It doesn't suit me, although I think it's a matter of habit. It cleans the teeth quite well and leaves a nice feeling!

A decent electric toothbrush for a reasonable price. If I'm going to spend 100 euros on a toothbrush, I'd rather go to the dentist for a cleaning.

Very cheap, resulting in it "crumbling" internally. You have to unscrew and clean it every so often. Otherwise, it produces a clump of black dust that I don't exactly know what it is. At first, I thought I had eaten charred meat and was spitting out charcoal from the steaks. Then I realized that I had to unscrew the brush arm and clean it. I have had it for 6 months and I will replace it with another slightly more expensive one. This is because a previous, more expensive one I had didn't get as dirty. I hope it wasn't just a coincidence and that what I'm saying is true. Basically, when you pay €16 for an electric toothbrush, what do you expect? (Battery life is satisfactory, but it could be better).

Negatives:
-I don't understand if it's charging because when you plug it in, there is no indicator light.
-I didn't see better results than my regular toothbrush.
-Its battery doesn't seem to have a long lifespan.

It's an indifferent purchase, but I shouldn't have high expectations because it's one of the cheaper models.

Excellent in its autonomy, easy to use, cleans easily. You can easily find spare parts from the same company or compatible ones.