Oral-B Pro 100 Precision Clean, Battery Powered Electric Toothbrush, Blue and White

I bought the Oral-B Pro 100 Precision because I wanted to switch to an electric toothbrush without spending a ton of money—and I’m really glad I did. It’s basic, but it does exactly what I need it to.The brush gives a nice, thorough clean and makes my teeth feel way smoother than with a manual toothbrush. You can really tell it’s getting more plaque off. It doesn’t have a bunch of fancy features, just a single speed, but honestly that’s all I personally need. It vibrates every 30 seconds to remind you to switch sections, which is super helpful.The battery lasts about a week for me on a full charge, brushing twice a day. It’s not the longest battery life, but it charges pretty quickly. The handle feels solid, and I like that it uses the same brush heads as the higher-end Oral-B models, so it’s easy to find replacements.If you’re looking for a no-frills, reliable electric toothbrush that gets the job done, I’d definitely recommend this one. It’s a great entry point if you’re new to electric brushes or just want something simple and effective.

Having an issue with spending an entire two minutes brushing my teeth and wanting an electric toothbrush, I began looking for an electric toothbrush with a built-in timer. I began looking into the Sonicare line of toothbrushes before stumbling upon the Oral-B rotary-style brushes. Because these brushes were a fraction of the price of a Sonicare, I was skeptical, but since it was cheap to "try it out," I went for it. I won't be buying another electric toothbrush anytime soon.The reason why I picked this toothbrush versus others is based off of what I took away from other reviewers on other products:- Price; this product is a fraction of the price compared to others.- Rotary brush head vs sonic brush head; my dentists have always recommend brushing in a circular manner versus a back-and-forth method. I have heard that sonic brush heads are much more prone to being a breeding ground for bacteria. I decided to opt for the rotary head.- Replaceable battery vs. rechargeable; most electric toothbrush batteries end up going out completely after a year or two. I didn't want to deal with having to dock my toothbrush and worrying about the impending doom regarding the charge going out, so I decided to get the AA-powered model that was cheaper. I instead am using recharegable AA batteries.- Timer; this product has a timer. It will turn on and off about 3 times after 2 minutes. I don't need different "brush modes" or anything.- Travel; Because there aren't any additional parts, taking this brush with me while I'm travelling is just as simple as carrying around a manual toothbrush. Just make sure your battery has juice before you take it with you. :)Other things to note:- The battery lasts about 30 days.- The brush is relatively loud compared to a Sonicare, but you get used to it.- The entire brush is waterproof and you can run it under the sink. I wouldn't submerge in water though.Also, you can prevent the battery seal from cracking by routinely keeping your toothbrush clean. Your saliva/toothpaste will naturally want to get within every groove of this brush. Just run the entire brush under the sink and the wipe everything down after you're done, it takes about 20 seconds. I clean the seal around the battery case every 2 weeks or so.Overall, I am very happy with this product, it keeps my mouth feeling much cleaner than it ever did with a manual brush and I see it lasting a long time. Even if it does break at some point as other reviewers are stating, it's very cheap to replace as the price suggests. I'm just curious why I didn't do this sooner.

Good merchant, good product. On time delivery.

I originally bought this toothbrush for myself because my dentist said I was brushing my teeth too hard and causing my gums to recede. He said an electric (or battery operated) toothbrush would help me to brush my teeth gently and would clean my teeth better than a manual one. I bought this because it was cheap - I'm not going to lie. I have ear issues and sometimes vibrations make me dizzy so I didn't want to spend a lot on a brush that I couldn't use.And what do you know? This brush works well and seems to clean my teeth but it makes me dizzy. I have no idea why but I gave it to my younger son after removing the brush head and he has been using it ever since. He likes it a lot. There is no timer like with the pricier ones and the batteries are a little tough to swap out but my son has gotten used to not brushing his teeth so hard to get them clean and he has been using different heads to find the ones he likes best, He has had no major issues thus far and it's been several months so I would say that this brush is worth the money. My son's teeth look good and we have been able to find replacement heads for a low price.I would use this is but I have to stick to soft manual toothbrushes.I guess. If you have ear issues like Meniere's Disease (which I do not have) or balance issues, sometimes vibration near the ears can cause imbalance or dizziness. I don't know how common it is but it happened to me. Still, this brush is inexpensive and works well for my son.