quip reviews and discussion

Both my husband and I have used the quip toothbrush with the subscription replacement heads. I moved onto a sonic toothbrush but my husband still uses his for travel. Overall i think its an OK toothbrush but nothing amazing. I also got the refillable floss which was a real disappointment. The floss just didn't stay tight enough in the holder and i would have to replace it 3 or so times just to floss my mouth.

Listen, I was a fan until I used this for a while. Do I love water flossing? Yes. Does this work…for a minute. Is the product faulty? Absolutely. My main issue is that they HAD a lifetime guarantee when we purchased our flossers. Now they suddenly don’t? One major pain point is that the little cap that goes over the water tank constantly breaks. Also the bottoms rust easily. Mostly I just feel like if you offer a guarantee, you can’t just suddenly say…just kidding. I would stick to waterpik and sonic for flossers and toothbrushes. Not happy.

While I love the case, packaging and idea behind this product, I just found it to be difficult to use. It was hard to reach the back areas of my teeth and didn't feel that useful for actually getting into the grooves of my teeth

it's a fine toothbrush but no better than a store bought electric toothbrush (and much worse than, for instance, a philips sonicare). if your main priority is the aesthetics of your toothbrush, then go for it. otherwise it was not worth it for me.

My family has been using Quip for years!!! From my husband to my children absolutely love this brand and toothbrush.

I tried their toothbrushes and they were amazing. Soft bristles that are great sore my sensitive gums and easy grip handle. I've gotten another one for my son too. Will definitely be buying again in future.

I've been a loyal Quip user for years, and it's a product I can't recommend enough for its perfect blend of style and simplicity. The sleek, minimalist design was what first caught my eye, but the real value is in the sheer convenience of its subscription service—getting a fresh brush head and battery delivered every three months means I never have to remember to replace them myself. I also appreciate the flexibility to customize my plan; I personally opt out of their floss since I prefer floss picks, and it’s great not to be locked into a bundle. Having been so impressed with the core toothbrush for so long, I'm now excited to try their new whitestrips and see if they live up to the same high standard. For anyone who wants to take the guesswork out of their dental routine with a beautifully designed tool, Quip is the answer.

The reason I got this toothbrush is because it can hang on the mirror and doesn't get gross from sitting on it's charger or on the counter. The first thing I noticed when using it is that it is HUGE compared to the Phillips electric toothbrush I had before. I got the Rev oscillating toothbrush and I just felt like it was massive. I've gotten used to it now and it doesn't bother me. I also felt like the Phillips did a better job really cleaning my teeth, but that could be entirely psychological because I think that one was more powerful, but it's probably better than a manual toothbrush. I still love that I can put it up on the mirror, and I'll update the review once I've had a dentist appointment to see if there's been any impact on my teeth.

Quip is a pretty standard electric toothbrush. That gets the job done. I appreciate the slimmer design and it is good for travel. No issues to date and I would recommend the Quip electric toothbrush to anybody that is looking for a slim electric toothbrush.

I had my quip for over a year and I honestly still don't understand the hype. It's a pretty simple toothbrush that buzzes. It's not quite a "real" electric toothbrush but is pretty & great to travel with.

I'm a big fan of Quip toothbrushes. I like that the mount doubles as a toothbrush cover and that the toothbrush vibrates to let you know when to move quadrants while brushing. It's easy to travel with and overall works great. The subscription model works great, is cheaper than buying from your local pharmacy, and it feels less wasteful.

My new travel tooth brush. Got a few of them. They look sophisticated in my clear shower pouch :) As far as cleaning goes it does the job. Just like it says. It’s a sonic and brushes really well. Teeth feels crisp right after I use it every single time!!!

The brush is comfortable and easy to work with while brushing under any situation. I have had a membership with Quip for about 8-10 month and the customer service is great its never been difficult to reach someone with any issues that may arise.

it’s nice to not have to charge your toothbrush and get free batteries shipped. they send you way too much toothpaste tho

Quip toothbrushes have become increasingly popular due to their sleek design and convenient subscription service. While there are certainly some positives to the toothbrush, there are also a few drawbacks that are worth considering. One of the main drawbacks of Quip toothbrushes is that they may not be the best at cleaning plaque. This may be a concern for those who are looking for a toothbrush that can effectively remove plaque and keep their teeth healthy. Additionally, the battery life on Quip toothbrushes may not be the best. While the toothbrush itself is convenient for travel due to its slim design and compact case, the battery life may not last long enough for extended trips. This may be a concern for frequent travelers who don't want to constantly have to charge their toothbrush. However, there are still some positives to Quip toothbrushes. They are certainly convenient for travel, as they are compact and easy to use. The subscription service is also a nice touch, as it takes the hassle out of remembering to buy new toothbrush heads. And while the bristles may not be the most effective at removing plaque, they are still soft and gentle on the gums. Overall, if you're looking for a toothbrush that is easy to travel with and comes with a convenient subscription service, Quip toothbrushes may be worth considering. However, if you're looking for a toothbrush that can effectively remove plaque and provide a deep clean, you may want to explore other options.

I was ahead of the curve when it came to Quip and purchased an electrical one before it was ever in a store. While I did enjoy using it, I can't say it quite stood up to my expectations as I've now reverted back to a basic toothbrush with a changeable head. I can't say I have any real complaints other than price, heads not feeling like they could last long, and batteries dying often. I think what it just came down to was that I didn't really like the grip in my hand and it wasn't the brush for me.

Love the compact size and the frequent refills which take the thought out of having to decide if the toothbrush is too old/used. Also helpful to get that extra battery :)

Love that it sticks on the mirror, makes my countertop way less cluttered. I recently moved apartments and I was able to easily re-stick it on my new bathroom mirror too.

I really wanted to like the quip but once I found out the the toothbrush head vibrates from the handle and not the head (my dentist brought this to light for me), it actually is not doing an efficient job brushing compared to other electric toothbrushes in the market. I don't really use mine much anymore :/

I have been using Quip toothbrushes for over a year now, and I have mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, the sleek and modern design is nice to use and is very aesthetic. I like that it runs on battery and comes with a nice travel case. However, I found the vibration strength to be a bit underwhelming compared to some other electric toothbrushes I've used in the past, leaving me uncertain about the thoroughness of my cleaning. Additionally, the price point is a bit higher than other toothbrushes with similar features. When I went to go replace the brush head, I noticed that there was a lot of gunk stuck under it which worried me about the cleanliness of the product. Overal mixed feeling on the product