Z-VAPRESS Gold Color Toothbrush Soft Charcoal Bristles Travel Toothbrushes for Adults Luxury Gold Plated Toothbrushes Manual Toothbrush

I love these, I use them for guests when they visit and forget their toothbrush...which always happens. Great color, easy to use. A rich quality look and easy to hold and clean. Perfect size even though it is temporary use. Some of my guests claim they use it as an everday since it is easy to hold and comfortable.

I have a weird addiction to everything being obnoxiously gold, like literally everything. So this toothbrush made me convulse and I had to buy it. It’s a very nice toothbrush in terms of the bristles. The plastic part that’s gold is cheap and hollow, but I got it solely for the purpose of looking gold which is succeeds at. Is it overpriced? Yes. But it’s a novelty item. It still functions perfectly well, so if you want it because gold then yes buy it lol. Pic of toothbrush next to my also gold hair brush just because.

Honestly…. It’s not that “luxurious”like it says to be.It’s a plastic tooth brush like any other, with some gold paint. And the brushes are also poor quality.BUT it definitely is luxury looking by the (look) just not the (feel). So I’m paying for the aesthetic of it, not the quality. So if you’re going for the aesthetic look is definitely a great pick, but if you’re going more for the quality, I wouldn’t recommend.

Great to find these and stock up on affordable brush heads. These will not attach well on an Oral-B, just FYI. They fit well on our Walmart brand base. We are finding that some of the heads quit the rotating movement. They still vibrate due to the base vibration, but with the slightest pressure against the teeth, the back and forth rotation stops and vibrate is all you get. Still cleans but not as well. So not sure we are saving money when we have to replace the head before the bristles wear out. At least one head lost some bristles early on in its use, but most are fine that way.

I’m convinced this “premium” toothbrush is a masterclass in smoke-and-mirrors marketing. It may photograph well, but beneath the glossy deaign lies a flimsy chunk of bargain-bin plastic.• Build Quality? Non-existent. By the third—or maybe fifth—brush, it felt like it could snap in half. Straight to the trash it went.• Ergonomics from Hell. The head’s awkward shape means you’ll spend every vigorous stroke smacking your own teeth. Nothing screams “luxury” like accidental self-dental work.• Slippery, Round Handle. Whoever thought a perfectly cylindrical, high-gloss grip was a good idea clearly never brushed in the shower. The moment it gets wet, it pirouettes out of your hand like a soapy eel.• Zero Practicality, 100% Pretension. All style, no substance—exactly what happens when a product team prioritizes Instagram aesthetics over basic functionality.Bottom line: save your money. This toothbrush looks like a high-end accessory, but functions like a cheap, disposable freebie. Easily the worst brush I’ve ever tried.

The toothbrush has soft bristles and I love that. Gentle brush for the teeth. The only downside to the toothbrush is that the brush itself is smaller than any normal size toothbrush.

Nery nice tooth brush. Wish they came in firm brissles.

The brush looking t it looks pretty - functionality wise - very very light plastic feeling and bristles are very very lights and semi soft. The poor quality and fucnction I would not justify the price of this toothbrush. Because quality wise it’s very poor. I think the packaging was more stormier and nicer then the actual toothbrush itself.