Yep, this is a review unit. Which is common in the industry. But that doesn't make it a sponsored review, so think again. In a sponsored post, Laifen (or the sponsoring company) will provide a direct money payment along with a script or a series of quotes that must be said. I was not paid by Laifen for this review, nor did I use any script or quotes provided by them. ... if this were sponsored, do you really think it would have so many complaints about the product, or me directly advising you not to buy it?
Not sure what this guy is talking about, but I guess everyone is different. I’ve used a sonicare for years. Even on the most intense setting the Laifen is fine. My wife and I had no issues or pain. The only thing I will say is don’t let the back of the toothbrush head touch your teeth. It’ll rattle and feel uncomfortable.
I'm not the only one saying this, alas, even beyond my family. Other (not-Sponsored) reviews talk about how it's just too intense. For what it's worth, Laifen seems to be aware and is looking into it from the sounds of their communications with me since the review went out.
@@MrJwyne then you should definitely check out my follow up video where I test an unreleased prototype Laifen sent me. It will replace the current Wave and toothbrush heads.
I just got my Laifen toothbrush and I'm so pleased with it! I have been using Oral-B different models for nearly 2 decades. They haven't changed much or improved in significant way where Laifen is a game changer, and in terms of author's comments about toothbrush being too strong in my experience nothing could be further from the truth, I love it as it gives sensational cleaning results.
Duuuude. I used mine for the first time last night and was shook. This is my first time having an electric brush so I wasn’t sure if the intensity was normal. Using the daily brush head was the best experience. The blue and purple bristled brush heads are scary.
It's waaaaay too powerful. You can try turning it down with the app (if you can keep it connected), but I'm sorry to say that didn't make enough of a difference for me.
Did you follow the instruction manual? It is possible you are using it wrong. With a low level of practice, you will not keep rubbing the back against your mouth/teeth
Yes, I followed the instruction manual (what little there is), and as I mentioned in the video I even used the app to turn down the vibration as low as it goes (until the app stopped working). It's far too much, and I'm not the only person to say it. And with practice sure it'll happen less, but I think it'll still happen... it's far too easy to do unless you do something drastic like keep your mouth open as wide as possible while brushing.. which is not a good way to brush your teeth.
Actually we are satisfied with our Laifan toothbrushes. We did not experience any of the problems mentioned in this review. Using it now for two months. It not only cleans our teeth well but the stainless brushes are so beautiful. Laifan was not able to explain me the difference between the standard free guarantee of one year and the protection plan which had to be purchased. Why charge a fee when you claim to sell a high end product?
If you're been with them for two months, then you're using the new models that released after this review. See my follow up video, they sent the updated model to me before release.
This toothbrush looks like it will be harsh on the gums. Its easy to make it look like its a good brushing technique that the toothbrush is creating, but these are on prop example teeth. A real person teeth vary and this brush just looks like the action is too agressive unless the persons teeth and gums align perfectly with the toothbrushes motions, which isnt likely.
@@TheFakeyCakeMaker Show it close up and slow motion in action on a REAL persons mouth , with their teeth showing, not like examples Ive seen in your videos where their lips are over their teeth. We ned to see actual brushing examples on a real persons mouth and see how it gets teeth without micro-abrasion to gums.
So I'm gonna jump in and be honest on that one. You're likely not gonna see any reviewer show video of using this thing on their teeth. Never mind the difficulty of filming brushing your teeth under the best of circumstances, it just isn't possible with this guy. It vibrates so fast and so much that it literally flings toothpaste everywhere. When brushing, I had to make sure the toothbrush was fully in my mouth and lips sealed so I didn't create a giant toothpaste mess all over my sink and mirror.
@@anoraker Ok, but you have to show the product function beyond just no toothpaste demos on dummy teeth. Show REAL world use so the potential buyers like me can get an idea. If ot and we buy it and then it is not what it seem sthen you end up with bad reviews over angry buyers who feel decieved.
