Oral-B Pro 6000 with Bluetooth and 4 replacement heads. Down from £229.99 to £65.02 and then use code 'ORALB20OFF' to bring price down to £45.02.
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Danze1984
21 Dec 152#1
It's a good deal, but, Bluetooth toothbrushes? I've heard it all.
Trax to Danze1984
21 Dec 15#3
..and "Intelligent Bluetooth 4.0 Technology to track your results, customise your teeth brushing and provide entertainment." - what next? a lullaby singing toothbrush...
wasabimaster
21 Dec 151#2
Good price, bad brush, save your money and get the Pro 2000 instead.
Holdsworth to wasabimaster
21 Dec 15#4
Why? I'm considering this, as it has excellent reviews on Amazon.
michaelb1967
21 Dec 15#5
I have got one and it is an excellent brush. Using it for a year and very satisfied. This is a very good deal. I bought it for £70 from Costco
chenzz
21 Dec 151#6
This is crazy deal! The best toothbrush ever!
could be used for years!
GussieG
21 Dec 15#7
It's a good brush, but doesn't do a huge amount more than the 2000. The Pro 2000 for £19.74 is a better deal. Use the savings to buy replacement brush heads.
chenzz
21 Dec 15#8
I tried. But 20% off is not working for pro 2k
j8ulia
21 Dec 15#9
Bought it with my points thanks!
bigkiss2024
21 Dec 15#10
wish i seen this the other day i ordered for £65 thinking that was a good price
Parisian
21 Dec 151#11
Sounds like a perfect present for Sheldon Cooper (Big Bang Theory) :-)
only4ali
21 Dec 15#12
Good Price, feeling sorry for all those who paid 55 - 65
GussieG
21 Dec 15#13
ORALB10OFF gives £10 off £29.74
MrJinxy
21 Dec 151#14
In terms of the actual toothbrush is there anything different to the pro 2500 which is £25?
Bigger battery, travel case, head holder on the base, Bluetooth, timer, pressure sensors that lights up red when too much pressure and green when time to switch cleaning quadrants. Also comes with 4 heads instead of 1 and has extra cleaning modes.
MrJinxy to wacko911
21 Dec 151#18
Bigger battery, pointless as only use 4 mins a day then goes back on charge.
Travel case, 2500 also has one
Head holder, really lol?
Bluetooth, novelty, won't get used after few months
Timer, they all have them or vibrate to indicate 2 mins
Light sensors, 2500 has
2500 is also compatible with other heads
Not having ago, just can't justify the extra £20 (or £40 in my case as after two new ones)
Good brush but as an owner of one, the bluetooth is a gimmick. I don't even bother with the screen anymore. I've never tried the app as not interested.
GussieG
21 Dec 15#19
2000/2500 also have pressure sensor & timer. 2500 has travel case. Extra cleaning modes on the 6000 aren't really worth it, and you're better off buying more Cross-Action heads than the extra ones they include with the 6000.
celticprince
21 Dec 15#20
Based on its usual price, this is a good price, heat added. However, if you do just a little research you will find that what this offers over the 2000 is deemed superfluous. Personally, I went for the 3000 for £23 and apart from the dire battery technology it is fantastic. I really would be loathed to pay more for a product with such weak battery performance.
HUKDUSER94
21 Dec 15#21
Bloated RRP; here's the Amazon price history
ycsb
21 Dec 151#22
Does anyone know where i can get some £300 toothpaste to go with this?
celticprince
21 Dec 15#23
OOS Online
DealJourno
21 Dec 15#24
Save your money and invest in the much better Philips Sonicare. I have the Oral B Pro 5000 gathering dust as it's significantly less powerful than my old Sonicare.
celticprince to DealJourno
21 Dec 15#27
They are both equally well-rated, but use different technology and thus 'feel'. From reading, Sonicare appears marginally better for whitening and Oral B for plaque removal. My dentist told me they are both good but that he couldn't get on with a Sonicare (neither could I). Oral B is closer in feel to a traditional toothbrush.
Would you like to send me your 5000 as I would be happy to clean off the dust and put it to good use?
GussieG
21 Dec 151#25
Oral B are much better.
adamparsons5243
21 Dec 15#26
Out of stock!
DealJourno
21 Dec 15#28
In your opinion. But having owned both my personal view is that the Oral B is way less powerful than the Philips Sonicare.
The Oral B is great if you want gimmicks like bluetooth or a small display with a clock and smiley face.
For cleaner teeth my vote is with the Sonicare.
