Oral-B Vitality Pro Electric Toothbrushes Adults, Oral B Electric Toothbrush, 1 Handle, 2 Toothbrush Heads, 3 Brushing Modes Including Sensitive Plus, Rechargeable Toothbrush, 2 Pin UK Plug, Blue

This is an excellent toothbrush. Simple, straightforward with excellent 30 second stutters to remind you to change to a different part of the mouth. Really recommend and great value. My hygienist fully approves of this, you don't need to spend a fortune!

Before ordering this Oral-B toothbrush, I noticed mixed reviews about the battery life. Some people said it was great, others not so much. Unfortunately, my experience aligns with the negative ones. The battery life is quite disappointing. Even after charging it for hours, it runs out quickly, and there’s no indicator to show when it’s about to die, which makes it frustrating to use consistently. That said, the toothbrush itself is very gentle and works well for sensitive teeth. It provides a thorough clean without causing discomfort, which I really appreciate. If battery performance isn’t a dealbreaker for you, it’s a solid option but be aware of the charging issues.

So far, after perhaps 3 weeks or so it is working well. It is the least expensive in the range and it does the job of cleaning ones teeth very well. Why spend more? It came with the charging base and two brush units. The last one worked for in access of 10 years, so lets hope this has the same quality. The secret of retaining the battery life is to only recharge the battery after 4 days of twice a day use.

Nice. I charged it as recommended & have been using it for a few days now. It has 3 different speed settings which you control by pressing the on/off button in quick succession. I'm finding it really comfortable to hold. It's easy & straight forward to use. The vibration level of the handset is nice & not overpowering. It's functionality is really good. It's nice & easy to keep clean. It's also a good size for traveling, it fits in my travel bag nicely.

For the £23 I bought it for I'd say this is definitely not the worst investment I've ever made, and it absolutely does give me a far better tooth clean than any manual brush ever could. From that perspective it absolutely does what I bought it for. That being said though, I think I have to echo a lot of what other people have been saying about it, from the point of view of its downsides.I havent had quite the egregious battery life other people seem to have been experiencing, but I'd also hesitate to call the battery life "good". I live by myself, and I manage to get anywhere from two to three days out of it before it needs charging again. Its not absolutely terrible and I bought it knowing the battery life was a weak point, but if you have a full family thats using it then the battery won't last very long at all.This is a problem, considering that there's no way to know when the battery is getting low other than just how strong the motor feels when you're using it. Looking at the instructions, it seems like other models have an LED on them, but this one doesnt even have a single one. This both means that its hard to get an exact idea of when the battery needs charging, and also means you wont know when exactly its done charging either (I think maybe some people are experiencing poor battery life because they arent leaving it on for long enough, precisely because of that). You sort of just have to guess at when it might be done or check how strong the motor feels.Dont get me wrong, I like that its simple and I dont think its inherently a bad product - I intend to keep it an use it even with its flaws, just because it does everything I need it to, only really cost the equivalent of a few packets of toothburshes, and having the integrated timer is really useful. However I feel like they made it a little too simple for its own good. Not having even a single LED on there does kind of harm the functionality, given that the battery life isnt exactly stellar to begin with. I'm ok with that on balance since I'm the only one using it here, but it may well be worth it to most people to move slightly further up the like to a slightly higer end brush.I feel like its also worth noting, while we're on the subject, that the brush's charger only has a shaver plug connector, and it doesnt include an adapter for a standard wall socket. Thats fine if you have a shaver plug, but I feel like to an extent those are a dying breed so most people will also need a shaver plug adapter to use a normal socket with it, which is worth noting since it adds to the cost and it isnt really mentioned on the product page (albeit not especially significantly).

Really good value. Great electric tooth brush, charge lasts ages

Initially this item was fine . However I am now having problems with charging . Despite following the instructions the brush will not hold its charge for more than a couple of uses which is not ideal .

I like that the bristles rotate to and fro, thus cleaning in a way that other toothbrushes cannot.However, I really notice the vibrations travelling through my skull - not a sensation I care much for, although many folk won't be as sensitive as me. Personally, I prefer the feel of an ultrasonic toothbrush.In an attempt to get the best of both worlds, I now use both kinds of toothbrush, and a water flosser to boot!I don't much like the thickness of the handle at the business end - especially when compared to my ultrasonic toothbrush. It does not reduce the efficacy of the product however.For the price, and for what it achieves, it is good value. It does not come with a travel case, but this is a good thing. Such an item is never used in my experience, so just contributes to unnecessary global warming.The timer is marginally useful, but by no means essential. The colour of the handle seems designed to appeal to children.