Oral-B Clic Starter Kit Lilac Toothbrush Handle with Soft Brush Head, for Adults and Children 3+

I just got this about a week ago and absolutely love the toothbrush. The feel in your hand is premium. But more than that the angle of the toothbrush makes it very easy to reach the back teeth. The brush head is soft enough to feel very comfortable and hard enough to make it feel like you're getting a professional cleaning. It was money well spent

Just received my toothbrush today and tried it out. The performance of the brittles are good. Went to dock the toothbrush on the magnet but it held it but slowly started sliding down until it finally fell off. Tried 3 times before i decided the magnet is too weak.

I like the over all feel of the tooth brush I do feel like the brush head is starting to feel worn down to soon as to i only had the tooth brush for only 1 month and I don't like the fact that buying a new brush head is difficult because they are out of stock and has been that way for weeks now which is going to force me to either buy a new brush or buy a different brand brush

Is a great design and a great concept, has more weight than traditional and feels more solid, brush works perfectly and I don't know if is soft or medium (I regularly use medium), feels like something in the middle but....the problem is you can use it for 3 months only since NEVER have replacement brush available. Come on P&G, you need to have a better Supply Chain team than this

I absolutely love almost everything about my Clic toothbrush. But, after using it for approximately 8 weeks, I need to replace the brush head and there are no replacements to be had, rendering my cool, new toothbrush useless. I noticed as soon as I began using that a few bristles would come loose in my mouth every time I brushed. It was odd, but not a deal-breaker. But the fact that I can't even get replacement heads from the manufacturer is a deal-breaker. At present, I'm back to using my Philips Sonicare. I would HIGHLY recommend the Clic, if proper replacement supplies were available to allow its use.

The overall idea is great, so I ordered two. However, The magnet of the second one done any support the weight and it slides off. The other feedback is the odd “gritty” texture on the brush head itself. Every time it grazes my teeth I get chills. Kinda gritty feel.

The idea and aesthetics of the toothbrush are by far it's selling points. The toothbrush looks bougie and I like that I can have it suspended using the magnet. The ability to change the brush head is great in that it reduces the need for plastics and packaging. However... the brush head that cane with the unit is already hit it's limit and it's only been a month. I have never used a toothbrush in 30 yrs that was completely done with in a month of normal brushing. It looks as though I was scrubbing the baseboards of my house ever day the amount of wear the bristles have accumulated. I'm guessing they are just extremely soft and meant to do this to facilitate the need to buy more brush heads to keep up with profit :shrug:

Just bought this and I love the concept of just replacing the toothbrush head every three months, but the bristles are so firm I can't use it. Even though they are supposedly soft bristles brushes. My mouth and teeth hurt so bad after use. I do not have that problem with any other toothbrush I have used(electric or manual) I hope you will come out with a truly soft bristle brush, until then this is a fail for me.

I loved the idea of this toothbrush, but I am disappointed. The first few days of me using this my gums are wrecked, the bristles need to be much softer. Or they need to make different heads that come in soft, medium, hard, etc. The toothbrush also does not stay on the magnetic holder (I have the matte black) which isn't a huge deal for me but it is slightly annoying. There is also no good way to take the magnetic holder off the wall/mirror/wherever you stick it. I wanted so badly to like this because I love the idea of it, but it looks like I'll have to switch to something with softer bristles.

I loved the concept, look, and feel but if my toothbrush is going to fall off the wall and land on the bathroom floor, I'm out! Use stronger magnets and add texture to both surfaces to create friction. I shall await your offer letter for the newly available position on your next design team.