26.9.2016

The Oral-B PRO 650 electric toothbrush is another excellent one from the Oral B stable.At the time of writing this model has been reduced to an amazing price that you would expect to pay for the lowest basic toothbrush.My simple advice is get it while you can.This is one of the better in the range simply because it cleans by rotating and oscillating your teeth so much better and more effectively than an ordinary manual one.Simply put if you want to keep your teeth use an electric toothbrush.• Now Oral B offer ' Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back: no risk for 60 days. If you are not 100% satisfied,receive a full refund.'• So you really have no excuses NOT to try it out.• Most fair minded people would agree that with an offer like this you have nothing to loose but everything to gain?This model is a step up from the basic ones because it not only rotates but it oscillates as well.Simply put it is much, much better at getting rid of all that plaque that gives you all the problems.It is cheap for such a reliable and well designed brand.It's made in Germany and those guys and gals know how to build good tec.The brushes revolve at around 7,600 revs per minute on a strong charge and as I say earlier the oscillating head and bristles clean right between the teeth where a lot of the dental problems start. They get rid of much more plaque than manual and thus help to prevent gum disease and the dreaded Gingivitis.It's rechargeable. A cable is provided and a two pronged plug so you will need one of those adaptors.Amazon sell pretty good ones cheaply and of course you can take it with you on holiday and use one of the travel adaptor plugs.Now you will need one if you go on holiday because the batteries hold a usable charge for only 5 days. So that's two 3 min brushes twice a day for 5 days.The Pros1.You can get non Oral B replacement heads that will fit for a cheap price copies.2. It Oscillates! So that means more effective plaque removal.3 You will use less toothpaste and thus save money.and if that is not enough4 Saves you pain in the future5 Saves you the cost of high Dental Bills.6.It's Rechargeable.7. The big reduction in cost (at the time of writing8. A free sample of Oral B Toothpaste.and finally (honest)9. there is that offer ' Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back: no risk for 60 days. If you are not 100% satisfied, receive a full refund.'The NigglesNo settings for the GumsYou need an adapter to connect it to the mains.here is a link to one on Amazon.Shaver Adaptor (2pin To 3pin) 1ampNow a few tips.1. Only use a pea sized amount of toothpaste.2. Let the brush do its work rather than try to use it like a manual toothbrush as you switch it on. (This one does tend to stall)3. Just rinse your mouth slightly. (The fluoride in the paste will find its way to your teeth better via the body digesting it.)4. If you use a baking soda type toothpaste (like the Arm and Hammer brands rinse your brush well because the soda can attack the plastic of the brush.A down side of the brush is the cost. The heads are also very highly priced. (I was right there when I wrote that)5) Get a cheapo copy of the brush heads. Read a few reviews and get the best one for the right price.BUT and this is coming from a guy who try to save a few bob I can honestly say this electric tooth brush is worth every single penny.If you think of just how much you would miss your teeth when they have gone then thisDon't you think this would be a decent investment in your health?So, as I say at the start and make no apologies for repeating again.If you want to keep your teeth get an electric toothbrush like this one!

13.10.2016

The Oral B PRO 650 was delivered well packaged with the contents protected by a polystyrene surround. The box contains the power toothbrush, a 2-pin charger, a 3-D brush head, instructions and the bonus 75 ml Oral B “Glamorous Shine” toothpaste.The power toothbrush arrived with a flat battery. It took about 16 hours to charge it on its base unit charger. Whilst it is charging a green light blinks on and off. Once charged, the light on the power brush goes out. I have a 2-pin to 3-pin adaptor so I plugged the charger into the mains socket. The pro 650’s own 2-pin plug fits the usual shaver sockets too of course. The voltage is 220-240VThe battery is supposed to last approximately for 7 days with two 2 minutes tooth-cleaning cycles per day.So this is equivalent to 28 minutes total run time. I decided to check this out and got 6.5 days before it needed recharging. So that is close enough and amounts to a week’s worth of brushing between charges. When the battery needs charging a red light flashes on and off on the handle. You know it needs charging anyway as the motor is very sluggish / stops!You can use any brush head with the PRO 650 including “Cross Action”, “Sensitive Clean”, “Floss Action” and “Trizone”The toothpaste tube is supplied with a foil cap under the lid, which you peel off. The toothpaste is blue and white striped. The toothpaste tastes quite refreshing and I did think my teeth felt smooth –via the “tongue test” – after the first 2 minute clean. Now after over a week of using the PRO 650 I can say that it is pleasant and easy to use and does the cleaning job perfectly. I am not sure how much whiter my teeth are – but they certainly still feel nice and smooth and this smoothness does last for quite a while after brushing.The brush is supplied with a overview operating guide covering brushes in the 500-5000 model range. The guide shows how to assemble the charger and how to move around your teeth in 30-second cycles to ensure you clean all of them thoroughly. The guide does show (item 4) that the brush glows if you brush your teeth too hard. This feature is not available on the PRO 650.The PRO 650 comes with a 1-year warranty and there is web address if you want to register it.The guide also tells you about safety aspects like not putting the charger near /into water –don’t! . The guide has a comparison table covering various models and their brushing modes. For the PRO 650, it says it can do the single mode of “Daily Clean –Standard for daily mouth cleaning”. I think this is pretty good in itself.My wife has tried the brush too and agrees with my comments above. So overall, the brush and head perform very well and the toothpaste is pleasant to use. You need to keep and eye on the brush head bristles to know when to buy a new brush head and maintain cleaning performance.

