I traded in my trusted Oral-B Smart 6 White Electric Toothbrush for Spotlight’s Sonic electric toothbrush to assess its ease of use, runtime, and ability to clean my teeth gently and effectively.
I tried all three settings; Sensitive mode is the gentlest setting as it vibrates at 31,000 strokes per minute, Clean delivers 41,000 reps, while White runs at an intense 48,000 reps. Clean mode was my most used setting for a thorough and gentle clean.
Three years later, female founders and dental sisters, Lisa and Vanessa Creavan, expanded their collection with the Spotlight Oral Care Sonic Toothbrush – the predecessor to the newer Sonic Pro device.
According to the brand, the Sonic electric toothbrush was designed to be a gentle, non-abrasive, alternative to more aggressive devices which often left users with sore gums and sensitive teeth.
With an RRP of £110, the Spotlight Sonic toothbrush is a more affordable option compared to premium models and considerably cheaper than the similarly-specced Philips Sonicare 5100 toothbrush.
