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Oral-B Smart 5000 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White or Black)
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I do really like my Oral B's. Been using one for quite awhile now, probably almost 10 years. TBH I don't see that much difference between my pricier Oral B's like this 5000 vs. the cheapo $30 kid ones I buy my kids. Yes, the expensive ones have more settings, but I don't see any indication that these are beneficial long term, as even my brush with 5 different settings basically only gets used on 1.
I will say just from experience of having tried switching to Philips sonicare brushes, that Oral B is def. the way to go. At the time I was traveling a lot and the battery life of Sonicare was apealing (claimed up to 2 weeks vs 1 week for Oral B). Not talking about what's more effective cleaning, by most accounts they're both really good and way better than normal brushing, but the sonic motors in Philips brushes have (for me) a 100% failure rate. Like clockwork every single one I bought died in about 1 year. They're on avg. more expensive than oral b's, and went through 3 of them before I finally just went back to Oral B brushes.
I've never had one oral b motor fail on me, even the cheapo $30 kid ones.
I do really like my Oral B's. Been using one for quite awhile now, probably almost 10 years. TBH I don't see that much difference between my pricier Oral B's like this 5000 vs. the cheapo $30 kid ones I buy my kids. Yes, the expensive ones have more settings, but I don't see any indication that these are beneficial long term, as even my brush with 5 different settings basically only gets used on 1.
I will say just from experience of having tried switching to Philips sonicare brushes, that Oral B is def. the way to go. At the time I was traveling a lot and the battery life of Sonicare was apealing (claimed up to 2 weeks vs 1 week for Oral B). Not talking about what's more effective cleaning, by most accounts they're both really good and way better than normal brushing, but the sonic motors in Philips brushes have (for me) a 100% failure rate. Like clockwork every single one I bought died in about 1 year. They're on avg. more expensive than oral b's, and went through 3 of them before I finally just went back to Oral B brushes.
I've never had one oral b motor fail on me, even the cheapo $30 kid ones.
https://www.costco.com/oral-b-sma...ue&nf=tru
Li-Ion batteries and no pointless bluetooth
I do really like my Oral B's. Been using one for quite awhile now, probably almost 10 years. TBH I don't see that much difference between my pricier Oral B's like this 5000 vs. the cheapo $30 kid ones I buy my kids. Yes, the expensive ones have more settings, but I don't see any indication that these are beneficial long term, as even my brush with 5 different settings basically only gets used on 1.
I will say just from experience of having tried switching to Philips sonicare brushes, that Oral B is def. the way to go. At the time I was traveling a lot and the battery life of Sonicare was apealing (claimed up to 2 weeks vs 1 week for Oral B). Not talking about what's more effective cleaning, by most accounts they're both really good and way better than normal brushing, but the sonic motors in Philips brushes have (for me) a 100% failure rate. Like clockwork every single one I bought died in about 1 year. They're on avg. more expensive than oral b's, and went through 3 of them before I finally just went back to Oral B brushes.
I've never had one oral b motor fail on me, even the cheapo $30 kid ones.
i wish i could include how often they were used im my review of them, but they dont have bluetooth, so im just going to have to guess and say twice a day... lol.
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If you don't want to use the Bluetooth options, don't.
This is still a great brush and a great price. Mine are 2 years old and going strong. Don't see enough of an uplift so skipping current generation.
PS I'm one of those weirdos that uses the buggy app for 100% coverage in around 2 minutes 20 seconds.
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https://www.costco.com/oral-b-sma...ue&nf=tru
Li-Ion batteries and no pointless bluetooth
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