... you know I don't make this product right? And you caught the fact that I've recommended AGAINST buying the product right? If you buy it and are angry when it's not good, it definitely won't be my fault you didn't listen to me.@@jensz9360
I can't relate to this review, but I can see where it's coming from. Don't get me wrong, it's a *very* rough toothbrush on max settings, rougher than any other electric toothbrush I've owned. But, for me at least, that's exactly what I needed. Using the brush at max settings, I don't feel any pain from it. I actually feel quite the opposite in fact; it feels like a massage, so much so that my mouth kind of goes numb from it, even. I've also had a very longstanding problem with bleeding gums while brushing, spanning several years across a manual brush, an Oral-B swivel head electric, and a Sonicare vibrator electric. Within my first week with this brush, it's completely stopped, for the first time in years. I love this thing. Save for the always-internet-connected app, the hardware has been awesome.
They have since updated this brush with a new model, and the instructions. Although personally, who is gonna break out the calipers and make sure they have a 1 mm gap?
This was a review unit, so no "money back" to get. I haven't been through a return process with Laifen, so can't comment on that. Like I said, I also have the Laifen hair dryer, and it's great. Just didn't feel the same about this.
We purchased two of these toothbrushes and they BOTH completely stopped working by the second month…. We also purchased their protection plan and it was useless. They denied our claim, even with all the information, photos & videos we had to provide. Very disappointing because we thought it seemed like a good product. Normally we check all the reviews and read more on a new product, but with this my husband & I thought it was an awesome idea. Unfortunately, our experience was terrible and a total waste of our time and money…
Omg, we had the exact same problem! We also purchased their protection plan which also was a complete joke… Ours didn’t last 2 months, with the first one breaking down in the first 2 weeks. It wouldn’t charge and then kept disconnecting from the app, but wasn’t charged so I couldn’t take it off airplane mode. I believe it fried itself which would fall under mechanical failure, which is supposed to be covered under the protection plan, but they still denied our claim… It was a very frustrating ordeal. Thankfully we kept our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes and we were able to use them while we waited 2 to 3 weeks on our claim. But after being denied we are just back to our Sonic Care brushes. Total waste of our time and money… Good luck!
Thank you... you can tell that they "recommended" very specific language on all the sponsored videos. "What if Apple made a toothbrush" left and right.
Nowadays brushes and water jets are way to slow and soft. I literally can't believe this being too strong. I can imagine this to be an issue with people that didn't use an electric brush before. At the time it took me nearly a week to bear my OralB.
@@cemy9544 Only dentists that want you to get decay. Btw I am a dentist. Never but for post injury or surgery situations is it recommended to use soft brushes. Always use medium and make sure to use brushes that have rounded tips. Cheap ones, that are only cut off and not rounded will hurt your gum. 100% of my patients that tried soft brushes deteriorated hygiene wise quickly.
I agree, the intensity is crazy and very uncomfortable.. But at least your’s lasted longer than two months… Lolll Garbage toothbrushes! Don’t waste your time or money… We purchased two of them and both of them quit working completely by the second month. One of them wouldn’t charge & I tried for two weeks. The other one started doing the same 2 weeks after the first one. BTW- What are you supposed to do wait around and not brush your teeth while you wait on your toothbrush to charge???? Thankfully we still had our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes! We purchased their protection plan which also proved to be useless too. Back to our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes we went… Don’t waste your time or money on this product….
Its like Laifen is talking a lot about the engineering that went into this, reality from a users point...WE DONT CARE. We just need a brush that cleans teeth without being harsh on gums. Why are they trying to make this about "new tech" and all this other trash. Does everything have to devolve into the tech of the item? Just make something that isnt trash.
Not disputing that. Just not sure that what Laifen did here was the right kind of innovation. I like other Laifen products (I love the hair dryer). Just... not this one, alas. Maybe the next try!
My sonicare doesn't have a barrel jack. The induction dock just plugs right into the wall. For me, having no "smart" features by use of app is innovation. Making everything app controlled is bad. I just want to brush my teeth for the amount of time that is recommended, i.e. 2 min. I don't need anything else.
