Oral-B Pro 5000 Cross Action Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush with Bluetooth Connectivity Powered by Braun
Amazon Deal of the Day
18 comments
michaelfentonplymouth
25 Mar 17#1
will probably not work with android nougat
tuggy
25 Mar 17#2
RRP £170
I can't stop laughing
Mark43 to tuggy
25 Mar 17#3
I don't think I've ever seen an electric toothbrush for sale anywhere near its RRP. Still £45 is a very good price, I wouldn't ever pay extra for something as pointless as bluetooth on one of these, but at this price its okay.
knm
25 Mar 171#4
Was about to purchase Pro-4000 for 49.99 and thought to give HUKD a check.
Can't thank anymore to the OP.
only4ali to knm
25 Mar 171#6
happy for you, deal was just in time :smiley:
chrisbenwalker
25 Mar 17#5
A toothbrush with Bluetooth? :confused:
Drewy
25 Mar 172#7
I prefer the Sonicare range but the thing is i absolutely hate these electric toothbrush companies. They solder the battery in these so you can't change them yourself without soldering experience. They use a cheap battery that is to last just after warranty. 90% of all electric toothbrushes last an average of 2yrs and its the battery that usually dies, yet they still want to pay 50-100+ for a new one. Tried changing the battery twice myself but had zero luck
Though I've never known people to have that issue, I only bought mine recently but my Mum has had her (cheap) OralB for over 10 years and its still going, other family members have had theirs for a long time as well.
XEntity
25 Mar 171#8
Sorry but 45 quid for an electric toothbrush, when you can get one from the same company for under £15, I really don't understand what the benefit of paying 3 times the price it doesn't brush your teeth any better?! Sorry but this is just marketing and stupidity after that price point surely... happy for someone to show me some facts telling me otherwise!
Mark43 to XEntity
26 Mar 171#16
Yeah I think at this price its just adding pointless features to justify a higher price. Having said that, there are a few features I wanted that I don't think were on the really cheap ones, such as pressure sensor and sensitive mode. I paid £30 for mine and am happy with it. The advice I had from my dentist was not to get one of the really cheap ones, but not to pay loads for pointless features such as bluetooth.
earlcebu
25 Mar 17#9
£45 for 2 years and you use it 2-3 times per day .... absolutely a steal ! vs to going to a UK dentist which rip you off massively
Dyslexic_Dog to earlcebu
26 Mar 17#12
Going to a UK dentist?
I think most people can manage to brush their own teeth all by themselves!
earlcebu
26 Mar 17#10
Sorry Xentity . My post is not even directed to your post. I'm just stating my opinion. I don't intend to argue to anyone here.
Thanks OP !
XEntity to earlcebu
26 Mar 17#11
Sorry, I apologise, will revoke my comments and stop being a grumpy sod :smiley:
earlcebu
26 Mar 17#13
Well you can say that but it's a known fact that they do charge extortionate amount for dental services. BTW I didn't say that we all go to the dentist for them to brush our teeth ! Did I ?
lovesit
26 Mar 17#14
Can't see it for £44.99 ?? Oh dear just re- read the post deal of the day yesterday :laughing:
smk77 to lovesit
31 Mar 17#18
It went up but it is back down to £44.99 again. I bought one earlier.
Gozer
26 Mar 17#15
I got the Oral-B 4000 from Costco for £36, also Bluetooth but it wouldn't connect to my phone or tablet.
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Amazon Deal of the Day
18 comments
I can't stop laughing
Can't thank anymore to the OP.
Though I've never known people to have that issue, I only bought mine recently but my Mum has had her (cheap) OralB for over 10 years and its still going, other family members have had theirs for a long time as well.
I think most people can manage to brush their own teeth all by themselves!
Thanks OP !