Oral-B Pro-Health Dual Clean Electric Toothbrush, 1 Count

If this tooth brush had it's way, I would be brushing my teeth 24/7. It has a 2 minute timer. Well, it never stops going. It reminds me of the bunny! I set it the timer on my stove and it was still going after 5 min. Lol. I do like it though. It's my first time using a battery operated tooth brush so I didn't want to spend big bucks to make sure I would like it. I keep it in the shower and it does get wet. That was a concern that I could let it get wet and it would keep working. I would buy it again, just hope the timer works next time.

Was a Christmas gift for a loved one. The owner seems to love it and have heard no complaints on the product.

I was skeptical because of the price, but this little guy works perfectly.I used to own a top quality Phillips that was 15 TIMES the price of this unit. I had to sell that one when I moved overseas, but didn't want to spend the money to replace it. So I tried this Oral-B and have been really surprised at the results. It doesn't have all the features of the Phillips, but I don't need it to. Let's face it: I need it to clean my teeth, and it does a great job.It's a little jarring at first to use an electric toothbrush, and this one is no different especially as it does not have a gentle setting. (Just on and off, that's it). If you press too hard, it can feel like your skull is rattling apart, ha ha! However, with practice the results are great.Basically, you just want to let the toothbrush do the work. With normal brushing, there's a tendency to feel like you have to apply a lot of pressure to get your teeth properly clean. You don't have to do this with an electric! Just enough pressure to keep the bristles in contact with your teeth is enough - that's it. The brush itself will do the work. I just think like I'm buffing my car. You don't want to press too hard, or you'll take off the paint! So just a light, even touch and a gentle buffing motion, and the toothbrush does the work for you.Anyway, this does have one feature which is nice, in that it breaks up your brushing session into 4 segments, one for each 'quadrant' or your mouth. It then gives you a small reminder each time you're supposed to be done with each quadrant, one at a time. At the end of the 4th quadrant, it turns itself off. Pretty nice, really. Gives you a good idea of how you're supposed to be brushing with an electric, and the total time is 2 minutes.Of course, you can turn the brush right back on if you're not finished, and to reset the whole process just turn the brush off, then hold the power button down for a few seconds, and turn it back on. Bingo, you start over.On top of all this good stuff, this unit runs on a simple replaceable battery system. That means it's easily portable, and if you run out of charge in the middle of a brushing.... you just replace the battery and keep going! No need to wait for a recharge. Needless to stay, this is a camper and traveler's best friend, as you just need extra batteries instead of a wall socket! And it runs on the same ol' batteries that everything these days does, the standard AA. Mine even came with 2 Duracel Alkalines, included in the package. Not bad at all for the price!I hope you enjoy this toothbrush as much as I do, and I'm confident you will.

it worked okay for 9 months, except when the batteries run out. Yes I know you're supposed to be able to just press the sides, at the blue tabs, and the bottom should theoretically pop right off (not that it comes with any instructions; I learned this from other Amazon users); but the bottom seriously sticks. I have to use one pair of pliers to squeeze the blue tabs and another pair of pliers to pull off the bottom. And then after replacing the batteries, it's hard to get the bottom back on! I had to BANG it on the floor several times before it would stay on! Some of the parts seriously don't fit, or else it gets sticky with use. Then after 9 months it stopped working at all. There is NO WARRANTY on the packaging, and Amazon only offers to replace it within about about a month. So

For 11 bucks this sure is a great deal. I was going to go with the higher end Professional 1000 for $40 when I decided in mid-order that I liked the idea of replaceable batteries better than batteries built into the unit that could not be replaced if they wore down. Which they will of course. Before this I used the Oral B Pulsar toothbrushes with the built in permanent battery. Those are VERY inexpensive and a are a lot like a traditional toothbrush, albeit they provide a step up in cleaning. They just vibrate and when the battery dies you throw them out. I was hoping this unit would be an upgrade and it is indeed. Absolutely cleaner teeth after using this thing and I feel like a bit of an idiot for waiting 50 years to try an electric toothbrush.A word about the battery cover: Some people have trouble with it as you can see from the reviews. However contrary to the claims, it takes no strength whatsoever to remove the cap. In fact if you are using force you are doing it wrong (an easy mistake to make actually). Here's how you easily take the cap off:1. Hold the brush upside down in the palm of one hand with your thumb and forefinger each holding onto the soft blue end panels. They have a raised dot on them. Put the pad of each finger literally on the dot.2. Using your thumb and forefinger, press evenly and firmly on the dots. The cap will pop right off. Mine literally springs free.Once you get the cap off, you can see why pulling on it is a bad idea. The two translucent plastic clamps will hold that cap on forever until you break it if you don't release them by pressing on the blue panels. The lips molded into the cap can easily give one the impression that they are there to pull on. Don't do that. Press the dots, which compresses the two clamps away from the slots in the cap, which then lets the battery springs release and pop the cap right off. Simple.

I usually give higher recommends for Oral-B, don't get me wrong this is a good rating in my opinion it's because it is a battery operated toothbrush. It definitely does the job, however, it does not have the sonic part I have come to love, only because I can't afford or justify buying a sonic more expensive Oral-B at this time. I digress, this is excellant for the money and does do the job, I would more recommend this for a travel toothbrush, which is eventually where this one will end up, when I can afcford a sonic Oral B. Never the less I would recommend this toothbrush to anyone looking for an inexpensive batterhy operated brush.

This is an excellent Toothbrush. The previous one I've owned had only the round head not the extra bottom lip in this one. But, after some usage I'm getting to like it. But I absolutely loved my previous toothbrush that had only the round head alone. It was cleaning like I was sitting in a Dentist's chair. This one is not so much. It cleans well, mind you, but it's not as great as the other one. I would suggest getting the one with just the round head alone. This dual-clean brush works for people who are just migrating from normal toothbrush to the powered ones. But, not for people who've already used the excellent round-headed powered ones which clean like a Dentist. :)

Stopped working after 7 months of use and even after using Duracell batteries,everything inside got rusted,try to avoid the bottom of the brush to come in contact with water because I think that was reason I got such less lifespan out of this product. Just remove the brush head for cleaning than to clean with body attached, Overall it’s a good brush.

Good electric tooth brush. Have been using it for quite some time now. great feel after brush.

I thought I was getting a rechargable electric toothbrush but this is a battery operated one. Cheaper options are freely available. Dont buy this.

works very good