My kid still uses it.
We got it because she loves Frozen.
It is just a fine Oral-B electric toothbrush.
Nice and durable.

Oral-B is our toothbrush brand and we have been using them for many years and they haven't had any issues!
That's why I chose the same toothbrush in the children's version for my little one (4 years old).
It has 2 speeds, but I only use the first one.
There is no indication when the battery is running out, but I believe we will learn when it runs out through its use.

The little one went crazy with Elsa. Hoping she learns to brush her teeth on her own. The battery lasts 4 to 5 days morning and night after 2 months. Be careful with the replacement because due to moisture, these toothbrushes easily get black mold. It needs ventilation and good drying.

I have 3 electric toothbrushes, 2 of which are the classic ones for adults and one is specifically for children. I have had the 2 adult ones for 3 years, while the children's one for 6 months. Unfortunately, the children's one is made of a material that attracts mold. Although all 3 are rinsed and not dried before being placed in their case, the 2 old ones have not been affected, but the children's one has developed mold (on the handle) that cannot be removed at all, because the handle has indentations and holes where the mold has accumulated.

I could write a lot, but I will simply say that if you have an electric toothbrush as an adult, get one for your child from the age of 5-6 and onwards

There is no indication for the battery status, so you have to run out of battery to realize it.

Very good toothbrush, especially for its price. Even my little daughter, who just turned 3, loved it. They brush their teeth on their own and have fun doing it.

It is the best in its category. It takes spare parts for children and adults. It has two speeds. It has fallen down 500 times and has not suffered anything. Nice design. What else does a toothbrush need?