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hey how's it going guys this is Dave - Dee so last year we did a review of a toothbrush by a company called quip they're based out of New York and I didn't love the product it was pretty good looks really nice but I kept it around at work just because I wanted a toothbrush at work and I continued to order refills for it just because it was convenient the last refill that came in came with a free upgrade to their second generation toothbrush much improved hence this second review so quip makes electric and manual toothbrushes that come in different colors and stuff but they sell them via a subscription service so you order toothbrush from them and if you want every three months or so they'll send you a new head and/or toothpaste if that's what you've ordered now the one I have is the electric version and it costs $40 when it comes in you get the toothbrush and a holder inside a travel case or like a travel tube some toothpaste and some pamphlets on dental care and stuff the handle is aluminum and it feels surprisingly well-made like I don't know about the plastic ones but the metal handles have a really nice way to them they're densely packed right there's a motor and a battery in a really small metal tube now I know it's just a toothbrush and a lot of people don't care about this kind of stuff but I think they did a really good job on the aesthetics the holder doesn't use sticky tape it's actually a reusable suction mechanism super easy to install and if you ever want to move it around you can it's also a better holder than the old one it drains better and the bottom pops off so it's easier to clean the heads now snap off instead of being a pull off and they feel much more secure when they're attached the mechanism on the inside is quite different from before so this new one has a few more over Ang's that make it waterproof but the most significant improvement is how the vibrations get to the bristles I'm not sure exactly what they did but it's a stronger vibration at the head which I assume does a better job cleaning your teeth it still uses a triple-a battery that lasts around three months and I've been using a rechargeable battery with no problem the brush heads have some soft rubber bristles things around the edge now the whole thing doesn't spin they just kind of vibrate when you brush this new version gives a really solid brushing experience it actually feels like any top name brand vibrating toothbrush but it looks a lot nicer it also has a tongue scraper and a two-minute timer the toothpaste is a pretty standard minty flavor and I'll ask you around three months for the tube now the equip subscription service itself I used to think it wasn't that useful because really how hard is it to get a toothbrush and a toothpaste wherever you want to North America but I will say this ever since I've had the quip and the convenience of just having the heads delivered to work every three months I have never once missed brushing my teeth after lunch not even once in a year it's kind of weird like I normally don't have compliance issues with brush my teeth but normally I wouldn't brush my teeth after lunch at work it's just the way it is but now that they're here and now that the heads are there I just use them the other thing is if you're looking for a modern looking toothbrush like an electric toothbrush that doesn't have a charging cable and stuff this is like the only good one out there that's the end of this video I hope you guys liked it give me some thumbs we liked it subs if you loved it it's been nice see you guys next time