SURI reviews and discussion

Such a well designed brush. Everything has been considered – from the sustainability with the modular parts and plant based materials, to the look and feel, and the clean too. My teeth are chuffed.

Liking this toothbrush a lot. I got it about a month ago, and it’s been great so far. One problem with my old toothbrush (Phillips) was that the battery life wasn’t great. Suri has a way better battery life, it lasts for a few weeks, whereas my old toothbrush only lasted for a week or so. The size of the body of the toothbrush is a lot slimmer than my previous electric toothbrush, which makes it way easier to handle, and also easier to travel with. No noticeable difference to me in how clean my teeth feel, I feel that Suri is the same as my Phillips. Same vibration and brush head size, although it is much easier to order replacement heads with Suri. Definitely a plus that the company is sustainable! Highly recommend.

I ordered the electric toothbrush because (1) it looked good, (2) Suri claims it to be a sonic toothbrush, (3) it has a 30 day battery life, (4) the brush heads are compostable. I'm coming from a Philips Sonicare toothbrush that I am happy with, but it's clunky, the battery only lasts a day before needing recharging, and it's not the easiest on the eye. After using the Suri toothbrush for two weeks, I am disappointed in the cleanliness of my teeth. It does a fantastic job at polishing and removing plaque/food from the surface, but isn't great at getting in between my teeth. When I originally switched from my Sonicare to the Suri, I noticed how less intense the vibrations there were, which made me feel that Suri doesn't clean as well as the Sonicare. That doesn't discount how long a charge lasts on Suri, or how sleek it is, or how I can send brush heads back to be composted/recycled.