Pro 1000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush, Green

After an incredible 12-year run with my first Oral-B Pro 1000, I finally bought it again! The battery on my original brush finally bit the dust, and toward the end, it would only stay charged enough to get me through 24 hours of teeth brushing (if I was lucky) before dying. However, I loved the performance so much over the last decade that replacing it with the exact same model was an absolute no-brainer. Here is why this brush is a classic: Hygienist Approved: My dental hygienist once told me that it really doesn't matter how fancy or expensive an electric toothbrush is—any solid electric toothbrush is far superior to a manual brush. This model gives you that elite, professional clean without making you pay for unnecessary, over-hyped tech features. The One Minor Con: If I have to name one downside, it is the noise. Even brand new out of the box, it does sound a bit like it might be powered by hamsters while it is working. But just because it doesn't sound whisper-quiet doesn't negate the fact that it is a remarkably solid, heavy-duty toothbrush. A Note on the Color: The color is fun, but the listing is a bit misleading. I thought I would be getting a mint green, but instead, it is definitely a powder blue. I much prefer green to blue, but eh, whatever—it still cleans my teeth perfectly! If you want a proven, durable electric toothbrush that will last you for years to come without draining your wallet, this is the one to get. Highly recommended!

Ive had this for several months and im very happy with it. Works well. Forgot to plug it back in and it held the charge well.

My dentist recommended I swap from the Phillips Sonicare to an Oral B electric toothbrush to more easily reach behind and around my back molars. I’ve had a Sonicare brush of some sort for 15 years now. I was hesitant to swap. When the Oral B brush arrived, I unpacked it and everything went together well. I rinsed the small by comparison brush head and decided to give it an immediate go. I pushed the power button and I swear a rocket blasted off into space - inside my head. This thing is LOUD! Much, much louder than the Sonicare toothbrush I was accustomed to all these years. However, it has some oomph behind it and quite a bit of scrubbing power in those bristles. I vowed to give it a solid week before making my final decision. I most miss the silence of my Phillips Sonicare brush and the minimalist timer function but that’s really it. All else is sacrificial to me. The Oral B gives my teeth and gums a much deeper and thorough clean I feel. The timer function is a bit odd on this brush though. It almost feels as if it “skips.” As if you put too much pressure on the motor and it burns out for a split second before revving back up. It also doesn’t automatically shut off after two minutes - it just keeps rattling your brain endlessly until you turn it off. I don’t really find this feature helpful personally. I did notice that you CAN charge this toothbrush with the Phillips Sonicare base. It’s the same peg-in-hole design concept of sitting the brush on the base to charge. Regardless of which charger I grab from the drawer, the Oral B charge doesn’t last very long. Within a weeks time, it’s flashing at me brightly to give it some juice. My Sonicare could easily go several weeks between charges with twice daily usage. This one drains pretty quickly. I wish the Oral B brush heads came with a cap/cover of sorts. All in all, I like the toothbrush. It’s not my favorite and I prefer the stealth and sleekness of the Phillips Sonicare more BUT the Oral B has other brands beat on deep cleaning. The vibrations and the oscillation of the brush head just cannot be beat. I’ll admit, most mornings, I use my Sonicare brush still. I’m not fully awake, nor am I a morning person in general so the sound of a Boeing jet starting up in my mouth isn’t how I want to start my day. Sonicare let’s me ease into my mornings gently. However, at night, I always use the Oral B brush to deep clean and clear away any lingering dinner debris before bed. I’m not ready to fully embrace this brush yet but I like it enough to keep it and continue using it. I feel it’s overall function outweighs its aesthetics. Oral B if you’re reading this; please, make it quieter, give it a longer-lasting battery and please, put a cap on the brush head for storage and overspray of styling products and perfumes.

I’ve been using the Oral-B Pro 1000 for a few weeks now, and it does a fantastic job where it matters most: cleaning teeth. Coming from a manual toothbrush, the difference is night and day. My teeth feel incredibly smooth and "dentist-clean" after every use. What I Like: Powerful Cleaning: The oscillating CrossAction brush head really gets into the gaps and breaks up plaque effectively. Pressure Sensor: The built-in pressure sensor is a great feature—it stops pulsing if you press too hard, protecting your gums. 2-Minute Timer: The handle pulses every 30 seconds to let you know when to switch quadrants, which makes it easy to stick to the recommended brushing time. Room for Improvement: Only One Mode: It only features a single, daily clean mode. If you have highly sensitive teeth, you might miss having a dedicated "sensitive" or lower-speed setting. Battery Indicator: The battery life easily lasts a week or more on a full charge, but a clearer, multi-stage battery level indicator would be helpful so it doesn't just die unexpectedly. Overall, it’s a reliable, no-frills electric toothbrush that delivers excellent performance for the price. If you don't need a dozen smart modes or Bluetooth connectivity, this is a solid choice.

This is the third Oral-B rotary tooth I've had. I thing they are the best to reach all parts of my mouth and do the best cleaning job. I prefer them over other types of electric tooth brushes.

