Arm & Hammer, Kid's Spinbrush, Jurassic World, Soft, 1 Battery Powered Toothbrush

My little boy loved it

Firstly I don’t think the advert is clear you have to actually change an AA battery (see photo). I assumed it was rechargeable, but perhaps I should have looked more carefully before buying. My real problem with this toothbrush is that it has broken after only five weeks of once daily use. Our kids use a manual in the morning and electric in the evening, hence once daily. Don’t expect anything like an Oral B electric toothbrush. The build quality is nowhere near that. Cheap materials and a clunky on off button. I also cannot change the head, so would have been throwing the whole thing away in a month or so. Not very enviro friendly!! Unsustainable and poor. I am buying an Oral B and a waterproof dinosaur sticker next time.

Disliked no replaceable head, so it was an expensive purchase for 3 month's use, especially for son who wrecks toothbrush heads easily. Would rather pay more for one with a replacable head. Also, no timer.

Rubbish stopped working after 1 use. Feels cheap

It’s ok but seems a bit cheap - i usually get the Colgate battery toothbrushes for the children and they seem much better quality than this one. This one just as a sticker on it and it just doesn’t seem in any way the quality of the Colgate ones

Seemed like a nice toothbrush but worked once then stopped. Tried different batteries but still no joy so we are now trying to return.

It's 100% not worth the price. Rubbish cleaning job, manual toothbrush does a better job. The button is hard to press for my son. It makes such unhealthy noise, like the head is going to fly off.Do not buy this, it's really not worth it.

Didn’t work at all, was a gift opened too late to return. Annoying

Updated 24/03/21: So, Amazon sent a replacement and it ended up being this same toothbrush BUT it actually works properly. It seems as though this might just be from a different country or a different style of spinbrush? This new one works just fine. It's still not the one from the picture but it's not defective, so that's something.This toothbrush is terrible, and I'm pretty certain it's a knock-off and NOT an Arm & Hammer Spinbrush. We have our child's last Spinbrush in the cupboard and they don't even look the same. For starters, this one is noticeably smaller in size than any Spinbrushes we've ever purchased and it's very clearly not the toothbrush in the ad. The button mechanism is a silicon material that you push, but it's a hard plastic switch that you slide on the legit one. The batteries rattle around inside really loudly like nothing is holding them in place, and it has practically no power to speak of, even right out of the package. I looked up pictures of Jurassic World Spinbrushes online, and they don't look like this one. This has happened to us far too many times in the last handful of months with various products from Amazon. They really need to start cracking down on all the fake products being sold here.

I loved the fact it was a dino tooth brush . My son loved it ! The down fall is it stopped working completely after 3 days even with new batteries. The bristle head is very nice and good for cleaning. Just sucks that it stopped working so fast .

Rotating head has stopped working, within a month of purchase. Changed batteries, it just won't rotate when pressed on. Sending this back.

Did not even last a week... better to order more expensive ones for adults than these ones unfortunatly

La tête rotative ne va pas bien du tout