Oral-B Pro 670 Cross Action Electric Toothbrush

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Bristles of the brush head should just skim the tooth surfaces. You don’t need to brush hard to clean your teeth effectively. You are likely going to get the best value from the Pro 1 680/Pro 1 750 variants, because they include a travel case. But, prices do vary, so this logic may not always apply. The best part is that Pro 650 is compatible with all Oral B brush heads; therefore, you can always buy a replacement head of your choice, ranging from sensitive, gum care, 3D white, CrossAction, floss Action and more.

At the time of writing and based on one user, the cost of the Pro 600 is 5p per day over 3 years compared to the 6p of the Pro 650. The toothbrush will stand up on a countertop, even though the base of it has a recess into which the prong on the inductive charging stand fits.If you were to take this with you on holiday in Europe, you would need a plug adapter, but not a voltage adapter. It is this paired with the consistent power from the motor and the scientifically engineered brush heads that ensure a clean that surpasses that of a manual brush. It offers a blend of features and functions that benefit us as users at a price that most will find affordable. As the name implies this mode is more gentle. It is designed to offer a softer, but thorough clean. It helps those with sore or inflamed gums, but reducing the number of movements in the brush head, making for a more comfortable brushing experience, until the sensitivity has gone or reduced. This mode is great if you are suffering from gum disease.

The great number of choices you have within the Oral-B range can make it really quite difficult to decide which toothbrush is right for you. A smaller, but relevant difference relating to the cleaning modes is that the motor in the Pro 2 2000 is a bit more powerful and actually offers more movements than the Pro 600. The Smart 6 comes with1 x CrossAction, 1 x Pro White/3D White and 1 x Sensitive brush head, but the Genius 9000 comes with one additional brush head, that is the FlossAction head.I really like the clean the brush offers, I have little in the way of complaint here. My teeth and gums felt clean after every use. You will see that the more feature-rich, and typically more expensive models are shown on the right, compared to the more cost effective models on the left. Smaller and less unsightly, it is designed to sit on a worktop rather than adhere to a wall or mirror. You just need to pop your phone in it, which takes a couple of seconds compared to the tens of seconds with the Genius brush configuration. You phone then sits in portrait or landscape orientation and shows the on-screen timer. Over time you will learn how much pressure you need to apply and it will essentially become redundant for most within a few month’s. One of the biggest differences is that the Pro 2 2000, which is the more premium model offers an extra cleaning mode.

Lasting up to 16 days or 66 minutes in our testing, that is an extra 4 days or 16 minutes of usage time. Smart 6 6000 vs Genius 9000 My hand’s on time achieved a maximum of 9 days or 18 brushing sessions of use. This is based on brushing twice a day for 2 minutes each time. When power is low the battery status icon on the front of the brush handle will flash and you will likely feel the decrease in brush power. Together these alert you to relieve the pressure when brushing. Once relieved the light will go out, the brush motor speed up and the sound change again.A new magnetic charger means the brush can be recharged in as little as 3 hours, rather than the more typical 12. It has a rounded shape although not perfectly cylindrical, it is a little deeper than it is wide, but it does feel relatively slim in hand.

To extend the value form the brush you may choose to share the brush handle with a partner or family member within your home. Just clip on and off your brush head, placing it on the stand when not in use Put these two brushes side by side and the differences between them are much harder to tell, they look almost identical, however there are some subtle differences. The outer box is primarily blue in colour, with the brush inside pictured on the front. In this case it is the Pro 1 680 in pink with the travel case included. Box contents in either of these brushes is fairly limited in comparison to more premium brushes like the Pro 6000, but included is what you need. To charge the brush, pop it on the stand and leave it typically 8-12 hours for a full charge. The brush can be left on the charger even if the battery is not depleted, it will not do any damage; although it is recommended to discharge the battery fully every 6 months.It is quite rare, in such a cost effective model to have a travel case included, but you do get this with the Pro 1 680. Although I managed 9, by day 8 the motor was slowing, the battery indicator flashing and really it needed charging. A big improvement, it means you can go between charges for longer and works better for those who travel and are away from power. You should imagine your mouth broken up into 4 sections. Upper right, upper left, lower right and lower left. The idea is that you spend 30 seconds cleaning each section. The pacer helps you keep an even brushing time on these 4 sections. Together these add up to the 2 minute total.