Oral-B Pro 100 Precision Clean, Battery Powered Electric Toothbrush, Blue and White

Very very nice. One issue. Well, two.
I would buy it again. nice and light for travel. They should sell it in a little travel case. The one issue – putting the battery in. I just could not open the bottom part to get the battery in, no matter what I did. I tried to call customer service but was told to call back during certain hours and was put in voice jail. Finally, finally I hit the bottom white piece with a hammer (!!!), with the bottom part wrapped in a towel, and was able to get the batteries in, a big relief because I really wanted to use it. Except for this issue I has not disappointed, although right now I am only on day two. Another issue, not Oral B related, was that I had to order it twice. The first item shows up as being delivered, but I think it was delivered somewhere else. An envelope came, but I had ordered several things at once and the toothbrush wasn’t there. I really wanted it so I ended up ordering it again after my attempt to fix this with Amazon got nowhere. But even at what I consider double the price because I paid twice, I think it is worth it. I still hope that a second one appears somehow because it is a good product and there is someone I would give it to.

Lasts for a year
I’ve purchased two of these and each lasted one year before dying (battery still runs but it just stutters, the head stopped spinning). When the second one died recently, I wasn’t going to purchase this one again because in my memory, it had been closer to $90 or so. But when I found this page, I see that it’s currently under $15. So I’m purchasing it for a third time. It seems crazy wasteful, since the idea is that it will just keep working and you can change out the brush heads only, but it does work nicely and I like that it’s small to pack for traveling.In sum: works great for about a year, but since it’s cheap, it’s still my preferred toothbrush.

It does the job but drains batteries fast
Updated review:In my original review I gave it 1 star and mentioned how it started to inexplicably malfunction after only a month of use.After additional troubleshooting, turns out, it was the battery. I had put brand new Duracell batteries in this thing when I got it, but it uses more power than other models I’ve used in the past. Thus, you have to change it out more often. I would say Duracell batteries run down in this device after a month of twice-daily use. Might be even shorter for cheaper brand batteries.When the battery is low it will turn on and off while you’re brushing. It will also do that twitching thing randomly that it is only supposed to do when the 2 minute timer runs out. It only happens when the battery is low. I’ve tested this several times now and as soon as I put in a new battery, it works perfectly again.So, it isn’t a malfunction like I originally thought, but there was no way I would’ve known that if I didn’t troubleshoot. Changing my star rating to 5 stars since it does the job and makes it easier to know if I’m brushing for the dentist recommended 2 minutes.Original review:After a month, the toothbrush no longer spins. I noticed a few times that once the timer activates (where it’ll vibrate for a few seconds) it would malfunction and stop spinning for a few seconds. But now, even after replacing the heads and troubleshooting, it continues to malfunction.

نوعية جيدة والخدمة جيدة وخامة ممتازه

حلوة و قوية و لكن صوتها مززززززززززعج تسوي ارتجاج في الراس 😓