Rank #6 in Best Kids Electric Toothbrush 2026: 9 Ranked, Two Listings Contradict Themselves
ORDO Sonic Squishmallows Kids Electric Toothbrush, Samir
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The ORDO Sonic Squishmallows electric toothbrush, model SM3, is the £34.99 entry in this guide and sits at number 6. Of the prices quoted in the article it is the most expensive, and it is also the one carrying the least feedback: 4.6 from 304 ratings, against 4.7 from 12,131 for the £9.40 brush that leads the same table. On evidence alone, the cheapest listing in the guide has roughly forty times the ratings behind it.
Its own fields do not all agree with each other. The toothbrush head shape is filed as 'Round', yet the listing's own bullet describes two heads in the box — an oval head for most kids and a round head for smaller mouths. The power source is filed as 'Battery Powered' on a brush whose title says rechargeable, and the included components read 'Charger, Replacement Brush Head' in the singular against a title promising two brush heads. The star breakdown adds up to 100 entries while the same listing records 304 ratings. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from any test of our own.
How those 304 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £34.99 |
|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.6 from 304 ratings |
| Best Sellers Rank | 20th in Children's Power Toothbrushes; 4,363rd in Health & Personal Care |
| Battery life claim | Over 5 weeks of twice-daily brushing from one charge, rechargeable |
| Brushing modes | 3, with a 2-minute timer and 30-second progress lights |
| Toothbrush Head Shape (as listed) | Round — the bullet describes an oval head and a round head for smaller mouths |
| Power Source (as listed) | Battery Powered — the title says rechargeable |
| Star breakdown | 81 of the 100 histogram entries at 5 stars, against 304 ratings recorded in the same listing |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Great toothbrush.My son had a cheap battery powered one and we upgraded to this and the difference is significant. The heads last a while too and can be easily replaced.”
Verified purchase“Great toothbrush! Purchased a few weeks ago and haven't needed to recharge yet.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Kids Electric Toothbrush 2026: 9 Ranked, Two Listings Contradict Themselves.
Questions people ask
How long does the ORDO SM3 battery last between charges?
The listing claims over 5 weeks of twice-daily brushing from one full charge, and the brush is rechargeable rather than disposable-battery powered.
How many brush heads come with the ORDO Squishmallows toothbrush?
The title says 2 brush heads are included, while the included components field lists 'Charger, Replacement Brush Head'. The bullet describes an oval head for most kids and a round head for smaller mouths.
What age is this toothbrush for?
The listing targets children aged 4 and above, with the age range filed as 'Kid' and the target audience as 'Unisex-Kids'.
Does it have a timer?
Yes. The listing describes a 2-minute timer with progress lights that illuminate every 30 seconds to guide children through all four quadrants, plus audio-haptic feedback.
How many brushing modes does the ORDO SM3 have?
3 brushing modes, according to the listing.
What do the ratings look like for the ORDO Squishmallows brush?
4.6 out of 5 from 304 ratings, with 81 of the 100 histogram entries at 5 stars. It ranks 20th in Children's Power Toothbrushes.
Where is the ORDO Squishmallows toothbrush made?
The listing gives the country of origin as China, manufactured for Ordo, MCR, WA14 4DR.
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