SonicPower Scrubber - Beige

Electric scrubbers should theoretically make dishes easier and quicker but I found that using this electric scrubber was quite difficult in fact and the battery died quickly. In terms of the upsides it definitely works as a dishwasher it can wash plates, struggles a little bit more with cups and also definitely works for forks, spoons and knives. the major downside is that the attachments that it comes with doesn't necessarily 100% suit all the things that I mentioned and it can't clean cups. The battery is also quite small and will probably require recharging every single week or so depending on how often you wash your dishes. overall it does work but there's definitely better options for the price

I'm a bit mixed on this, but not too bad. I think overall on this I really like this set. The included brushes and pads are really effective, work well. Overall build quality is great, sturdy plastic, feels durable, IS IPX7 which I've tested and it works fine with at least a moderate amount of water being poured over it. I have a little bit of concern for the USB-C charging port being uncovered but I'm guessing they've accounted for this in some way, and I just try to avoid the port when using with water. Speeds on this are sufficient for tackling most household cleaning tasks. I used it for even cleaning my raw slate floors prior to sealing, and it worked like a charm when most other scrubbing methods I'd tried hadn't been so effective. The head sizes are such that it's easy to cover a large space in a reasonable amount of time, larger than heads on other units I've tried. Battery life has lasted through a couple of bathroom cleanings for me, I couldn't speak to actual duration but it seems like it lasts a good long while between charges. My only complaint would be changing out the head. Whatever is up with that mechanism, you can kind of see that it's an interlocking insert and turn situation, but to get a head off of this connector, it's kind of a quick motion against the locking mechanism, when the head otherwise spins freely? I keep thinking there MUST be an easier way to change between the heads. It's like you have to turn pretty forcefully and quickly to detach and it's never a situation I've gotten it off without getting frustrated first. Overall I really love it. I can use it with heads for other devices of different materials, battery does hold up, seems durable, and does get the job done. I think for me it's worth the price, but just squeaking by.

This electric spin scrubber features a solid build and a comfortable, ergonomic handheld design. It includes a versatile set of six attachments: two traditional brushes and four pads with varying finishes and grit levels. While its size and construction suggest a heavy-duty tool, its performance tells a different story. Unfortunately, the power delivery is the weakest link. Although the motor starts strong, both the torque and overall power drop off significantly after only a short period of use. This lack of sustained stamina makes it unsuitable for intensive deep-cleaning tasks. The included brush heads range from soft to medium stiffness. Because the motor struggles under high pressure, this tool is best reserved for lighter jobs rather than "tough" industrial tasks. Recommended for: * Cleaning sneakers and delicate footwear. Small-scale household touch-ups. Polishing surfaces that don't require heavy scrubbing. Not recommended for: * Stubborn bathroom grime or heavy outdoor cleaning.

This is an item I never knew I needed. Living with a decade of chronic inflammation in my hands, I absolutely dreaded cleaning my tub and tiles but not anymore. This guy has changed my cleaning game and I wouldn't want to live without it. Whether I'm tackling harder jobs like my tub, weekly jobs like deep cleaning a sink or daily jobs like pots and pans, it's cleaned each one above and beyond what I expected. It comes with a range of accessories - a soft and hard bristle brush, and two soft and two harder sponge type brushes and each one worked well. I haven't had any issues with the battery life. I was able to slowly scrub my tub and a portion of the tiles with only 20% of battery use. I personally keep it charged after each use so I can grab and clean whenever I need to. I prefer this handle length over a shorter one or one on a pole - I'm able to move it around with ease and it's comfortable in my hand. Overall, this has been a game changer for keeping my home clean. If having a clean home is highly satisfying for you, I would highly recommend this scrubber to help with that... especially if you deal with hand pain.

Electric Spin Scrubber, Handheld & Ergonomic, IPx7 Waterproof, 4 Multi-Purpose Attachments, Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery | Cleans Dirt & Grime, Tile, Grout, Bathrooms, Kitchen & More (Beige). This one’s just OK, and the price is just too high for what you get. 😩 the machine looks great at first glance, handheld, indeed waterproof, and comes with attachments. Easy to power on, and comes with USB port and cable. From what I’ve experienced using this little unit, it’s ideal for small scrubbing jobs, not for heavy duty scrubbing, attachments are simple, and not hard/heavy scrubbers. I’d say maybe great for kitchen use to clean pots, oven, or stoves etc. The battery life goes fast, it drains form 70% to 48% in a matter of minutes, not a heavy duty powered scrubber. Another issue for me is, it kept turning off during cleaning, I had to stop and try powering it on, after a few minutes each time. That’s just annoying 😤 I wouldn’t recommend this unit it’s over priced, not all reliable, and not built for heavy jobs. I’m confident there are much better options available here on Amazon at a more reasonable price and with more attachments being offered 😩 NOT a FAN!!