Colgate Kids Power Toothbrush, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Extra Soft, color and design may vary

This is an okay toothbrush. I say okay because I am not sure how well they clean. I brushed my own teeth to see if it worked very well and my teeth just didn't feel clean. They felt kind of rough and I could not brush the back of my teeth at all.PositivesGood price-Large headTeenage mutant ninja turtles on sideLong lasting vibrationCons-Doesn't get teeth clean enoughstill seems like you have to brush normallySo all in all I would pair this with a child's flouride mouthwash to make sure teeth were getting thoroughly clean and so the back teeth will be reached.

From my 6 year old son, the huge Ninja Turtle fan, this toothbrush is awesome! His spiderman just ran out of batteries, so he was so surprised to see this one. It is the perfect size for his little teeth, it rotates with enough power to clean them effectively. Now I still get in there and supervise, but he loves the way it works so he is excited to do it himself. The buttons are very easy to operate which is helpful because my son has some special needs that involve his fine motor skills. The price was exactly right because I could buy this as an add on item. I will say I started to replace his spiderman with another, but you couldn't beat the price of the turtle toothbrush.

This is an inexpensive savior! My preschooler has ASD and I literally have to hold him down to brush his teeth everyday. He got this as a stocking stuffer. He loves it. He WILLINGLY brushes his own teeth. He doesn't even turn it on every times that he brushes. He just loves the fact that that is an option. We go through them a lot faster than most because he has to brush the "teeth" on all his cars too and the bristles were down fast.

These are great at getting my young kids excited about brushing their teeth.At ~$5 as an add-on item, can't beat it.Pros:- Price!- Kids love the Ninja ("engine" in my house) turtles on them- power toothbrush helps get the job done as my 3 yr old still learns how to brush properlyCons:- The batteries burn out really quickly, but other than that, can't complain. Could see investing in a better re-chargeable one in a year or two.

Head spins and the kids like them. The switch is tricky sometimes. I have bought several of these and the on button wears out in a couple of weeks, but worth it because the kids like to brush. Bristles are soft and cup the toothpaste pretty well.

I got this for my 4 year old, but my two year old loves it too. I generally try to discard less stuff so not having a replaceable head makes me a little sad, but having young kids excited about brushing their teeth is such a relief.

Dogs have to brush too! I have a greyhound and have to brush daily. Started off with a manual and it just wasn't cleaning well enough. I thought if an electric toothbrush is good enough for me then it is good enough for the dog.

My son liked it, turns out they have them at the store for like $1-2 more. I got free shipping so still better price here. Only downfall is you can't replace the battery. I'll update on how long it last

Guess there's a reason these were cheaper than all the others. Opened packaging and started using it with my son. Motor was extremely sluggish. Assumed that the batteries had been sitting too long, went to replace and the batteries inside has some kind of clear gel blobs on them that got on my hands, which was worrisome. Cleaned up and put new batteries of my own in, but sadly nothing changed. Motor died all together within seconds of turning on again. My son and I are very disappointed. Otherwise it's ok as a regular and very bulky non electric toothbrush lol.

The batteries seemed to be weak right out of the package. The other brand we normally buy spins the bristles a lot faster.

Great but wont last

Works great my grandson loves it.

Strong batteries, kids love it