Oral-B Pro 3 Electric Toothbrush with Smart Pressure Sensor, Gifts for Women/Men, 2 Toothbrush Heads, 2 Modes with Sensitive Clean, Travel Case, 2 Pin UK Plug, 3000, White

Great brush but little noisy

Received my product promptly with no operational issues at all. I thought the price was very competitive and feel this has been great value for money! Would highly recommend

My first electric toothbrush and it does the job perfectly. I did extensive research into the different types of oral B pro toothbrushes but because it was so new there was so little information online that compared the Pro 3 3000 with the Pro 2 2000. So going by older reviews for pro 3000 I thought it would be similar to the new pro 3 3000 and got this one. BUT to my disappointment after browsing around 2 weeks later, I realised that the Pro 2 2000 essentially does the same thing as the Pro 3 3000! And the Pro 2 2000 is 20 pounds cheaper! It has the same 2 functions of daily clean and gum care, the same travel case and so the only difference is that you get 2 toothbrush heads with the Pro 3 3000 rather than 1 with the Pro 2 2000. So essentially you are paying 20 pounds more for an extra brush head! I would recommend the Pro 2 2000 over this one and save yourself 20 quid. At the end of the day, I should have looked around more before buying this brush. However, I cannot fault the brush, it is a decent toothbrush and the travel case is actually quite handy. I used the brush right out of the box (i.e. I didn't charge it first) and the battery only lasted 5 days for twice a day use? I'm not sure if it is because it doesn't come fully fully charged. So currently still testing out whether a full charge will last me roughly 2 weeks as advertised. ****EDIT: I have now used the toothbrush after I fully charged it myself for the first time and it has lasted me 2 weeks, which is great

Had an electric - 2xAA battery powered - toothbrush in the past, it wasn't very good. Went manual since then, which was better at keeping plaque off my teeth. Saw this version recently at a great price and am very impressed. Just 2 settings keeps things simple: full gas or gentle. This brush is noticeably more powerful than older and traditional battery powered models. After the first few uses my mouth was tingling due to how vigorous it is. Alternating one week with the cleaning head and one week with the whitening head my teeth are visibly cleaner and whiter. The power is consisent and lasts over a week per charge: the brush will sustain full power up until a point where it will drop on to gentle mode when the battery reaches a certain low level, there's no gradual fade in performance as you approach charge time. The gentle mode is great for brushing around sore areas, new fillings etc. That's it, 2 modes, powerful, long charge - great.

Still going strong after all these years The hard case is a welcome bonus for travelling I couldn't go back to a manual toothbrush It has a handy 30 secs and 2 min reminder and a red light for when you press too hard

Uses standard brushes, doesn't have excessive number of useless "smart" features, good battery life (2 weeks +), gives warning of low battery unlike some models which just go flat. Will buy again if model still available in 5 years if it lasts as long as the previous one

This toothbrush replaces another Braun Oral-B that had been going on for years, there was nothing wrong with it but the battery needed recharging more often than it used to. It has lasted me over 10 years. It is obvious that the battery ages with charging and recharging. This new one has a much smaller charger, a pressure button and a low battery warning light, it also comes with a handy see-through plastic travel case. It would be easier to pack than the old one. The beauty of the Oral B is that most models are compatible with their different brushes and you can pick up cheaper toothbrushes that also work on this model. Because of the audible change in vibration you know for certain that you are brushing teeth for the recommended 2 minutes (30 seconds per quarter). Just hoping that this unit lasts as long as the one it replaced.

This is a good toothbrush, no question, but there are just too many in the range with minimal differences between them, and more bells and whistles than you’d need on a state-of-the-art sex toy. Do you really need a Bluetooth-enabled model that connects to your mobile phone? Maybe you do. What this one does is relatively simple. It has one small rotary brush head , and out of four modes in the instructions it does basic brush, and gentler brush (for sensitive spots), but it doesn’t do ‘whitening’ or ‘gum massage’. Whatever it might or might not do, it can only do it by varying the speed of whizz on a small rotary head, so that’s it. There’s no extra magic about other functions. And it flashes red if you’re applying too much pressure. So there it is. Good for the price. I was once told the secret of McDonalds business-model profitability, their breakthrough, was offering less unnecessary choice that was more expensive to provide, and providing a standard range of more straightforward products. There might be a lesson there for Oral-B.