Also had 8 replacement heads for £3.99, cant find on website though
Harley_Mick
24 Aug 17#2
had one for ages, works great, only ngative is the rubber grip parts deteriorating slightly
tafarrant
24 Aug 17#3
Can the heads be bought from other suppliers?
ukwomble to tafarrant
24 Aug 17#4
Seems to be a few ebay sellers but they're charging more(around the £5.50-99). If you can get them in your local store stock up there, I picked up 2 packs so with the heads that came with unit I have the toothbrush and 24 heads in total for £22.97
June50
24 Aug 17#5
Bought one tonight. Husband has had one for 2 years now and still going strong.
getknk
24 Aug 17#6
Great design. Will have a move from oralb
Spottybutterfly
24 Aug 17#7
How is the battery on this, gave up on oralb as they always died just after 2 years. Have a Phillips at the moment.
itlums to Spottybutterfly
24 Aug 17#9
I'd like to hope that it's holding the charge for at least a week using 2 times a day. As for Phillips... My Sonicare is bit more than 3 years old and still holds enough charge for a solid 2 week trip and have some juice left when back.
busterdan to itlums
24 Aug 17#10
Yeah more like weeks I'd say based on my usage... 3 minutes morning and night
abhikaro
24 Aug 17#8
Had one for couple of months, when they were stocked last time. I felt they were a bit soft or slow compared to Oral B professional care one, as in the teeth felt less clean. But after using for sometime, got used to it. Mouth hygiene is noticeably not different from Oral B. The brush heads fits Oral B as well albeit with some effort.
badheadday to abhikaro
25 Aug 17#17
What's necessary to fit them to an oral B?
sam_of_london to badheadday
26 Aug 17#18
Don't try ,you might ruin it. Better stick to Oral B as much better quality.
sam_of_london
25 Aug 17#11
Negative. I thought it was great for one week . But then tip broke and it bricked. Make sure you keep receipt to get your money back.
GS_Dan
25 Aug 17#12
Mine broke within a month or so. Spend the extra tenner and get one that will last for years.
XP200 to GS_Dan
25 Aug 17#14
Yeap, i was the same, just stopped and that was it, stone dead after about two months use., back to the old manual one. lol
Gentle_Giant
25 Aug 17#13
I have mixed feelings, I am on my 3rd, as the first two packed up after around 8 months use.
The first became haunted, and would randomly switch itself on in the middle of the night, the other just stopped charging.
For the money though, you get a lot; I could never justify the £40+ charged by the big brands, where £30+ of it is for the brand name and £10 for the product.
GS_Dan to Gentle_Giant
25 Aug 17#15
If you're on your third, you've already spent more than you would have on something like this: amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
My last (cheaper) Oral-B brush lasted me about 7 years, no issues. I only upgraded it because it was starting to get a bit gross.
ukwomble to GS_Dan
25 Aug 17#16
Or they might have claimed under the 3 year guarantee?
GS_Dan to ukwomble
26 Aug 17#20
If you can be bothered to replaced a shoddy product every few months then more power to you :smile:
sam_of_london to Gentle_Giant
26 Aug 17#19
There are things called sales and offers. I bought my oral B at half price at Superdrug . It has served me well for nearly one year . The nevadent did not last me one week. It is definitely poor quality.
Gentle_Giant
26 Aug 17#21
In theory, this could be a "Halfords" - selling a product you KNOW wont last as long as the warranty - ensuring customers get a no-quibble free replacement - and putting other sellers out of business.
Yep, Halfords did this with batteries, my Halfords battery would regularly die 3 1/2 - 4 years into the 5 year warranty, so I only paid for one battery in nearly 20 years of owning that car.
OK, I doubt this is a Halfords, as Lidl/Adli product quality has fallen over the last 10 years; where I used to buy without hesitation, now I give it a good look to see if it is up to the job.
I would note that Lidl also have the childrens size version for sale - but I wont be buying one as they NEVER have replacement heads for them.
If anyone from Lidl/Aldi is reading this, it is known in the trade as "Shooting yourself in the foot".
hfullwood
2 Sep 17#22
My oral B toothbrush now doesn't keep power after 2 years of using, I bought the nevadent one from Lidl yesterday and it's really not great. It's a little like the oral B one when the battery is extremely low. The 3 year warranty is great though but unfortunately I'll be returning.
becca1988
8 Sep 17#23
partner bought one of these in black (looks nice) he said it wasn't as powerful as his oral b, but hopes the battery life is better, we are yet to see :smile: but for the price it's not bad at all.
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The first became haunted, and would randomly switch itself on in the middle of the night, the other just stopped charging.
For the money though, you get a lot; I could never justify the £40+ charged by the big brands, where £30+ of it is for the brand name and £10 for the product.
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
My last (cheaper) Oral-B brush lasted me about 7 years, no issues. I only upgraded it because it was starting to get a bit gross.
Yep, Halfords did this with batteries, my Halfords battery would regularly die 3 1/2 - 4 years into the 5 year warranty, so I only paid for one battery in nearly 20 years of owning that car.
OK, I doubt this is a Halfords, as Lidl/Adli product quality has fallen over the last 10 years; where I used to buy without hesitation, now I give it a good look to see if it is up to the job.
I would note that Lidl also have the childrens size version for sale - but I wont be buying one as they NEVER have replacement heads for them.
If anyone from Lidl/Aldi is reading this, it is known in the trade as "Shooting yourself in the foot".
but for the price it's not bad at all.