Oral-B - Pro 1500 (Model: 069055126301)

I’ve never had an oral-b battery last more than 3 years. PITA to replace the battery. I still buy them even though they are designed to fail… :( Edit: the brushes my family of 3 have used from oral b all with the same lack of longevity are Pro1000, Pro1500, oral b kids. Have not tried the other models.

I’ve replaced 3 batteries I can remember. Lithium ion replacements that performed way better than the originals. Got them on eBay. Used a YouTube video to know how to take it apart and solder the contacts etc. I’d say it’s entry level. Not even close to the skill needed for iPhone battery replacement. Couple take aways from my experience. Oral b could very easily make the battery simple for anyone to replace but they choose not too. Designed obsolescence. The amount of gunk inside the case when I’ve worked on them is unacceptable. They are not sealed well in my experience and the design has not been improved at all in the last decade. The big change was ni cad to lithium. There isn’t a better brushing action on the market that I’ve used. So I keep buying a not BIFL product. Which is a bummer. Assuming the brush is used 2x a day, everyday, for the full amount of time. That is pretty impressive. After one battery replacement I’m done. At that point the handles rubber or something else is disintegrating.

used to think electric toothbrushes were just a gimmick to get you to spend more money, but I’ve had a complete 180 after switching. I had terrible plaque buildup along my lower teeth no matter how hard or how often I brushed manually. I finally caved after my hygienist literally showed me a mirror and pointed out where I was missing every single time. I bought the Oral-B Pro 1500 (was on sale for like $50), and after about 6 months the difference was night and day. The oscillating round head actually gets around each tooth instead of just sweeping back and forth, and the pressure sensor saved my gums because apparently I was brushing way too aggressively. The thing that surprised me the most wasn’t even the cleaner teeth, though—it was how much easier it was. I didn’t realize how much “manual effort” went into brushing until I switched. Now I just gently guide the brush and it does all the work. Zero regrets, honestly should’ve done it sooner.

ORAL B Pro Cross Action ☺️

OralB Pro električna sa sensitive nastavcima. Ima tri modea i nikakve bluetooth smart gluposti. Ako prejako stisneš uspori se i signalizira jakim crvenim svjetlom. Zubi kasnije glatki kao polirani u 2min. Stomatologinja mi je rekla da koristim mekane nastavke. Kaže da su tvrdi dobri samo za čistiti gebis 😄 Ta električna mi dobro očisti iza osmica što sa običnom nisam mogao. Idem prema 50-toj i još imam sve zube.

I have multiple Oral-B brushes. Different models run at different speeds. So while I don’t think their smart brush is worth it, the better Pro series is. My pro one comes with 4x30 second timers, and a pressure warning, in addition to a better motor than my other few. 

Oral-B. Buy the best Pro that your budget allows. Job done. 

I am a practicing general dentist and have used both. I used the oral b professional for many years before switching to the io. Both brushed well, but the io's battery was not very good. I then switched to the Philip sonicare and have been happy with it. I got the least expensive one I could, so I could see if I like it. I do and have continued to use it. To summarize, I would recommend either of those brands, just be careful with the io.

I can't deinfluence you. Also recommended by dentists. But not just any electric toothbrush. Wag yung mga replaceable batteries. Only rechargeable Buy the "Oscillating" ones. Not just any electric.

Oral B. But Xiaomi is a good brand also. Kahit yung water flossing.

Oral b pro and get one with the sensor and they are usually on offer in Dunnes or Boots …….I’m a dental nurse

Get the oral b pro. It runs like 30$ and its the best toothbrush on the market and it auto turns off if you push too hard, so it will protect your gums from further deterioration.

Oral B Pro, start there

Pour être honnête, j'ai acheté une Oral-B iO à 300 $ et mes dents ne sont pas plus propres qu'avec le modèle Pro à 60 $. Économisez votre argent.