Vitality Pro Black Electric Toothbrush

Great value for money, compared to other electric toothbrushes. It's super easy to change the heads, and the replaceable heads are affordable. It has three brushing modes, the first one for me personally is too soft and doesn't feel as though it's cleaning your teeth, however the second setting it perfect. Superior quality over cheaper models, within an affordable price point. Compatible with my bathroom UK shaver socket and the charge lasts very well. I'd recommend for a more affordable price point (I use this primarily when travelling), but I would recommend a newer, more expensive Oral-B toothbrush for regular everyday use that has more settings, and better features.

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.

Good toothbrush much stronger than my previous Oral B brush, but you do need to keep it on permanent charge as it only lasts 3 to 4 Days.

I was pleasantly surprised by this toothbrush, especially for the price. It feels comfortable to hold, is lightweight, and has enough power to leave my teeth feeling really clean after each use. The round brush head reaches around each tooth well, and I like that it comes with multiple brushing modes, including a gentler sensitive setting. The battery life has been good so far, and it charges easily using the included charger. The lilac colour is a nice touch too – a bit different from the usual white or black toothbrushes. If you’re looking for an affordable electric toothbrush from a trusted brand, I think this offers excellent value for money. I’m very happy with it and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

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).

Purchased this on the advice of my dentist, I have a couple of these now for home and travel, they are great and stay charged for a number of days, there are more expensive models on the market but this is a great brush for the money.

Good quality but petty spending more money on a better quality brush. Doesn’t hold its charge too well. Great value for money through. Durable and easy to replace the brush heads. 30 second timer to move section in your mouth

I purchased the Oral-B Vitality Pro for a basic, effective electric cleaning experience. It certainly delivers on the "superior clean" promise compared to a manual brush; my teeth feel genuinely smooth and dentist-clean. The three modes (Daily Clean, Sensitive, and Sensitive Plus) are a great feature, making it suitable for both a robust cleaning session and gentler gum care when needed. The integrated timer is also very helpful for ensuring I brush for the full two minutes. However, the major drawback that many users point out, and which I have experienced, is the lack of any sort of battery indicator. The battery life is decent (around a week of use), but the toothbrush simply dies without warning, often mid-brush. There is no light to show when it's low or fully charged, forcing you to guess and leave it on the charger overnight just to be safe.

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

The thing is there is only one charger but worth buying.

Original product with nice price