Spazzolino elettrico ricaricabile Oral-B Pro 1000, bianco manico ricaricabile bianco

Name: Spazzolino elettrico ricaricabile Oral-B Pro 1000, bianco manico ricaricabile bianco
Brand: Oral-B
SKU: 069055872826
Price: 78.35 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Oral-B

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EAN: 069055872826

Categories: Igiene orale, Spazzolini da denti e accessori, Spazzolini da denti elettrici e accessori, Spazzolini da denti elettrici, Rotante,

Batteries	1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
color	White
Country of Origin	USA
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
GTIN	069055859636
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	1000
Manufacturer	Braun
Product Dimensions	2.25 x 4.38 x 10 inches; 7.48 Ounces
UPC	069055859636

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Scritto da: Tim

Get the Pro 1500 instead.

Update #2: I know the Pro 1500 isn't on Oral-B's website. When I bought the Pro 1500 nearly a year ago, I asked Oral-B why it's not on their site because I was concerned I had just bought a discontinued product. They assured me that it was in fact a brand new item that they had just released and that they were going to add the Pro 1500 to their site "soon". I realize that it's nearly a year later and they still haven't done it even though they are still manufacturing it, but I have been to their site several times per month since then and I can tell you that I'm honestly not surprised it's not on their site yet. I get the impression that anyone could do a better job with their site up-keep than whoever is doing it now. I have even noticed that it's kinda somewhat falling apart. Some elements no longer work and haven't worked for months. Their products are fine, they just need better people to handle and operate their website. Update #1: When I wrote this review, the price was the same for the Pro 1000 and Pro 1500 (including both the black and white Pro 1000s). Today, the price for the Pro 1500 nearly $20 more than it was when I wrote this review, and currently close to $30 more than the Pro 1000. [Original review below] I bought this to replace a very new Vitality. It was a *HUGE* upgrade over the Vitality, but then I saw the Pro 1500 and learned from Oral-B that it's quite superior. The Pro 1000's specs are: - 1 cleaning mode: Daily Clean - 8,800 oscillations per minute and 20,000 pulsations per minute on the Daily Clean mode - A pressure sensor that's supposed to just stop the pulsations when it's triggered - A pro timer that hesitates the motor once every 30 seconds, and 3 times every 2 minutes - A NiMH battery (old technology) - A battery life of 28 minutes (7 days, 2 minutes per day 2 times per day) - A full recharge time of 22 hours - A green charge indicator LED that blinks while charging, but stays off when it's not charging - A red battery level indicator that blinks a few times upon on/off if the battery needs to be charged - The CrossAction brush head The Pro 1500's specs are: - 2 cleaning modes: Daily Clean and Sensitive - 9,900 oscillations per minute and 45,000 pulsations per minute on the Daily Clean mode (these speeds are faster than any I've seen so far in the specs of any of Oral-B's electric toothbrushes, including the Genius 8000 - they all seem to top out at 8,800 oscillations per minute and 40,000 pulsations per minute) - 7,400 oscillations per minute and 33,000 pulsations per minute on the Sensitive mode - A pressure sensor using a red LED that turns on when the pressure sensor is triggered - A pro timer that hesitates the motor once every 30 seconds, and 3 times every 2 minutes - A Lithium Ion battery - A battery life of 56 minutes (14 days, 2 minutes per day 2 times per day) - A full recharge time of 12 hours - A green charge indicator LED that blinks while charging, but stays off when it's not charging - A red battery level indicator that blinks a few times upon on/off if the battery needs to be charged. - The CrossAction brush head The Vitality is extremely basic: - 1 cleaning mode: Daily Clean - 7,600 oscillations per minute. - A timer that hesitates the motor 3 times every 2 minutes - A NiMH battery - A battery life of 20 minutes (5 days, 2 minutes per day 2 times per day) - A full recharge time of 19 hours - No charge indicators or battery life indicators - Mine came with the Sensitive Gum Care brush head In comparison, the Vitality seems like a cheap generic electric toothbrush. Don't consider buying it. When I upgraded to the Pro 1000, it was amazing. I wanted to burst at the seams and write an extremely rave review, but then I learned about *and ordered* the Oral-B Pro 1500. After using it, I can tell you that the Pro 1500 is *FAR* better than the Pro 1000. I honestly feel the Pro 1000 should be discontinued and no one should ever buy it. I mean really, the Pro 1500 is only $10 more right now and it destroys the Pro 1000. I would have given the Pro 1000 4 stars instead of just 3 if it had a Lithium Ion battery. They charge faster and last longer without charging. So yeah, I am not sure I would recommend the Pro 1000 if you can get the Pro 1500. The Pro 1500 is a much wiser purchase. I'm *extremely* happy with mine. It blows the Pro 1000 out of the water.