I feel this toothbrush is cleaner than any sonicare toothbrush, and you can adjust the intensity. Sonicare just added some irrelevant Bluetooth functions. Just consider it as a new toothbrush for sale, not worth it, not any new technological breakthrough.
Finally🎉! Not a sponsored review.
Sent him the toothbrush so think again
Yep, this is a review unit. Which is common in the industry. But that doesn't make it a sponsored review, so think again.
In a sponsored post, Laifen (or the sponsoring company) will provide a direct money payment along with a script or a series of quotes that must be said. I was not paid by Laifen for this review, nor did I use any script or quotes provided by them.
... if this were sponsored, do you really think it would have so many complaints about the product, or me directly advising you not to buy it?
Not sure what this guy is talking about, but I guess everyone is different. I’ve used a sonicare for years. Even on the most intense setting the Laifen is fine. My wife and I had no issues or pain. The only thing I will say is don’t let the back of the toothbrush head touch your teeth. It’ll rattle and feel uncomfortable.
I'm not the only one saying this, alas, even beyond my family. Other (not-Sponsored) reviews talk about how it's just too intense.
For what it's worth, Laifen seems to be aware and is looking into it from the sounds of their communications with me since the review went out.
Agreed! I bought one, used the gum care brush head and I absolutely love it.
Same, love the Laifen toothbrush. It’s really a great toothbrush.
@@MrJwyne then you should definitely check out my follow up video where I test an unreleased prototype Laifen sent me. It will replace the current Wave and toothbrush heads.
I just got my Laifen toothbrush and I'm so pleased with it! I have been using Oral-B different models for nearly 2 decades. They haven't changed much or improved in significant way where Laifen is a game changer, and in terms of author's comments about toothbrush being too strong in my experience nothing could be further from the truth, I love it as it gives sensational cleaning results.
Duuuude. I used mine for the first time last night and was shook. This is my first time having an electric brush so I wasn’t sure if the intensity was normal. Using the daily brush head was the best experience. The blue and purple bristled brush heads are scary.
It's waaaaay too powerful.
You can try turning it down with the app (if you can keep it connected), but I'm sorry to say that didn't make enough of a difference for me.
It might depend for other brands, but philips sonicare by default has a very slow ramp up program, to ease you in when you first use it.
Agree with this. Other reviewers have said this too.
I never comment, but wow your channel is really underrated. Thank you for the review and I wish you all the best going forward 😊
I appreciate the compliments! Thank you!
The button is not capacitive, it is pressure-sensitive. Push harder.
Tried that, doesn't really help with consistency. Pushing pretty hard in the video.
Thank you for reviewing. I would’ve gotten it if I didn’t see this video
Happy to help! I wanted to like it. But couldn’t. Maybe the next one!
Perhaps don't rely on one person's opinion! Go and look at other reviews
Don’t waste your time or money! Like we did… Very disappointing
Did you follow the instruction manual? It is possible you are using it wrong. With a low level of practice, you will not keep rubbing the back against your mouth/teeth
Yes, I followed the instruction manual (what little there is), and as I mentioned in the video I even used the app to turn down the vibration as low as it goes (until the app stopped working). It's far too much, and I'm not the only person to say it.
And with practice sure it'll happen less, but I think it'll still happen... it's far too easy to do unless you do something drastic like keep your mouth open as wide as possible while brushing.. which is not a good way to brush your teeth.
Actually we are satisfied with our Laifan toothbrushes. We did not experience any of the problems mentioned in this review.
Using it now for two months.
It not only cleans our teeth well but the stainless brushes are so beautiful.
Laifan was not able to explain me the difference between the standard free guarantee of one year and the protection plan which had to be purchased. Why charge a fee when you claim to sell a high end product?
If you're been with them for two months, then you're using the new models that released after this review. See my follow up video, they sent the updated model to me before release.
Apple is ready to sell you Apple Care and Apple Care+ lol.
