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I use an Oral B electric toothbrush also. I can’t remember the model, but its all black. Has indication light if brushing to hard and pulse mode. Battrie last ages before needing charged. twice a day use, use normal toothbrush inbetween.
Joss
Current car: BMW X2 sDrive 20i M Sport 5dr Step Auto In metallic Portimão Blue. 04:10:2025
Previous car:Peugeot 308 GT Premium 1.2 Pure tech Petrol.Me and Mrs kezo use Oral B pro 3, after switching from Phillips Sonicare last year. My daughter uses the Oral B pro 2 for the last couple of years.
I have an Oral B electric toothbrush that is at least 5 years old. I change the brush head regularly and it goes for ages without recharging.
@Menorca Mike Boots have this Oral B Vitality pro 25 quid. a bargin.
Joss
Current car: BMW X2 sDrive 20i M Sport 5dr Step Auto In metallic Portimão Blue. 04:10:2025
Previous car:Peugeot 308 GT Premium 1.2 Pure tech Petrol.I’ve got an oral B and it usually goes around 10-12 days between charges, it’s about 4 years old.
Enyaq EV
You may find this useful Mike
The Vitality Pro @joss mentioned but not on the list, has a 10day battery life and takes 22hrs to charge, Compared with the more basic Vitality plus that has a 8 day battery life and 16hr charge time.
The Oral B Pro 3 has a liyhium battery with 14+ day usage and takes 12hrs to charge, compared to the Oral be Pro 2 has a lithium battery with 14+day use and takes 15hrs to charge. Both the Pro 2 and 3 are available at the same price of about £40.
Electric teeth have some good revies of each model
Amazon has a load of Oral B toothbrushes on offer today, many over 50% off. They have one for £22.
Enyaq EV
Mine is the oral b vitality yes just goes 5 days Kezo as the chart shows those battery ones have got good reviews on amazon some say go 2 months !
good reviews on amazon some say go 2 months !
That no doubt depends how many times a day you brush your teeth and how long for!
I would say I get somewhere around 14-16 days out of my Pro 3
I’ve just ordered the Oral B Vitality Pro as @joss mentioned. £24.99 free next day delivery on Amazon, Argos are also doing them for £25, I’ve never had an electric tooth brush before by they seem a good buy at half price.
Daughters motability car Hyundai Tucson Ultimate self charging hybrid Serenity White Moss Grey interior.
My car SEAT Ibiza SE Tec 1.2 petrol TSI 2017.Kezo where is cheapest for pro 3 ?
Pro 3 3000 £41.25
Pro 3 3500 includes a case £42
Both sold by Amazon
Many thanks for all your help I’ve ordered from amazon a battery powered oral b fab reviews amazons choice on offer £9.95 be here tomorrow
Many thanks for all your help I’ve ordered from amazon a battery powered oral b fab reviews amazons choice on offer £9.95 be here tomorrow
This https://tinyurl.com/33c4knv2 ?
My first oral b electric toothbrush used AA batteries, imo I didn’t find the motor as powerful as ones with inbuilt battery. However I was a smoker at the time!
Use decent quality batteries and it should last longer per set than a rechargeable toothbrush.
Let us know what you think of it after using it 🙂
I will do Kezo my vitality has gone in the bin and that’s the best place for it
I use my old one to clean under my toe nails ?
Seriously I have found it useful for cleaning bits and bobs round the house.
@Kezo I shuddered when I read “I use my old one to clean under my toe nails”
Joss
Current car: BMW X2 sDrive 20i M Sport 5dr Step Auto In metallic Portimão Blue. 04:10:2025
Previous car:Peugeot 308 GT Premium 1.2 Pure tech Petrol.@joss Ive had them cut since I last uploaded that photo! I found the brush head didn’t last long with all that surface area to clean ? ?
Ouch, lol!
I have a good friend who was a beautician before she retired. She comes round to care for my feet and I would struggle without her.
Mike, buying a “battery operated” toothbrush can become a more expensive option than paying more for an efficient chargeable brush. Sometimes looking for the cheapest option isn’t the best way to go.
Ouch, lol! I have a good friend who was a beautician before she retired. She comes round to care for my feet and I would struggle without her. Mike, buying a “battery operated” toothbrush can become a more expensive option than paying more for an efficient chargeable brush. Sometimes looking for the cheapest option isn’t the best way to go.
POPS don’t take what Ive said toooo seriously ?
I didn’t keso. but without my good friend that pic may well have been closer to home, lol.
lol, the things threads divert to!
Take care POPS 🙂
The battery powered toothbrush came this morning was easy to put the supplied batteries in its very powerful and has indicator on head when needs replacing ! Easy to hold too as thick and has grips on the side ! I love it will get cheap Duracell batteries from home bargains when it needs them !
You can pick up a box of 10 Energiser industrial or Procell/procell intense (duracell ) industrial for about a fiver, with long expiry date, or a box of 5 for about £3.50.
I get mine from pstsupplies mainly, sometimes gadgetowl. Both are on ebay and sell genuine batteries.
They are the same as the equivulent retail batteries but, come in box or loose depending how many you buy, rather than retail blister packs. This therefore keeps the price down for trades!
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