Scritto da: Sarah

Clean teeth!

My husband and I had the Phillips sonicare brushes before, but due to their cost we wanted to try something new. These took a few brushes to get used to, made our gums a bit sore due to the different brush style. However we are both very satisfied with these and have found to actually enjoy the circle rotation of the brush heads. The heads are also just the right size to get the very back teeth and all of their surfaces cleaned. They pulse every 30 seconds so that you can focus on one quadrant at a time and then pulse differently at the 2 minute mark. They also do not auto shut off like our others did at 2 mins which is nice to go back over all your teeth again at the end. The only real negative would be that they don't come with protective caps, we had to purchase those separately for the brush heads. Overall though, these seem to be great toothbrushes and are a nice slim design for travel.

Scritto da: Hailey Stan

Better than regular brushing!

I bought this electric toothbrush because I didn’t have the greatest appointment at the dentist recently. I was brushing too hard and my gums are receding. There are other electric toothbrushes that have all the bells and whistles but for me I just needed it to get my teeth clean. From the first time I used it I could tell a huge difference in how my teeth looked and felt. After brushing my whole mouth feels so much cleaner. There is a 2 minute timer with 30 second intervals which don’t feel like 30 seconds to me since I enjoy using this so much. It comes with a charger and I found that it can last about 2 days before needing to charge again with brushing twice a day. It is loud but that doesn’t bother me. This is definitely a great price and gets the job done!

Scritto da: Kevin

Great effectiveness, poor power button design.

First, a couple nitpicky criticisms: 1) The 30-second pulse is obnoxious, especially after the first couple weeks and you know how long everything takes. 2) The hi/med/low/off single button makes things tedious. Just hi/off or a switch would be improvements. 3) The charger stand is pretty small and has a very narrow base. With a tall toothbrush mounted on it, you'd better be careful not to even lightly bump it. And then, the reason for the lost star: The *awful* power button. If your fingertips are calloused, or you've got any degree of loss of feeling, or they're (gasp!) puffy and wrinkled, having just stepped out of the shower, you might have trouble locating the power button, as it's pretty close to flush with the shaft. Even a little braille-type bump would be helpful. And the splash factor means you can't remove it from your mouth to take a look. Then, once you've found it, you have to press it three times, assuming you started at hi speed. Really poor design that would be super-easy to fix. I like this thing - I really do. And I'll probably keep using it until it dies. But, man, I curse the power button every time I use it.

Scritto da: Bugart

Loud but does the job

Not the early ‘00’s quality toothbrush I had, but it cleans your teeth. Be sure to charge it before using, it can take up to 22-24 hours to fully charge (the green light will turn off when complete). The toothbrush head, there is a hole that allows water to drain, it can be messy when you’re used to the Panasonic brush heads that don’t “leak”. If you don’t like holding a wet toothbrush, this is a detractor. To call this brush “noisy” is an understatement. It sounds like one is operating a weed eater in your mouth. It was a huge difference after using a $30 Panasonic brush. The Panasonic is MUCH quieter and mostly cleans your teeth, well. All in all, you get what you pay for. It’s cheap but loud, and if you’re cool with that, you’ll have a brush that cleans your teeth for the value that you’re paying.