This toothbrush looks like it will be harsh on the gums. Its easy to make it look like its a good brushing technique that the toothbrush is creating, but these are on prop example teeth. A real person teeth vary and this brush just looks like the action is too agressive unless the persons teeth and gums align perfectly with the toothbrushes motions, which isnt likely.
That's why you use the gum care head which is grey not the purple or blue one.
@@TheFakeyCakeMaker Show it close up and slow motion in action on a REAL persons mouth , with their teeth showing, not like examples Ive seen in your videos where their lips are over their teeth.
We ned to see actual brushing examples on a real persons mouth and see how it gets teeth without micro-abrasion to gums.
So I'm gonna jump in and be honest on that one. You're likely not gonna see any reviewer show video of using this thing on their teeth.
Never mind the difficulty of filming brushing your teeth under the best of circumstances, it just isn't possible with this guy. It vibrates so fast and so much that it literally flings toothpaste everywhere. When brushing, I had to make sure the toothbrush was fully in my mouth and lips sealed so I didn't create a giant toothpaste mess all over my sink and mirror.
@@anoraker Ok, but you have to show the product function beyond just no toothpaste demos on dummy teeth.
Show REAL world use so the potential buyers like me can get an idea. If ot and we buy it and then it is not what it seem sthen you end up with bad reviews over angry buyers who feel decieved.
... you know I don't make this product right? And you caught the fact that I've recommended AGAINST buying the product right? If you buy it and are angry when it's not good, it definitely won't be my fault you didn't listen to me.@@jensz9360
I can't relate to this review, but I can see where it's coming from.
Don't get me wrong, it's a *very* rough toothbrush on max settings, rougher than any other electric toothbrush I've owned. But, for me at least, that's exactly what I needed.
Using the brush at max settings, I don't feel any pain from it. I actually feel quite the opposite in fact; it feels like a massage, so much so that my mouth kind of goes numb from it, even.
I've also had a very longstanding problem with bleeding gums while brushing, spanning several years across a manual brush, an Oral-B swivel head electric, and a Sonicare vibrator electric. Within my first week with this brush, it's completely stopped, for the first time in years.
I love this thing. Save for the always-internet-connected app, the hardware has been awesome.
I don’t think that we both had the same manual. The manual CLEARLY says to leave a 1 millimeter gap between between head and device
They have since updated this brush with a new model, and the instructions. Although personally, who is gonna break out the calipers and make sure they have a 1 mm gap?
Did you return it got your money back? Laifen gives a 30d money-back guarantee.. How easy was that process if you did return it and if not, why?
This was a review unit, so no "money back" to get. I haven't been through a return process with Laifen, so can't comment on that.
Like I said, I also have the Laifen hair dryer, and it's great. Just didn't feel the same about this.
We purchased two of these toothbrushes and they BOTH completely stopped working by the second month…. We also purchased their protection plan and it was useless. They denied our claim, even with all the information, photos & videos we had to provide.
Very disappointing because we thought it seemed like a good product.
Normally we check all the reviews and read more on a new product, but with this my husband & I thought it was an awesome idea.
Unfortunately, our experience was terrible and a total waste of our time and money…
good review - how is the research on this? are there any clinical trials/ MD endorsements?
some reviewers said it's pressure sensitive button and not touch capacitive button. so maybe you need to put pressure instead of just tap touching it?
I've tried that. Pushing harder, softer, whatever. No one in my family can get the button to work consistently. Which makes it a bad button.
Do you know any alternatives? I've been using the Burst toothbrush for about 2 years but I hate that the bristles are charcoal.
I don't exactly yet... but keep an eye out for an upcoming video that follows up on this. I have some good news coming.
It’s a garbage toothbrush. I’ve now had to get a second one and get, both stopped working. Even after charging and no, will not connect to app.
