Quip Toothbrush Reviews

My first Quip Toothbrush. I haven’t received the replacement head yet, so I have only had it a few months. So far I like it, especially for travel. You don’t have extra chargers to need and can simply pack in bag or purse for trips. More mature or arthritic hands may find the skinny handle more difficult to grip.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

As a long time Sonicare user, I was looking for a change. I received my Quip in November and have been very happy with it. It isn't as strong as the Sonicare, but the brush head is softer and is more gentle to my teeth and gums. It travels much better than my Sonicare, and since it uses a single AA battery, I don't have to take my charger on a long trip like I would the Sonicare. I have had to replace the battery once in the two months I have had it and my first replacement brush head should be arriving any day. By the way, $5 is cheap for a brush head compared to the Sonicare.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I'm amazed at how quiet the toothbrush is! My husband used to wake me up in the morning brushing his teeth but not anymore! I feel like it does a great job getting my teeth clean. I love the sleek design, the holder that attaches to my mirror, and how light it is. We've had ours less than three months, so we haven't gotten our refills yet, but I love that they exist and are automatic, so I don't have to remember when to replace my toothbrush head.

I don't like the toothpaste, my teeth still felt furry after using it. And I don't like that after I brush and put my toothbrush into the holder, it tends to leave a water streak on my mirror. But those are such minor things, that I definitely recommend this toothbrush to everyone!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I love the auto timer, the automatic refill on new headsets, it's easy to use, and pack. I bought these for my son and husband for Christmas gifts and they both have great things to say about this product as well.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I’ve had mine for about a month and so far I’m liking it. The toothpaste is nice. My only complaint is sometimes the button is a little difficult to push. The other night I cracked my knuckle in my thumb trying to turn it on. I like the holder being able to stick to the mirror as it keeps it off the counter away from germs. I haven’t figured out how to be able to use it as a travel case without it sticking to everything. My husband is thinking about getting one as well.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I am a semi-retired dentist who has used Sonicare products for years. Initially, I was disappointed that the Quip seemed more manual than electric, but after using it for several weeks, I now prefer the combination of manual/electric and will continue to use the Quip.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I really enjoy my Quip Toothbrush. The sleek design makes the bathroom feel neater and cleaner and the process of brushing is enjoyable - I really like the 30-second buzzes that keep my brushing on track. The only slight downside I can see is that it doesn't feel as powerful as a traditional electric toothbrush, but I would say it's been worth that trade-off. I would recommend this to others.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I ordered the couples Quip package so that my husband could have one, too. My prior electric toothbrush was excellent, but very expensive, hard to pack, and loud enough that my husband wouldn't use it. Quip is so lightweight, easy to pack with its own case/cover, sticks onto any surface, and is quiet. It may not be quite as effective and deep-cleaning as my prior toothbrush, but I won't know for sure until after my next hygiene appointment. In the meantime, Quip simplifies the toothbrushing process.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I waited over a year before ordering my toothbrush and I am loving it. I don't like most electronic toothbrushes because they are too bulky in hand. After using the store brand vibrating toothbrushes, my Quip is so much better. My teeth feel super clean.

My only issue is that about a month after getting my new brush, my daughter got strep throat. And then I got sick. I started using a toothbrush that was in my old travel kit when she was diagnosed, but I would still have preferred to have an extra toothbrush head for moments like this. On my to-do list: order a back-up head for reserve.

I have not tried the toothpaste yet because I have to use a paste for sensitive teeth.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Brushing with a Sonic and going to a Quip was definitely a change, but a good one. Quip helps with making you do what's right and reaches you to brush in quarters than just brushing the way you are used to. The price compared to Sonic was for sure a plus but I have noticed I "brush" more with the Quip then I did with Sonic. Sonic, you key the brush do the work and the Quip is a vibrating actual toothbrush. Overall all I do not regret the decision to buy it and love using it, just not as lazy with the Sonic.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

There are certain things that I absolutely love about my quip. I love the travel carrying case, the replaceable battery, the built-in timer to make sure I'm always doing 2 minutes of brushing. Based on those things I was really hoping that I was going to love my new toothbrush. The main thing that holds me back from that is really the strength of the vibration. If feels more like a manual toothbrush that just sort of shakes a lot in your hands. Don't get me wrong, that's not the worst thing in the world but I'm not getting the kind of clean that I get with my normal electric toothbrush at home. That being said, I am still a fan.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend