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Oral-B Pro 3500 Cross Action Black Electric Toothbrush with Travel Case
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It feels silly to sell something in the UK that needs a charger adapter… why would you not make it match the countries charging outlet? Very silly and inconvenient I was excited to use the brush to see that now I have to go through the trouble of finding an adapter for it. Dumb.
Nowhere on the item's page does it say that you'll need a charging adapter if your house doesn't have the stupid plug for it. I'm not going to start using it until I've got one, but seriously, I should have been privy to this information before opening the box and discovering I had no way to charge it.
So I've read that the "stuttering" is the built-in timer, which isn't made clear before buying, I dislike it very much as it's not a pleasant thing to have it stop in your mouth like that. I also had to get an adaptor plug as I'm new to electric toothbrushes and there was no way for me to know the charger would be the same as an electric razor-- my house doesn't have a socket for these. The "sensitive setting" which I could tell was the softest of the three is the one that I use and it's the one that has made my teeth and gums feel more sensitive. Is it supposed to do that? I did get the oral b sensitive heads to go with it, and my gums haven't bled once thankfully, so that speaks for the head. It cleans well, but at what cost?
I am very please with this black oral B
Got this electric toothbrush 3 weeks ago and omg what can I say it is brilliant,your teeth feel amazing and my gums have improved so much ,even my dentist commented how much my teeth and gums had improved so that to me says it all,a very worthwhile investment.
It's very strong, yes, but too strong to the point that my teeth hurt for hours after using it. The light for the two minute point... What light? It has never shown itself and I've timed over two minutes a few times now. While brushing it randomly freezes up and grinds gently for a few seconds before going back to normal. I didn't expect rubbish that doesn't do what it says and hurts me, but I suppose that's what I got. I'll have to switch back to manual, what a waste... The reason it's not a one star is because it is definitely an electric toothbrush and I know I have a sensitive mouth, but really, there should be a softer setting.