Great review! It helped me decide on this model out of the hundreds of others available on the market rn. Watched this before I got my P11 around end Dec 2020 😊 My review (if it happens to help anyone): Initially, was impressed by the premium feel of the external packaging. Have learnt the quirks of the operating modes (the 1st "clean" mode sprays too much liquid around for me, so when the toothbrush is at its strongest after a charge, I usually use the 2nd "gentle" mode; when I feel the power diminish after some use, I revert to the 1st mode again). I make sure to always give it a wipe after use, especially around the base of the head, to keep it dry and clean. Cons: - No battery percentage indicator. Red flashing light for 1 extra cycle is all the warning you get before the battery dies! So sometimes I've had to revert to manual brushing to finish up lol. - Has to be stored laying down due to the design. (The little protrusions that act as stoppers are really subtle, probably for design purposes, so I've dropped my brush a couple of times due to its rolling off the counter 😢💔 Gotta be mindful of how you put it down.) - Dislike the big unwieldy travel case and have never used it. - Bristles might be a bit hard and thick for my liking. There are no alternative styles for brush heads (e.g. softer or thinner bristles). But I have healthy gums and teeth so it's not a problem for me. No pressure indicator so don't press too hard while brushing. Pros: - The battery lasts a long time (around 1 month), even though I brush my teeth about 4+ minutes each time!! ☺ (This should be the standard. I wouldn't opt for brushes that need constant charging!) - So economical with the 8 brush heads included. (The official website doesn't stock P11 replacement brush heads, so you gotta get creative sourcing from elsewhere.) - Long brush head that works with ancillary non-contact cleaning due to strong enough vibrations. (I can't imagine using a small one-tooth brush head like Oral-B... it would take ages to brush all my teeth 🤔) - It's a sleek, minimalist, and good-looking brush. I really appreciate the thought that went into the design (no generic ugly fonts) and no extraneous modes for my use. In conclusion, I love my toothbrush, it really makes brushing more fun and convenient compared to manual brushing 😇 It's going strong and I use it everyday. Regarding the debate about electric vs manual toothbrushes/which brush to get, I think John summed it up perfectly in the intro. My take: If there's a product that will help you maintain a good habit of brushing consistently (plus flossing), just go with that and stick to it!
Good question - I don't think so. VPM = Vibrations per minute Vibrations per cycle is what I think VPC stands for. I have only ever seen Fairywill use this terminology. Their sales page for this product says 62,000 VPC and 62,000 movements. So I believe they are the same.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you!!! I've searched everywhere and can't find an answer. Really appreciate you taking your time to answer. BTW, I have the P11 and I absolutely love it! Thanks!!!
It is a very good value option. Personally, I would go for the Oral-B Smart 1500 over the Fairywill P80. It is a little more expensive long term but you have the benefits such as brush head availability that comes with Oral-B brushes.
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Great review! It helped me decide on this model out of the hundreds of others available on the market rn. Watched this before I got my P11 around end Dec 2020 😊
My review (if it happens to help anyone):
Initially, was impressed by the premium feel of the external packaging. Have learnt the quirks of the operating modes (the 1st "clean" mode sprays too much liquid around for me, so when the toothbrush is at its strongest after a charge, I usually use the 2nd "gentle" mode; when I feel the power diminish after some use, I revert to the 1st mode again). I make sure to always give it a wipe after use, especially around the base of the head, to keep it dry and clean.
Cons:
- No battery percentage indicator. Red flashing light for 1 extra cycle is all the warning you get before the battery dies! So sometimes I've had to revert to manual brushing to finish up lol.
- Has to be stored laying down due to the design. (The little protrusions that act as stoppers are really subtle, probably for design purposes, so I've dropped my brush a couple of times due to its rolling off the counter 😢💔 Gotta be mindful of how you put it down.)
- Dislike the big unwieldy travel case and have never used it.
- Bristles might be a bit hard and thick for my liking. There are no alternative styles for brush heads (e.g. softer or thinner bristles). But I have healthy gums and teeth so it's not a problem for me. No pressure indicator so don't press too hard while brushing.
Pros:
- The battery lasts a long time (around 1 month), even though I brush my teeth about 4+ minutes each time!! ☺ (This should be the standard. I wouldn't opt for brushes that need constant charging!)
- So economical with the 8 brush heads included. (The official website doesn't stock P11 replacement brush heads, so you gotta get creative sourcing from elsewhere.)
- Long brush head that works with ancillary non-contact cleaning due to strong enough vibrations. (I can't imagine using a small one-tooth brush head like Oral-B... it would take ages to brush all my teeth 🤔)
- It's a sleek, minimalist, and good-looking brush. I really appreciate the thought that went into the design (no generic ugly fonts) and no extraneous modes for my use.
In conclusion, I love my toothbrush, it really makes brushing more fun and convenient compared to manual brushing 😇 It's going strong and I use it everyday.
Regarding the debate about electric vs manual toothbrushes/which brush to get, I think John summed it up perfectly in the intro. My take: If there's a product that will help you maintain a good habit of brushing consistently (plus flossing), just go with that and stick to it!
just got this on e bay for 20 pound.
Thanks for sharing your feedback, I am sure many will find this useful.
Is the fairywill T9 would be a better option?
I haven't actually tested this model. Cleaning results are likely going to be comparable.
Can anyone tell me if there is a difference between VPM and VPC? Thanks!!
Good question - I don't think so.
VPM = Vibrations per minute
Vibrations per cycle is what I think VPC stands for.
I have only ever seen Fairywill use this terminology.
Their sales page for this product says 62,000 VPC and 62,000 movements. So I believe they are the same.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you!!! I've searched everywhere and can't find an answer. Really appreciate you taking your time to answer. BTW, I have the P11 and I absolutely love it! Thanks!!!
Do review to fairywill p80
We have a unit we will be testing soon. 👍
Do you think p80 or p11
Personally, I prefer the P80.
Is it the best option under $100
It is a very good value option. Personally, I would go for the Oral-B Smart 1500 over the Fairywill P80. It is a little more expensive long term but you have the benefits such as brush head availability that comes with Oral-B brushes.
Thanks