19pm

It's lighter, makes a higher pitched sound but in my opinion and that of many others on here who've purchased it, it's far superior when it comes to cleaning your teeth. A charge also lasts significantly longer, at least a month.

wmpdd3 · 26-04-2019 2:02am

I have this, it's absolutely brilliant. I've had it for 6 months. The interdental attaches are also excellent
I have always used oral b electric (last one was the 9000) but I'd never go back.

markc1184 · 26-04-2019 2:46pm

Doge wrote: »

I went for the FW-508BK model and it arrived today.
Much less harsh on the gums than my Oral B rotary, and also the toothpaste / spit doesn't roll down the sonic brush and onto my hand like it does with the oral b.

The sensitive is mode very handy for those with sensitive gums also.

Looking forward to getting a month out of the battery too, and the inductive charging in the oral b was a nightmare as it would take the best part of a day and only last me 2 weeks max.

The Chinese brands use far superior lithium ion batteries these compared to the big companies,
A while back I bought a hair clipper with removable lithium ion battery and usb charging and I have yet to charge the thing!

Can I ask, has yours got 3 or 5 modes? Mine arrived, 508 on the box which I presumed was the one with 5 modes but only has 3 modes.

cfeeneyinterior · 26-04-2019 3:05pm

markc1184 wrote: »

Can I ask, has yours got 3 or 5 modes? Mine arrived, 508 on the box which I presumed was the one with 5 modes but only has 3 modes.

They are probably including on and off as modes

Great toothbrush for the money

kneemos · 26-04-2019 3:40pm

markc1184 wrote: »

Can I ask, has yours got 3 or 5 modes? Mine arrived, 508 on the box which I presumed was the one with 5 modes but only has 3 modes.

It's the 507 model that has the five modes.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_fFXWCb5FKGGG8

Doge · 26-04-2019 3:46pm

markc1184 wrote: »

Can I ask, has yours got 3 or 5 modes? Mine arrived, 508 on the box which I presumed was the one with 5 modes but only has 3 modes.

3 modes on mine also. The box is a lie. :P

I don't know what you would use the massage mode for, I just use the sensitive mode as my gums aren't the best.

For people with sensitive gums these are great, with the oral B there was a bit of blood each time, but I would sort of rush it.

If I rush with this there's no blood whatsoever.

Doge · 26-04-2019 3:50pm

Captain Flaps wrote: »

I have the toothbrush from the OP, bought it 6 months ago and the battery only just died last week - I can't find the charger it's lasted so long. I don't like the massive bulky electric toothbrushes so this looked promising at the price and it's one of the best purchases I've made. Consider this a genuine 5 star review in any case.

You should be able to get a replacement cable easily.

Search for USB to DC plug on AliExpress.

I might measure the internal and external diameter of the DC barrel later and try and find the specific one for you.

zweton · 26-04-2019 5:27pm

Would it be better than this one?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01DY36K5I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Caranica · 26-04-2019 5:28pm

zweton wrote: »

Would it be better than this one?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01DY36K5I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

In my opinion yes

markc1184 · 26-04-2019 6:27pm

kneemos wrote: »

It's the 507 model that has the five modes.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MNM8HXQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_fFXWCb5FKGGG8

That makes sense then as to why there is only 3 on mine. I could have swore I read 5 modes in the description but I must have mixed up the 2.

ohnonotgmail · 29-04-2019 12:11pm

I ordered one on thursday evening and it arrived this morning. Pretty quick for free shipping.

zweton · 29-04-2019 2:58pm

Any good? What are you comparing it to?

Cienciano · 29-04-2019 3:13pm

Muahahaha wrote: »

What was the 'normal' price for this product? And is it as good as the reviews say, would buyers recommend it over regular electric brushes?

It's always around the 20 quid mark, this is normal price for it. I know cos I got one last summer. I would definitely recommend it to a normal electric tooth brush, ended up getting the wife one too.

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

what is the difference between this and an Oral B electric?

The way it moves is different to the bog standard electric tooth brush. It doesn't have that moving part on the brushhead. Way more expensive oral b electric brushes work the same way. These bristles move tiny amounts but at a really high frequency. Feels very weird the first few times but I wouldn't use the old fashioned type again, these feel much much better. Holds the charge for way longer too. Probably a youtube video on it.

kavo89 · 30-04-2019 8:24am

recommend the toothbrush. Always bit suspicious when moving away from the big brands like Oral B, but this toothbrush for the price is great.

Have had an oral b about year and this is miles better. better clean and the inter-dental head brush does a great job getting to those hard to reach places.

Recommend. thanks to whoever posted original post.

Sonic Toothbrush. £17.

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