Mode Toothbrush

Mode Toothbrush

The first electric toothbrush that charges without wires.

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Mode is the world's first electric toothbrush that docks magnetically and charges without wires. The toothbrush keeps your bathroom counters clear and is always within reach.
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Mode Toothbrush gallery image
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Mode Toothbrush gallery image
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MM
Mode is the first toothbrush that docks, charges and lives in the bathroom without wires. After using other electric toothbrushes on the market for years, I grew tired of the toothbrush taking up counter space while it charged or accidentally knocking it over when reaching for something. This is when the idea for Mode was born and a 3 year journey of design, R&D, and prototyping ensued. The goal was to build a product that charged without wires, elevated the bathroom and made the brushing routine more enjoyable. Working with the amazing team at Enlisted Design, we designed a compact charging dock that plugs directly in the wall and holds the toothbrush in place with magnets. The brush charges on your bathroom wall and keeps your bathroom counters clear. To further build on the experience, we embedded a nightlight in the dock to transform your bathroom at night. The brush itself is powered by 38,000 sonic vibrations and soft tip bristles to give a powerful, yet gentle clean. We’ve created an innovative product that will make your brushing routine much more enjoyable and elevate your space. Currently Mode is only available in the US as it is designed to fit US outlets. Happy to answer any questions!
Brenna Donoghue
This looks so slick!
MM
@brenna_donoghue Thank you!
Gabe Perez
Congrats on your launch ?makers! A little bummed y’all only ship to US right now but looking forward to reading the reviews!
MM
@gabe Thanks!
Rajan Walia
It is amazing
artuc crypto
A lot of places where this could be impractical due to the location of the outlet. Could have the best of both worlds allowing for a removable plug portion that accepts an IEC C7 like some Apple USB chargers, then have worldwide plug compatibility and the ability to breakout to a cable if needed. Also any concerns around exposing the outlet to water such as flicking, dripping or seeping from the toothbrush?
MM
@artuc_crypto Correct. Mode might not work in every bathroom, especially if the outlet is blocked or in a tight space. For the most part, we've seen that most bathrooms have an outlet near the sink that is accessible, but it may vary. As far as the water, we'd recommend wiping the brush before docking. Even if its slightly wet, the brush can be docked and will drip down and never leak or flow into the outlet as there is a 1.5" clearance.
monirom
Like the design but the fact that the toothbrush blocks access to one of the plugs is a nonstarter for US homes that have only one electrical wall socket with 2 plugs in the bathroom. If you've got any women in the household, the curling iron or hair dryer would require constant moving of the toothbrush. (many hair dryers use a block plug with a circuit breaker/reset switch to prevent overheating) If you share a bathroom with a significant other and have this toothbrush, do you take turns switching between who gets to charge their brush? (Yes, you could use a multiport adapter, but even then, you're adding bulk to the wall-mounted plate.)
MM
@monirom Good points! A few things: the dock has a built-in rotating mechanism, so the brush can be docked horizontally and an accessory plugged in below (see the image in the gallery or on our website). Or you can simply remove the brush from the dock, stand it on the counter and plug in a blowdryer or other tool. The dock itself does not block both plugs. If there is only 1 plug in the bathroom then you are correct that only 1 brush can be docked at a time.
monirom
@new_user_1992022230d71df6a - I did consider that. Note that all modern-day hairdryers in the US come with a Appliance Leakage Circuit Interrupter (ALCIS) - this is not only standard, but it's also required. It's the part of the plug with red and yellow buttons and it takes up a significant amount of space. ( ) ... The collar on the Mode that facilitates the rotation of the toothbrush wouldn't provide the needed clearance regardless of which plug (top or bottom) it was plugged into.
MM
@monirom We designed for this scenario, see below:
We've tested this with various size plugs from blow dryers, curling irons, etc
Ann Ezexel
your project is really cool and stylish!
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