Howdy y’all, name’s Bubba-Ray (don’t ask what the Ray stands for, Mama still ain’t tellin’). I been brushin’ with the same crusty ol’ manual toothbrush since the Clinton administration—thing looked like it’d been chewin’ tobacco and losin’ the fight. Teeth were yellower than a school bus dipped in mustard. Then my cousin Earl (the one with the good teeth and the bad ideas) says “Bubba, git yerself one of them fancy ‘lectric ones before yer grin looks like a busted picket fence.”So I ordered this Oral-B Pro 1000 deal. UPS fella dropped it off lookin’ skeered, probably thought I was gonna pay him in moonshine and possum jerky. I crack open the box and there she is—shinin’ like a chrome bumper on a jacked-up F-150. Felt like I just bought a new horse, except this one don’t eat my beer money.First time I fired her up? Lord have mercy. That thing vibrated so hard I thought I’d accidentally swallowed a honey badger on Red Bull. Two minutes later my mouth felt cleaner than a whistle at a Baptist picnic. I’m talkin’ SPARKLIN’. I coulda used my teeth to signal airplanes. Even the coffee stains from three Thanksgivings ago packed up and left like they owed me money.The little pressure sensor light? That’s just fancy talk for “Hey dummy, you’re mashin’ harder than a toddler on a sugar high.” Saved my gums from lookin’ like I’d been French kissin’ a bobcat. And that timer? Two minutes feels like forever when you’re used to brushin’ for 14 seconds and callin’ it good. Now I stand there hummin’ “Sweet Home Alabama” waitin’ for the beep like a good boy.Only complaint is now every time I smile, the wife keeps askin’ if I got my teeth whitened at one of them fancy malls. I tell her “Naw darlin’, this is 100% Oral-B and pure Appalachian stubbornness.” She just rolls her eyes and mutters somethin’ about me fallin’ in love with a toothbrush. She ain’t wrong.Bottom line: If this brush was a horse I’d name it Thunder and ride it to church. If it was a woman I’d propose, but she’d probably say no on account of me already bein’ hitched to the wife and the possum in the freezer.Ten-gallon hats off to ya, Oral-B. You done fixed my smile and probably saved me from gettin’ asked to leave another family reunion.Would buy again. Might even buy two—one for me and one for the dog so we can match.Yee-friggin’-haw.

Good basic Oral-B handle. One charge lasted at least a week. My only complaint is that the button to turn it off is a little fiddly.

I have the Oral-B Pro 1000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush in green, and my kids really like using it. They find it fun and easy to handle, which makes brushing less of a chore and more of a routine they actually enjoy. One of the things I’ve noticed is that the charge lasts a surprisingly long time. We don’t have to worry about it running out of battery frequently, which is really convenient, especially with kids who sometimes forget to put things back on the charger. In terms of cleaning, this toothbrush works much better than a manual toothbrush. I can tell a noticeable difference in how clean their teeth look afterward — the CrossAction bristles reach places that are hard to get with a regular brush, like along the gumline and between teeth. My kids’ dentist has even commented that their teeth and gums look healthier since we started using this toothbrush. The design is simple and comfortable to hold, even for smaller hands, and the green color makes it fun for them to pick out their brush. It’s easy to swap the brush heads when needed, and they seem to last a long time too. Overall, it’s made brushing easier, more effective, and more enjoyable for my kids, and I feel confident knowing their teeth are getting a thorough clean every time. I would definitely recommend this electric toothbrush to anyone looking for a reliable, kid-friendly option that really works.

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Charging everyday. Worst one i 've ever used

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Según el manual de internet a este cepillo la bateria le tendría que durar AL MENOS 10 DÍAS, pero en la practica a duras penas llega a la semana. A ver, una semana usandolo 3 veces al día es bastante, pero por ese precio esperaria un poco más de duración. Otros cepillos más baratos llegan facilmente a los 10 días. Otra cosa que no me gustó es que vino completamente descargado y el manual estaba en portuges así que lo puse a cargar un rato, pensando que con un par de horas serie suficiente, pero sorpresa, después de buscar el manual de internet resulta que para cargar completamente este cepillo necesitas dejarlo conectado nada más y nada menos que ¡16 HORAS! Algo que no me termina de convencer es la forma de cargar estos cepillos de Oral B. Por razones que desconozco la forma de cargarlos es como el de los Iphone, solo colocandolos en su base y listo, se comienzan a cargar de forma inalambrica, el problema es que ese tipo de carga tarda MUCHO, de ahí que tarde más de medio día en cargarse. Esos detalles hacen que pienses que quizás seria mejor comprar uno de pilas, porque a esos son más baratos, les dura mucho más la bateria y cuando toca cargarlos en 2 o 3 horas ya están listos otra vez. Puede que sea cosa minima, pero después de 2 meses de uso resulta molesto tener que cargarlo cada semana durante medio día, por que tampoco es que puedas ponerlo a cargar después de cada cepillada, no, el manual dice explicitamente que eso no es recomendable y que mejor esperes a que se descargue por completo para volver a cargarlo por completo ¿Por qué? no lo sé. Finalmente, la descripción del cepillo dice explicitamente que tiene un sensor de presión, pero no dice que hace ese sensor o como te avisa si estás ejerciendo mucha presión en el cepillado, porque hasta ahora, solo por ponerlo a prueba, he ejercido mucha presión en el cepillo y nunca ha saltado ninguna alarma o sonido o alerta que te indique que el sensor detectó más presión de la necesaria, hasta dudo que tenga dicho sensor.