#Sparkle pro toothbrush pro#

#Sparkle pro toothbrush pro#

The old Pro 3 models had a rear pressure-sensor indicator which glowed red if the brush detected you were brushing too hard, but the goes one better with a 360-degree ring, as found on Oral-B’s mid-range and premium brushes. Whitening uses a slightly weird pattern where the brush starts slow then ramps up in speed, sounding a bit like a sports car accelerating through the gears.īest teeth whitening toothpaste 2022: Brush your way to a brighter smile The first is your everyday brushing mode, with the head oscillating back and forth at around 8,800 oscillations per minute, while sensitive drops the speed. The button turns the brush on and cycles between its three modes: daily clean, whitening and sensitive.

We also like the two points that stick out at the back, allowing you to rest the Pro 3 lying down without it rolling off your bathroom shelf. It also doesn’t trap toothpaste and associated gunk like the old models could, rinsing nice and clean under the tap. You might think this makes the less comfortable to use, but it’s light and easy to handle. In comes a smooth, streamlined design in glossy plastics, with a single indicator on the power button and a charging indicator near the base. Out go chunky rubber-feel grips and light-up icons. Oral-B’s design has shifted since the last generation. READ NEXT: The best electric toothbrushes to buy Oral B review: What’s it like to use? As with any electric toothbrush, you’d be bonkers to buy it at the RRP. The RRP starts at £90, but we’ve already found it on sale for £50 or less, and you can expect prices to stick at around this point in the run-up to Christmas. You can also find it with or without a bundled travel case at different price points. The comes in three different colours – Black Onyx, Pink and Alabaster White – and with a choice of Cross Action or Sensitive Heads. It doesn’t have any of the smart features of the older Smart or Genius brushes or the iO motor and display of the top-of-the-range iO models, but it has a slicker, more refined design, excellent battery life and a 360-degree pressure sensor. The Oral-B is the new step-up model in the incredibly convoluted Oral-B line-up, coming in just above the entry-level Pro 2 and Vitality models but below the Smart, Genius and iO lines.

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