It's a toothbrush. How do manufacturers cram AI in this? Also,another charger just so you can brush your teeth; tech was supposed to liberate us, not make us so overly dependent on it, especially to this point of uselessness.
Quote from: kirk781 on September 19, 2025, 15:44:36It's a toothbrush. How do manufacturers cram AI in this? Also,another charger just so you can brush your teeth; tech was supposed to liberate us, not make us so overly dependent on it, especially to this point of uselessness.
I mean, there are already AI cat food, AI dildo and AI toilet paper, everything is AI at this point so I'm waiting for AI AI toothbrush, until it gets replaced with AI AI AI toothbrush and so on 😁
Good comment, btw 👍
"With a full charge, we managed at least five days, brushing twice a day. So, you still need to remember to take the power adapter with you for a long summer holiday, but it's not necessary for a weekend trip."
What if one likes to brush for 6 minutes, 2-3 times a day?
Battery life is much less than competitors have.
The screen of the brush brakes even after a minor drop on the floor, and the brush easily rolls from table to floor.
Always brush with sensitive head and sensitive mode, otherwise your gums are in danger.
I wish there was an electric toothbrush with MIL-STD rating! Even Apple Watch Ultra has MIL-STD. Even EliteBook and ThinkPad notebooks have MIL-STd.
I don't think even a screen protector would help? Even if there as a screen protector for this crap? After a minor drop on the floor, the brush looks intact, and works, except the screen does not turn on.