I have been using Oral-B electric toothbrushes for years and this is the first time I have been disappointed. It takes a very long time to fully charge. It lasts less than any other. Finally, I think it does not brush as well as my old one of the same type!

Very bad battery. I charge the toothbrush for a full twenty-four hours and on its first use, after two minutes, it stops working.

I haven't been very satisfied. As a toothbrush, it's quite good. The problematic part I've identified is the battery, which lasts very little. Otherwise, it's okay.

Good cleaning. Loud noise that bothers me. It gets slippery if water falls on it. And you have to press 3 times to turn it off. Otherwise, it's fine.

There is no reason to buy an electric toothbrush. It's not worth the money. You spend more upfront, you have to keep it charged, and sometimes you still need a regular toothbrush. On top of that, the replacement brush heads are expensive.

This is the third Oral-B I have bought and it noticeably has the weakest battery of them all. I don't know if I got one with a defective battery.

So far so good, value for money, I hope it lasts as long as the previous one I had, almost 8 years until it gave out...

It is a very good toothbrush and its battery lasts a long time. I expected it to be a bit more powerful

It is excellent. My cheap 10-year-old Oral B broke and this one seemed very luxurious compared to my old one. Powerful and cleans nicely

It is a good toothbrush with a plastic handle, not a rubber one. It could display the battery percentage continuously and not just be a light that turns on when the battery is low; you can tell that yourself from the intensity. The pressure sensor doesn't really do anything, it just makes a slightly different sound but usually you don't notice

If you ignore the fact that every now and then it makes some pauses because it has to tell you how long you should brush, etc... it seems to be an honest and decent toothbrush that removes a lot of plaque (certainly not as much as regular - non-electric ones)

Coming from a regular toothbrush, I can say that it is indeed powerful and cleans teeth much better than a simple toothbrush. I recommend it.

Cheap but nothing like the one I had before. You have to press and hold the button to turn it off so it takes a little time to get used to that. It is not powerful at all. Only on the first day after each charge. It is economical but not satisfactory. I would not buy it again

Very weak. You should be coming from a simple toothbrush. If you had a strong one before, don't even think about it. I mainly got it for the case and as a backup.

The battery lasted 5-6 months. After that, it was underperforming. At 9-10 months the battery was dead and it is impossible to charge...

coming from a simple toothbrush it is really perfect. it really cleans the teeth in depth

Replaced an older Oral-B model and for its price it’s fine so far. It has 3 pressure levels that you control with the on-off button, but if you use the 1st level then you need another 3 presses to turn it off, which isn’t very convenient. The battery lasts for up to 10 uses, I expected it to last longer but even so it’s ok.

It is the first electric toothbrush I have bought. I can guarantee that the difference with the manual one is huge. Very good, comfortable, and with a very good result. You notice the difference in brushing quality from the first use. I don't have a comparison with the more expensive series of the company, but if someone wants to start relatively economically with their first electric toothbrush, I highly recommend it...

Prefer another one that also includes its case. This one does not include it and it is worth it for travel, etc. The price difference is small. Other than that, it is just fine

This is the third Oral B electric toothbrush I have bought, my previous one lasted a decade and I replaced it because its battery no longer held a charge.

This particular one is a simple model and does its job well, the problem is its battery which, even when charged according to the manufacturer's instructions (24 hours, light indicator), does not last more than 4 days with 2 brushings per day.

It does its job just fine! 4 stars because to turn it off you have to press the off button 3 times since it has 3 speeds. It's a bit annoying.

very good and with a nice design. cleans better than my old corresponding electric one which was simpler.

I wish its battery lasted longer though, but for its price very good.

Although it is the basic version of an electric toothbrush, it does much more than I would expect. After each brushing, you feel like you just left the Dentist ♥️ I believe this says it all.

Excellent product since ORAL B is renowned for its quality in toothbrushes. Incomparably better than the previous one we used for 15 years without any issues. Simply, the batteries could no longer last for three brushings in a row. We made an excellent purchase.

I don't think it has a pressure sensor, at least not for me!?
It does have three speed settings that probably help with sensitive gums

I got it on sale for 16 euros, it's the best, and regarding the comments about charging, you should read the instructions for all products to have an opinion. It needs about 24 hours of charging basically until the charging light goes off. I have been charging it since 31/10/24 and it still hasn't run out

Good overall but the battery doesn't last even a week. I bought it on sale for 16 euros but I wouldn't choose it again.

After 6 months, a drastic drop in battery life. Brushing and charging. All OralB electric toothbrushes are the same.

Very good, I have had it for 3 months without any issues, the only downside for me is its battery which lasts 4-5 days with 2 washes a day. Nevertheless, it's amazing!

Those who had and still have the older ones with alkaline batteries that lasted for months have nothing to do with the autonomy and power. Unfortunately, the battery in the Pro 1 is a low-capacity rechargeable - it doesn't change and doesn't last even a week, and its charging is also very slow, taking 24 hours to charge, resulting in having to keep it permanently on the wireless - inductive charging to avoid running out suddenly. In my opinion, go for the next model Pro 3, which has a larger battery and provides a minimum autonomy of 2 weeks.