Toothbrush Replacement Heads Compatible with Quip Sonic Toothbrushe

These replacement heads are spot-on compatible with my Quip electric toothbrush. They snap in easily, stay put during brushing, and the bristles are soft but effective—exactly what I need for gentle daily care. The gray color gives them a modern, neutral look that feels a little more grown-up than the typical white. Bristles don’t fray quickly, and each head has lasted me about 3 months with twice-daily use. They clean well, don’t feel abrasive, and honestly work just as well as the name-brand heads—but at a fraction of the cost. Pros: ✅ Fits Quip handles perfectly, no issues ✅ Soft bristles – gentle on gums, still effective ✅ Sleek gray color ✅ Great value for a 4-pack ✅ Easy to swap out, no hassle Cons: ❌ No tongue scraper on the back (if you like that feature) ❌ Slightly firmer than original Quip heads, but still gentle Final Thoughts: If you're looking for a budget-friendly, high-quality alternative to Quip-brand brush heads, these are a no-brainer. They keep your teeth clean, your gums happy, and your wallet intact. Highly recommend for daily brushing!

Works great and is compatible with Quip at a fraction of the cost

No complaints! I purchased them because I need to replace the brushes that came with my original. These are even better than the original. They feel great and fit perfectly. The packaging was good, and the brushes were not damaged upon arrival. I recommend these replacements.

exact fits, my son loves not happening to buy whole new toothbrush setup. all we have to do it change the head of the brush one and done! cleans well medium softness brush, ease of removal, replacement value is a great no battery life

They work and they're ok. I can brush my teeth and they're cheaper. The feel is not as good as the real thing. I won't be buying them again

Great product at a reasonable price - love this toothbrush in general and the replacements are easy to replace.

See the photos for a comparison of this refill with the original. The head is narrower but not as tightly packed. They fell like an average soft-bristled brush. If, like me, this is your first time changing the head, look at the rear photo. The little notch catches on the base, so you cannot just pull straight up. Hold the base and the head in opposite hands with your thumbs right next to the seam. Then push out with your thumbs -- imagine you are trying to break a pencil in half -- and it will come apart easily. When attaching the new head, I needed to wiggle a bit to line the seam up. It wasn't a perfect fit for the oval shape, but like 98% match.

I bought the soft bristles but they are very very hard. Can’t return because you have to use it to figure that out.