There seem to be lots of deals on this toothbrush around at the moment, some a few pence cheaper, but this is a good price if Tesco is more convenient than B&M and others. Some have suggested that they are on clearance as the batteries are being upgraded to Li-ion on newer stock but this isn't confirmed. Still showing at £50 on line so this is an in store deal (several on the shelf in Solihull Monkspath).
My dentist and hygenist recommend Oral B with 3D action and this is the best value model as it has 3D without the gimmick features on more expensive models.
18 comments
Besford
30 Sep 17#1
There seem to be lots of deals on this toothbrush around at the moment, some a few pence cheaper, but this is a good price if Tesco is more convenient than B&M and others. Some have suggested that they are on clearance as the batteries are being upgraded to Li-ion on newer stock but this isn't confirmed. Still showing at £50 on line so this is an in store deal (several on the shelf in Solihull Monkspath).
My dentist and hygenist recommend Oral B with 3D action and this is the best value model as it has 3D without the gimmick features on more expensive models.
wayners
30 Sep 17#2
This brush is always around £20—£25. This is the one I specifically asked santa not to bring as it's always seems to be on offer somewhere and ain't got the go of some of the better ones
Gkay11
30 Sep 17#3
That's been around the track now. 16.50£ on groupon. I got one for 19 £ before I noticed the groupon deal of Amazon. So don't give me "the still showing 50£" bla bla
Which part of "There seem to be lots of deals on this toothbrush around at the moment..." didn't you understand?
Yes, the RRP is £50; yes, it's widely available for less at the moment; yes, this is the price it's in my local Tesco at the moment which may save someone a search.
OK?
Al7777 to Besford
6 Oct 17#18
What a :poop: attitude. Sit down little man :kissing_heart:
DexMorgan
30 Sep 17#5
This one is junk, pay a bit more and get the 2000 or above
Besford to DexMorgan
1 Oct 17#9
The only difference with the 2000 is a pressure sensor and light (which you can't see when brushing). Save your money!
DexMorgan to Besford
1 Oct 17#11
Nope I bought this one after owning the 2000 model and the power of this one is pathetic Wasted money on this and bought another 2000 model for £24.49
Besford to DexMorgan
1 Oct 17#12
That's an interesting observation since the risk with the 600 is that you brush too hard - 2000 has a sensor to discourage this.
Maybe you'd like to tell everyone where you got your 2000 for £24.99? Maybe even post it on HUKD! Noticed it at "half price, £35" in Asda today.
DexMorgan to Besford
1 Oct 17#13
Amazon a few months ago, these are regularly half price at multiple retailers. Stop taking this personally, I'm trying to save people from spending twenty pounds on a very poor toothbrush.
Besford to DexMorgan
1 Oct 17#14
Not taking it personally in the slightest - just trying to correct the misleading information in your posts which could lead people to miss a decent deal or spend more unnecessarily on a different model. You are offering personal opinion based on a purchase months ago whereas I'm offering a fact-based deal which is currently available. I made it very clear in my post that: "There seem to be lots of deals on this toothbrush around at the moment, some a few pence cheaper". Half price would be £25 so this deal beats your "half price at multiple retailers" claim anyway.
DexMorgan to Besford
2 Oct 17#15
Ok I actually want you to buy this now
Besford to DexMorgan
2 Oct 17#16
I have already bought four in recent months - 3 from Savers for £19.99 and another from Asda for a similar amount. Very happy with them and by managing the batteries properly a charge lasts at least 7 days. We run them right down then put on charge while using another for the next 7 days.
A Li-ion battery should be much better but at £50 vs £20 I'll stick with these. The half price 2000 brushes (£35 from £70) are still Ni-mh.
royboy2011
1 Oct 17#6
Stick your toothbrush up your....
Bendown
1 Oct 17#7
Purchased from Amazon weeks ago for £19.99, actually just paid the extra and sent this back and gone for one with li-i0n batteries
PiloTT
1 Oct 17#8
Which Li-ion model did you go for?
Besford
1 Oct 17#10
Just checked other stores today: B&M £24.99 with extra brush head OR tube of toothpaste (making it model 670 or 650); Asda £50.
Heat777
3 Oct 17#17
Superdrug has the 2000 with new 2 week Li-On battery for £35 in store.
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Opening post
My dentist and hygenist recommend Oral B with 3D action and this is the best value model as it has 3D without the gimmick features on more expensive models.
18 comments
My dentist and hygenist recommend Oral B with 3D action and this is the best value model as it has 3D without the gimmick features on more expensive models.
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Which part of "There seem to be lots of deals on this toothbrush around at the moment..." didn't you understand?
Yes, the RRP is £50; yes, it's widely available for less at the moment; yes, this is the price it's in my local Tesco at the moment which may save someone a search.
OK?
I bought this one after owning the 2000 model and the power of this one is pathetic
Wasted money on this and bought another 2000 model for £24.49
Maybe you'd like to tell everyone where you got your 2000 for £24.99? Maybe even post it on HUKD! Noticed it at "half price, £35" in Asda today.
Stop taking this personally, I'm trying to save people from spending twenty pounds on a very poor toothbrush.
I actually want you to buy this now
A Li-ion battery should be much better but at £50 vs £20 I'll stick with these. The half price 2000 brushes (£35 from £70) are still Ni-mh.