4.10.2016

When I first got an electric toothbrush, I thought it was the Rolls Royce of toothbrushes, but I did not know then that there are a range of electric toothbrushes available that range from the Rolls to the Skoda. This might suggest that the lower end is a bad thing, but that is far from the truth, as they do exactly what you need them to do without all the flimflam that costs more money. The 'Oral-B Pro 650' is certainly in the more affordable end of the spectrum - in fact they almost give away the unit in the hope that you will buy plenty of heads over the years. The '650' is the standard model and worked efficiently and effectively. Push a button for it to start and then push it again to stop.

5.10.2016

The 'Oral-B Pro 650 Black Cross ActionElectric Rechargeable Toothbrush and Toothpaste' is a fairly basic yet highly effective electric toothbrush, with the quality that one would expect from this leading brand. The set contains a brush in white and black with a simple on/off button (it has only one cleaning mode, but certainly in my case I've had several brushes with up to five modes and have only ever used the one), plus a charging light and a light which indicates when the battery is low. The brush head supplied with this set is a 'crossaction' one , which has bristles going in slightly different directions to give a good clean in between your teeth. The crossaction head gives a gentle but effective clean,

22.7.2019

I had used manual toothbrushes my whole life, and one day I decided that I would make the switch to an electric toothbrush.Having never used an electric toothbrush before, I decided to buy a reasonably affordable one from a reputable brand. I'd heard of oral B before and I found this model, which also happened to be in a colour I liked and was surprisingly cheap, compared to other electric toothbrushes that can cost upwards of £40.After using the toothbrush for the first time you can tell the difference instantly. My teeth feel much cleaner after brushing them with this electric toothbrush compared to any manual toothbrush I have ever used.

6.10.2016

On the advice of my dentist I already use an Oral B electric toothbrush and am very happy with it, so I thought I would give this a try. It takes a very long time to charge, according to the instructions up to 22 hours for a week's use, although I only gave it about 8. Once charged it is extremely vigorous, much more so than my Oral-B Vitality Plus TriZone. It also has a different action as the brush head is round rather than oblong and this took a bit of getting used to and initially there were some issues with it causing my gums to bleed, which it mentions might happen in the instructions . However, it feels like it does a very good job. It is quite loud,

8.7.2019

I’m completely won over by this electric toothbrush and genuinely wish I had started using it sooner. There is literally no comparison between brushing my teeth with a regular toothbrush and using this; my teeth feel a million times cleaner and it does the job in about half the time I’d spend manually brushing.In the box you get a slim lightweight handle, a charging stand and cable with a 2 pin shaver plug, a Sensi Ultra Thin brush head, and toothpaste. One of the handiest features of the set is that the handle has a battery indicator on it, so you get adequate warning when the battery is running low and can charge it; my husband’s electric toothbrush doesn’t have one and he is regularly caught short with a dead battery which he finds really frustrating.