Mughees
21 Dec 15#29
OOS
GussieG
21 Dec 151#30
From professional experience, the majority of people get much better results with Oral B. If you get on better with Sonicare, that's great, but it's a steeper 'learning curve' to use sonic brushes effectively. As stated above, don't worry about the gimmicks of smiley faces, brushing modes etc., just go for a more basic brush (2000/2500).
wasabimaster
21 Dec 151#31
Bought it last year, the battery only lasts 4 to 5 uses of ~4 mins so it's constantly on the charger, comparatively my 6 year old Triumph 9500 (the one it was meant to replace) still lasts 6-8 brushes.
If you've got a weekend trip and only want hand luggage you'll need space for the charger, not heavy, but not worthy of the "Pro" label.
The other brushing modes are a novelty and the BT display is a joke - can you really label something as a "Professional" product and have a large display showing 3 different kinds of smiley faces depending on how long you brush?!?! Good for encouraging a 5 year old to brush but on a "Pro", really...?
Read the Amazon reviews, note how many people complain about the battery life and you'll understand.
The Pro 2000 has a longer battery life and 2 brushing modes (? I really only use the one "clean" mode), use the money you save on stacking up the toothbrush head Subscribe & Save deals that pop up now and then.
wasabimaster
21 Dec 15#32
This code still works on the Pro 2000 and is still in stock, awesome deal.
celticprince
21 Dec 151#33
Interestingly, research has also shown that power does not equate to cleaning efficacy. I used to manually clean my teeth with great zeal (wrongly) but my teeth feel far cleaner now using the Oral B.
I agree, but that only relates to this model which is 'top of the range' and full of unnecessary superfluities.
Possibly a little whiter in comparison, but a bit more plaque left between your teeth according to the research.
Each to their own and you are obviously entitled to your vote :smiley:
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asl9791
21 Dec 151#34
As a dentist the literature supports oscillating toothbrushes as more efficient in plaque removal vs sonic brushes. Both excellent but on paper oscillating (oral b) are better
goodersuk
21 Dec 15#35
Still in stock, so just ordered. Thank you.
markao
21 Dec 15#36
for those who already have one of these, where is the cheapest place for replacement heads for these ?
shyam
24 Dec 15#37
this offer is back on. i just ordered
wasabimaster to shyam
24 Dec 15#38
You have my sympathies...
IWannaBeAdored
28 Dec 15#39
Back in stock for those interested. Ordered one for £45.02 using code.
Was £55 Amazon lightning deal yesterday.
shaunp
30 Dec 15#40
Thank you OP... it's back in stock and I got myself a bargain!
sonypc100
1 Jan 16#41
boots now out of stock online
April166
9 Jan 16#42
Last week I bought one at £45, which I'm happy. Now I'm trying to get another one but it directs me to the Boots website and the price is £229.99! Is the deal gone?
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could be used for years!
Or is the Bluetooth the only difference?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Oral-B-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush-Powered/dp/B00PIRQEBO/ref=sr_1_5?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1450705169&sr=1-5&keywords=electric+toothbrush
Travel case, 2500 also has one
Head holder, really lol?
Bluetooth, novelty, won't get used after few months
Timer, they all have them or vibrate to indicate 2 mins
Light sensors, 2500 has
2500 is also compatible with other heads
Not having ago, just can't justify the extra £20 (or £40 in my case as after two new ones)
Would you like to send me your 5000 as I would be happy to clean off the dust and put it to good use?
The Oral B is great if you want gimmicks like bluetooth or a small display with a clock and smiley face.
For cleaner teeth my vote is with the Sonicare.
If you've got a weekend trip and only want hand luggage you'll need space for the charger, not heavy, but not worthy of the "Pro" label.
The other brushing modes are a novelty and the BT display is a joke - can you really label something as a "Professional" product and have a large display showing 3 different kinds of smiley faces depending on how long you brush?!?! Good for encouraging a 5 year old to brush but on a "Pro", really...?
Read the Amazon reviews, note how many people complain about the battery life and you'll understand.
The Pro 2000 has a longer battery life and 2 brushing modes (? I really only use the one "clean" mode), use the money you save on stacking up the toothbrush head Subscribe & Save deals that pop up now and then.
Interestingly, research has also shown that power does not equate to cleaning efficacy. I used to manually clean my teeth with great zeal (wrongly) but my teeth feel far cleaner now using the Oral B.
I agree, but that only relates to this model which is 'top of the range' and full of unnecessary superfluities.
Possibly a little whiter in comparison, but a bit more plaque left between your teeth according to the research.
Each to their own and you are obviously entitled to your vote :smiley:
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Was £55 Amazon lightning deal yesterday.