Vitality Pro Black Electric Toothbrush

I had been reading about electric brushing over manual so did a lot of knowing into the topic using AI and started looking for an entry level for myself and spouse. Spouse's birthday was around and I always come up with something new, unthought of and a useful gift. It was this, this time. And with the duo pack it was a gift for me as well ;). Has been great experience using this since then. Can't compare it with other models but this for first time use of e-brush I would say I may stay on this as long as I dont come across any real benefit of using a different make and model of e-brush. Grip and fit is awesome. No brainer in the 3 speed modes. The only con is as everyone mentions you never know when it goes out of charge, an led would have been a great plus but not something that needs more quids to be spent - can be easily managed with set week of the day charging as it definitely lasts more than 7 days so you will not run out in a week. I dont know those who are complaining about sharing a charging station between family members can they not fix it in the common area? I see it very convenient to carry only one when travelling as well.

I’m really happy with the Oral-B Vitality Pro Electric Toothbrush. It’s simple to use, comfortable to hold, and leaves my teeth feeling noticeably cleaner than a regular manual toothbrush. The different cleaning modes are useful, and the built-in timer makes it easy to brush for the recommended amount of time. The battery lasts well between charges, and the brush heads are easy to replace. For the price, it offers everything I need without unnecessary features. A great choice if you’re looking for a reliable and affordable electric toothbrush. Would definitely recommend!

Simple and easy to use electric toothbrush that does the job well for everyday brushing. It comes with two brush heads, which are very easy to swap over, making it convenient if more than one person wants to use the handle or when replacing heads. The toothbrush also offers three cleaning modes/speed settings, which is a nice feature at this price point and allows you to choose a setting that feels most comfortable. The built-in timer functions are useful too. There’s a 2-minute total brushing reminder, along with 30-second interval alerts to encourage you to move between different areas of your mouth for more even brushing. The handle itself is lightweight, comfortable to hold, and straightforward to operate with a single button. The main downside is the battery life. With one person using it twice a day, morning and evening, it only seems to last around a week before needing to be recharged. The charging system is also quite dated as it uses a proprietary charging base and takes many hours to fully recharge once empty. Another annoyance is the lack of charging indicators. There’s no proper charging light or battery status indicator, so it’s difficult to tell whether it’s charging correctly or when it has fully charged. Overall, it’s a decent entry-level electric toothbrush with useful features and good cleaning performance, but the battery and charging setup definitely falls behind more modern alternatives.

Would 100% recomend if you have verry sensitive teeth like I do the brush head is very soft and it’s perfect for sensitive teeth good price to and lasts just under a year will always be buying in the future

For the £23 I bought it for I'd say this is definitely not the worst investment I've ever made, and it absolutely does give me a far better tooth clean than any manual brush ever could. From that perspective it absolutely does what I bought it for. That being said though, I think I have to echo a lot of what other people have been saying about it, from the point of view of its downsides. I havent had quite the egregious battery life other people seem to have been experiencing, but I'd also hesitate to call the battery life "good". I live by myself, and I manage to get anywhere from two to three days out of it before it needs charging again. Its not absolutely terrible and I bought it knowing the battery life was a weak point, but if you have a full family thats using it then the battery won't last very long at all. This is a problem, considering that there's no way to know when the battery is getting low other than just how strong the motor feels when you're using it. Looking at the instructions, it seems like other models have an LED on them, but this one doesnt even have a single one. This both means that its hard to get an exact idea of when the battery needs charging, and also means you wont know when exactly its done charging either (I think maybe some people are experiencing poor battery life because they arent leaving it on for long enough, precisely because of that). You sort of just have to guess at when it might be done or check how strong the motor feels. Dont get me wrong, I like that its simple and I dont think its inherently a bad product - I intend to keep it an use it even with its flaws, just because it does everything I need it to, only really cost the equivalent of a few packets of toothburshes, and having the integrated timer is really useful. However I feel like they made it a little too simple for its own good. Not having even a single LED on there does kind of harm the functionality, given that the battery life isnt exactly stellar to begin with. I'm ok with that on balance since I'm the only one using it here, but it may well be worth it to most people to move slightly further up the like to a slightly higer end brush. I feel like its also worth noting, while we're on the subject, that the brush's charger only has a shaver plug connector, and it doesnt include an adapter for a standard wall socket. Thats fine if you have a shaver plug, but I feel like to an extent those are a dying breed so most people will also need a shaver plug adapter to use a normal socket with it, which is worth noting since it adds to the cost and it isnt really mentioned on the product page (albeit not especially significantly).

The no pressure sensor isn't amazing but the toothbrush is very good, the one with the pressure sensor i previously had one having issues with mold forming on the rubber but this one is hard plastic near where the brush attaches so its been perfect so far. I wouldn't say its suitable for children as its a adults toothbrush. The timer is really good. The grip is very good too as its a softer plastic almost rubber. The battery life lasts pretty good and im doing invisalign treatment so have to brush alot more each day.

At thiese prices I bought this as a travel toothbrush. I have a more expensive Oral B handle as my daily toothbrush. I would not like to lose it. This was c.£25. I bought a seplouis Electric Toothbrush Travel Case for Oral B & Philips Sonicare (Black) to hold it and the whole set up worked a treat. The case holds two brush heads - ideal if you are travelling as a couple. Oral B toothbrushes are fabulous. The 2 minute timer forces you to clean your teeth properly. I will not repeat what many have said already. If you use an Oral B tootbrush (as I do)... I bought this for travelling. It worked.

Seems Ok so far after 2 days but is not as good as previos ones I have had over the years. It seems to charge ok on a shaver socket thankfuly. It does not have a charging light or a light to tell you if you are brushing to firmly. All my others had this and to me it should still be on this model. They seem to want to sell more fancy and complicated models which we dont need as all yo need is one to clean your teeth properly.

Replacing my old Pro toothbrush I’ve read the negative reviews but disagree. It comes with a two pin plug because it’s for a Bathroom shaving/mirror light. The poor battery life mentioned is not a problem because for five years with my other Pro I just left it on continuous charge with no problem.

Tutto ok

La prise est trop petite je ne sais pas l’insérer à l’intérieur. Mauvais achat je ne mettrais même pas une étoile

Original product with nice price

Great toothbrushes.