Oral-B Pro 1 Electric Toothbrushes For Adults With Pressure
Oral-B Pro 1 Electric Toothbrushes For Adults With Pressure Sensor, Valentines Day Gifts For Him / Her, 1 Handle, 1 Toothbrush Head, 1 Mode with 3D Cleaning, 2 Pin UK Plug, 670, Blue
Discover Oral-B PRO 1 Electric Toothbrush
Battery
Rechargeable toothbrush with convenient long-lasting battery and battery level indicator.
Replace your brush head regularly
Dentists recommend replacing brush heads every three months to keep an effective clean.
#1 Most used brand by dentists worldwide*
Oral-B is the No.1 toothbrush brand used by dentists worldwide* and Oral-B toothbrushes are developed with dentists.
*Based on surveys conducted between November 2019 and June 2021 and confirmed to be statistically significant at a 95% confidence level by Radius Illumination, September 2021.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brushing Timer | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pressure Sensor | Internal | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | ✓ | |||
| Cleaning Modes | 1 | 4 | 3 | 3 |
| Refill Reminder | LED indicator | |||
| iO Technology | ✓ |
| Brand: | Oral-B |
| Origin: | Germany |
My dentist advised me to buy an oral B electric toothbrush with a 2 minute timer and sensor to stop brushing too hard. There are so many to choose from and such a range of prices. The one I chose was one of the cheaper models but it does the job splendidly. And it even flashes to let me know when to recharge it, which is simply done by putting it back on its stand and plugging into the mains. Do not see the point of paying twice or thrice the money I paid for it for something that will only do the same job.
Im not sure how the toothbrush is meant to work but i think its meant to stop when i press too hard. I tried press extra hard to test it but it didnt stop. It does randomly stop at times though which i find interesting but im not too sure how it works. But my teeth feel a lot cleaner i would recommend everyone to upgrade to an electric toothbrush. Also it doesn’t have a travel pod so u will need to buy one
I’ve found that it doesn’t last that long after being fully charged and quickly loses power in a lot less than a week. It works best if left on charge all the time. So if you need it for travelling another model may be better. Also, it’s best to let it fully flatten every month or so and then recharge it, to improve battery health.
Those that say you need a bathroom connection are wrong. You simply need a standard adaptor which are available everywhere.
Recommended if you’re happy with a basic, effective and cost efficient model, used mostly at home and left on charge.
My teeth and mouth have never felt so fresh after using this toothbrush. Holds charge well and an indication light informs you of when charge is needed and when complete.
As for my teeth, it’s probably too early to tell if the thing actually makes them cleaner than a regular brush, so time will tell. Still, none of them have been dislodged due to the ferocious speed and vibration of the brush head so I could be on to a winner.
One note of warning – let the brush head do all the work. Don’t rub the brush back and forth across your teeth. Lay it against each tooth in turn for a few seconds and work your way around the mouth. It tells you that in the instructions.
If there is a downside, beyond the splash-back, it’s the ludicrous amount of time the brush takes to recharge. The instructions advise you that when first purchased the thing can take 22 hours – yes, 22 hours(!) – to fully charge. In fact it took less than that, it only took 20…
In the interests of science, I decided to recharge the battery after my first two minute session. It took a little short of 3 hours to get back to full-charge. My advice: if you can, keep the brush in the charging unit at all times – until you want to use it. It probably uses stuff-all; electricity and it’ll save you swearing in the morning when your mirror is coated in gunk and your teeth still look like yellowing tombstones…
But for 30 off the RRP, you probably can’t go wrong…