Scritto da: jason guptill

NiMH battery, not Lithium

Great toothbrush overall, but it really bugs the crap out of me that they lie in the product description on Amazon. It clearly says in the ad that it has a "lithium polymer battery" which would be kind of odd for such a device, but ok what do I know? Then I get the brush, and before even opening it I notice it clearly says on the bottom of box that it contains a NiMH battery. Dont get me wrong, it performs fine - but consider what people are commenting on re: battery life/charging. Takes a long time to charge (Days), instructions tell you to fully discharge batt once in a while, before recharging it to maintain batt life, etc. These are all telltale features of primitive, obsolete NiMH batts (think of cordless drills 15 years ago. theres a reason they all switched to Li-Ion) I think Oral B can do better, and that Amazon should cease lying to customers.

Scritto da: Dobilin

Best brush I've ever bought

I am really very pleased with this toothbrush. Before I bought it I read a number of reviews including the bad one and had a couple of concerns about buying, but I'm really happy I went ahead and bought. The first thing I did was read the instructions and felt that the negative reviews came from people who did not read how to use their brush. One example was someone said they were annoyed how the brush would hesitate how every so often, but what that is is a 30 second timer so you can ensure that you brush your teeth equally in every part of your mouth. People complained that the charging time took too long. What I learned was that the FIRST charging takes 22 hours then after that you leave the brush on the charger and its always available when you want to brush. The instructions direct that once every 6 months you let the builtin battery run right down and then you give it the full 22 hour recharge. I am finding that in 1 short month my teeth feel much cleaner and with the help of whitening tooth paste and whitening mouthrinse my teeth are starting to look whiter. It was not an overnight thing but a gradual change. I'm now recommending this brush to everyone I kmow.

Scritto da: Kim H

Garbage. DO NOT BUY!!

I had previously owned a higher model oral b brush and thought it was excellent, but I never used any of the fancy features. When it came to needing a new one, I did my research and thought this was the best value for core features. They lead you to believe this model is similar to the higher models in the important ways minus the unnecessary fancy things. WRONG. The battery life is worse than any device I have ever owned. 1-2 days to get a full charge, which lasts for about 3 days. Fine if you sit it on the stand every day, but the stand gets gross, and definitely not ideal for travel. The motor is extremely violent, like brushing with a small engine lawn mower or a jack hammer, unlike my old one which was smooth and more effective. This brush is the furthest thing from good value even at $50. My advice is spend a bit more and get a higher model with an LIon battery and smoother brushing.

Scritto da: Peter

Does a good job, and battery last long enough for a week!

Let me set the stage... I brush my teeth at least twice a day and typically three times. I find flossing tedious and most days I don't bother. My dentist suggested this type of brush as part of helping to address some gum irritation. This thing is great. Tooth brushing no longer feels like and awkward messy chore. It is quick, clean and I can feel the difference - teeth have that slick, just left the dentist feel. I like the pressure sensor that notifies me if I am pressing harder than I should. I was worried about travel and having it run out or needing to make sure it was always in the charger. Not a concern. I cheated it overnight when it arrived. I have purposely not charged it again since then. A week later, it is still going strong without a charge.

Scritto da: Lisa

Our dentist is happy with us

Love love love this toothbrush! We've since bought another Oral-B electric toothbrush (different type) from the drugstore and I don't like it nearly as much. The PRO 1000 has a timer that goes off every 30 seconds—with a longer vibration at the 2-minute mark—so you spend the correct amount of time brushing each quarter of your mouth. The charge lasts for days at a time and we just leave it on the charger overnight when it's running low. If you push too hard while brushing, it makes a weird noise so you know to ease up (a problem my husband's had in the past). I also appreciate the light on the front: if it's running low, a red light will start flashing so you know it's time to charge.