As someone who travels frequently for work, I really, really dislike using the disposable toothbrushes provided by hotels, so I bought myself an electric toothbrush. I’ve tried three different brands over the past two years.Electric Toothbrush So, here’s a tip for everyone choosing an electric toothbrush:
Charging Options
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If you just want to use it Electric Toothbrush ... If you don't want to brush your teeth manually anymore, I'd recommend an electric toothbrush that generally costs no more than 200 yuan. I recommend the Xiaomi model for 199 yuan and the Goldfish U2, which are priced at 199 yuan and 139 yuan, respectively.
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When it comes to brush heads, I recommend choosing a sonic type. Let me say this three times: sonic brush head! Sonic brush head! Sonic brush head! Because sonic electric toothbrushes clean your teeth using bubbles, causing very, very little damage to your teeth. Therefore, I strongly recommend using a sonic electric toothbrush. I, the editor, switched from a rotary brush head to a sonic one myself.
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For those who, like me, frequently travel for work, I recommend the Goldfish UW01 Sanitizing and Health Edition. It has two key features: First, it automatically and promptly sanitizes and dries the brush head, ensuring it stays clean inside your suitcase. Second, it features wireless inductive charging. With a battery life of 30 days and its automatic charging function, you can use it for 60 days without any issues, giving you peace of mind while traveling.
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About Electric Toothbrush When it comes to brushing modes, most electric toothbrushes offer 3 to 4 settings ranging from gentle to powerful. In fact, we recommend that first-time users start with the gentle setting, otherwise they may find it uncomfortable at first. Experienced users will naturally opt for the powerful setting, as it provides better brushing results.
Choosing a Charging Method
Finally, regarding brands, there’s really no need to choose big international brands—domestic electronics are now just as good as their foreign counterparts. I’ve personally used three different brands: Philips, Goldfish, and Xiaomi. I left the Philips and Goldfish models behind at hotels while on business trips, and later bought a Xiaomi one. I didn’t notice much of a difference, so I really recommend that you don’t feel the need to buy foreign brands—electric toothbrushes priced at 100 yuan or more are basically all on par with each other.