7.10.2016

I have had a few electric toothbrushes and two of the Colgate Omron's and I have been very pleased with the results and the way they work. Then I got an Oral B and I got why people rave about Oral B toothbrushes. It just works so well and gives a truly great feeling of having really clean teeth.To set it up you need to put it on charge for a whopping 22 hours and then it should hold a charge for 7 days. That is based on brushing twice a day for two minutes a time. It has a two minute indicator as that is the optimum time recommended by dentists. It has a visible pressure sensor and will light up when you are brushing too hard. It is completely waterproof too so need to worry about using in the shower (not that I do that mind).

10.10.2016

This is definitely the best electric toothbrush I’ve used. The handle is smart with a covered button that is easy to clean without getting clogged. It is very comfortable to hold and use.The cross action head is the very best in design to get to all the little crevices between your teeth so that the result feels super smooth and comfortable. These are easy to change with a gentle twist to lift off. Don’t forget to remove the coloured ring as a replacement is provided with each new head. These act as a washer and also help to identify different brushes if there is more than one person using the same designed handle.When inserting the new head, first slide on a new coloured ring and then push the new head on gently.

12.10.2016

I've used Oral-B electric toothbrushes for years. I find an electric toothbrush cleans my teeth much more thoroughly than a manual toothbrush with minimal effort. I like the Oral-B models as they look stylish, are functional and easy to use. I got this particular brush to replace my previous model, also an Oral-B, which had lasted for around two years. Although there is nothing massively wrong with it, it doesn't store charge for as long as it used to as the internal rechargeable battery seems to be worn down. After having been used every day for two years by myself and my partner I have no real issue with this!This particular model comes with one the main brush body,

6.3.2020

I DO LIKE THIS==========================I have to admit that I've been a user of the Oral-B range of toothbrushes for years. So in trying this I was always going to compare the Oral B with the Sonicare.After cleaning for two minutes your teeth just feel- wow clean.That said, it does have some features that I'll never use: the lower intensity setting. (Although if you have sensitive gums or have had crown work they may be features you'll use.)I really like this one as it's fast enough, light enough and holds a charge for three weeks. (So you can take it on holiday.)CHARGER=======It comes with the charging base.

14.1.2020

This is one of the simpler electric toothbrushes from the Oral-B range, but nevertheless offers a good cleaning experience at a reasonable price. The brush has a fairly slimline handle that's quite comfortable and easy to hold, and I like the pale blue colour of the handle. The brush has only one speed of operation (no sensitive, or 'deep cleaning' modes), but this is the mode I tend to use most on more comprehensive toothbrushes. The brush heads for this system are nice and small, and get effectively into nooks and crannies in the mouth. The toothbrush has an inbuilt timer, which causes a 'juddering' at thirty second intervals to show when the correct time has been spent in each quadrant of the mouth.

9.3.2019

I have to start by saying I have been long time fan or Oral -B products and have used them for years. Like many people a decade or two ago I was very sceptical of the whole electric toothbrush concept - seeing it as for lazy people. However, once I started using them the difference in how clean they get your teeth is in-yer-face obvious, and I have used electrics for 15 years or more now. So what's new in that world? Well, this is!The back and forth motion of the toothbrushes I have used up to now is supplemented in this product by an in-out action. In a conventional brush the mechanism itself provides two kinds of moment (back and forth) but relies on you to move or press the brush to get other angles of access to teeth gaps and gum pockets.

15.10.2016

We've always used Oral-B Pro electronic toothbrushes, so I don't have experience of another brand to compare it to. We recently replaced our Oral-B for a newer version just because we wanted to, not because the previous one had failed (although the rubber on the handle had started to wear off, but we've had years of use with a family of 5!). Once of the features I like about the Oral-B Pro brushes is the timer feature. The handle buzzes every 30 secs and then buzzes several times at 2 minutes (the dentist-recommended minimum time it should take to brush your teeth). The 30 secs intervals are to remind you to move to the next 'quadrant' of your mouth.This model is supposed to feature up to 6 different modes: Daily Clean,

16.12.2019

Having had electric toothbrushes in the past I for a few years reverted to manual ones as the cost of toothbrush heads are extortionate.I've had this for a year now and a few months ago the steel piece which the toothbrush head fits on to started to show signs of rust.It doesn't detract though from it still giving a good clean as the brush rotation is pretty good.It does need recharging weekly if you don't bother (like me) keeping it on charge; and that's from using it for 2-2.5 mins twice a day. Red light flashes (when in use) to signal need for recharge. I have this happened a lot and still get another use out of it.

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