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consumer recently reviewed these, the Oral-B Pro 1000 was the winner (if I recall correctly).
Oral-B (Braun) Vitality PrecisionClean
List aprx. $50+ but frequently heavily discounted.
Typically lasts 1-2 years before the NiCad battery dies.
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Sideface:Oral-B (Braun) Vitality PrecisionClean
List aprx. $50+ but frequently heavily discounted.Typically lasts 1-2 years before the NiCad battery dies.
I have always considered the low end Braun/Oral-B units to be the best value for money. The more expensive units just seem to have more gimmicks, so you're better to save your money and put it towards the eventual expensive replacement of brush heads.
alasta:I have always considered the low end Braun/Oral-B units to be the best value for money. The more expensive units just seem to have more gimmicks, so you're better to save your money and put it towards the eventual expensive replacement of brush heads.
Husband had one for about 6 years. Never changed the battery, just recharged. Then I took it apart one day, OMG, the mould and filth in it!!! Never again.
I have an Oral-B Triumph 3000. It came with a wireless clock/timer unit.
I'm an impatient brusher and I find this timer very useful. It force me to take my time and brush each section evenly. For more disciplined people it may be gimmick.
I also find it handy to have a clock in the bathroom.
Mike
The cheaper ones still do their little stop thing after a certain amount of time to let you know to move on to the back or other row so the clock doesn't add a huge amount of value IME.
lxsw20:
The cheaper ones still do their little stop thing after a certain amount of time to let you know to move on to the back or other row so the clock doesn't add a huge amount of value IME.
I don't notice the stops, or if I do I find myself halfway through a section or whatever. The timer is a great pacing tool for me but that's a very individual thing.
Mike
alasta:
I have always considered the low end Braun/Oral-B units to be the best value for money. The more expensive units just seem to have more gimmicks, so you're better to save your money and put it towards the eventual expensive replacement of brush heads.
That was the one my dentist recommended to me on Monday when I had the discussion with him..
Regards,
Old3eyes
Sonic Care DiamondClean.
People even notice my teeth were whiter after a few weeks.
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