Omg, we had the exact same problem! We also purchased their protection plan which also was a complete joke…
Ours didn’t last 2 months, with the first one breaking down in the first 2 weeks. It wouldn’t charge and then kept disconnecting from the app, but wasn’t charged so I couldn’t take it off airplane mode. I believe it fried itself which would fall under mechanical failure, which is supposed to be covered under the protection plan, but they still denied our claim…
It was a very frustrating ordeal. Thankfully we kept our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes and we were able to use them while we waited 2 to 3 weeks on our claim. But after being denied we are just back to our Sonic Care brushes.
Total waste of our time and money…
Good luck!
Thank you... you can tell that they "recommended" very specific language on all the sponsored videos.
"What if Apple made a toothbrush" left and right.
Yeah I certainly noticed that "trend." Not a very good comparison too imo.
Helpful review but I'd recommend royalty free music that doesn't sound like it was from 2016
LOL, you just described ALL royalty free music.
My favorite part about this comment is the song in question Paradise Island, was released in 2022
what happenend to your nails?
Tablesaw accident. Got super lucky! Then I got a Sawstop.
What about the Sori brush?
Alas, I don't have a Suri brush to compare.
No wireless charging or travel case. Still can’t replace my sonicare prestige 🤷🏻♂️
This is true.
How do you get the plastic that breaks off the metal piece?
I had to use needle nose pliers.
Nowadays brushes and water jets are way to slow and soft. I literally can't believe this being too strong. I can imagine this to be an issue with people that didn't use an electric brush before. At the time it took me nearly a week to bear my OralB.
Dentists recommend soft toothbrushes
@@cemy9544 Only dentists that want you to get decay. Btw I am a dentist. Never but for post injury or surgery situations is it recommended to use soft brushes. Always use medium and make sure to use brushes that have rounded tips. Cheap ones, that are only cut off and not rounded will hurt your gum. 100% of my patients that tried soft brushes deteriorated hygiene wise quickly.
How to strip your enamel and ruin your teeth 101
Apps often suck after awhile.
isn't it like that you can adjust the vibrations and rotation speed etc on the app? then if you can decrease it, why would it heart?
I addressed all of that in the video.
I used sonicare for decades and it's to weak for me laifen is just acceptable strength
I agree, the intensity is crazy and very uncomfortable.. But at least your’s lasted longer than two months… Lolll
Garbage toothbrushes! Don’t waste your time or money… We purchased two of them and both of them quit working completely by the second month. One of them wouldn’t charge & I tried for two weeks. The other one started doing the same 2 weeks after the first one.
BTW- What are you supposed to do wait around and not brush your teeth while you wait on your toothbrush to charge???? Thankfully we still had our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes!
We purchased their protection plan which also proved to be useless too. Back to our Phillips Sonic Care toothbrushes we went…
Don’t waste your time or money on this product….
My sonicare ($200) lasted 2 years, the silicone button puncuted and the metal inside broke... It can't be rapaired. Never buying sonicare again
Yeah after that experience, I don't blame you.
Its like Laifen is talking a lot about the engineering that went into this, reality from a users point...WE DONT CARE. We just need a brush that cleans teeth without being harsh on gums.
Why are they trying to make this about "new tech" and all this other trash. Does everything have to devolve into the tech of the item? Just make something that isnt trash.
Sonicare does not innovate. They still use a barrel jack, and they don't really change it, just adding bluetooth, etc. Which uses much battery.
Not disputing that. Just not sure that what Laifen did here was the right kind of innovation.
I like other Laifen products (I love the hair dryer). Just... not this one, alas. Maybe the next try!
My sonicare doesn't have a barrel jack. The induction dock just plugs right into the wall. For me, having no "smart" features by use of app is innovation. Making everything app controlled is bad. I just want to brush my teeth for the amount of time that is recommended, i.e. 2 min. I don't need anything else.
@@gangeforscompletely agree
I feel this toothbrush is cleaner than any sonicare toothbrush, and you can adjust the intensity. Sonicare just added some irrelevant Bluetooth functions. Just consider it as a new toothbrush for sale, not worth it, not any new technological breakthrough.