SURI—Introducing the SURI Toothbrush

Our award-winning sustainable electric toothbrush sits at the intersection of performance, sustainability and design, to be the last one you'll ever need.

The powerful motor produces 33,000 whisper-quiet sonic vibrations per minute for a perfect dentist-approved clean, removing 400% more plaque from hard-to-reach areas*.

Our toothbrush is designed for life—enjoy 40+ day battery life to help you travel light without a charger. Our magnetic mirror mount means no more messy sink space.

The slim body is made from durable aluminium for a sleek and premium finish, designed to be repaired. Our heads are plant-based—made from cornstarch and castor oil, they can be recycled.

Maximum Clean. Minimum Impact.

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*Compared to a manual ADA-approved brush

[AustenSummers]

I have it. It’s a good design, more compact in the hand. The travel case with it is perfect and has a UV light cleaner for the head, to keep bacteria down while in the case. USB-C chargeable. It is a little less powerful than the Phillips sonicare, but still good 👍

[Createdbysophisticed]

Nice brush but I want to see the sonic motor in action

[roystonmusgrove]

I've been using the SURI for about 4 months now and would agree that it's well-engineered kit, pleasant to hold and easy to use. As others have commented, all fine and dandy having the warm/fuzzy hipstery approach about recycling and being low impact etc, BUT,
my fundamental question remains - what is the difference between using the (presumably standard) white lamp setting and the (presumably deep clean) blue lamp setting?
I'm only surmising here. I've yet to see it written in black and white. I suggested this to SURI as an update a while ago (together with possibly considering selling brushes of varying hardness and incorporating a 'wear indicator'). Their very polite helpdesk peeps suggested this might be considered as future enhancements. I would suggest that this be done sooner rather than later. It might even lead to more ease of use and even - increased sales (shock/horror!).

[Chiefmucka]

Me and partner both got one and travelled with them for 4 months in the travel case. Both corroded around the button, mine stopped working and hers now has issues with the button. Not worth the extra cost.

[vivayo]

Hi. Where can I take mine for repairs and where can I recycle the brushes please? I am in the UK.

[JoshBFiver]

“Ever wonder what’s inside your toothbrush?”
Ummm, no I just brush my teeth and get on with my day or go to bed

[orthomechanic]

Ok toothbrush is important but you can not remove debris between teeth no matter how powerful the motor is. People do not get it, toothbrushes alone WILL NOT REMOVE FOOD BETWEEN TEETH and but if bacteria accumulate between teeth you are in trouble. What you need is an interdental brush like the gap picker.

[DAH]

What the heck? You broke into my house and destroyed my toothbrush?

[silversheep]

First comment on a video with 700, 000 views…

[Rob-Slot]

If I ever found an old shotgun cartridge and a lump of coal in my toothbrush, I'd be worried !!!!
STUPID!

[groMMit]

Translation, we took the current product and painted it with hipster for 10x the price.