Oral-B Pulsar 3D White Pulsar Battery Toothbrush, Soft, 2 Count (Colors May Vary)

Bought as travel brush-light weight and battery operated. Now use as full time brush. I am a retired Dental Hygienist and recommend this brush highly.

I like these vs. non pulsar (plain old normal ones) brushes. It holds up for my usage, about 3-4 months worth before the battery starts to go. Watch the pricing, as some of the big box retailers have them at the same price or lower.

A lot of moving parts makes it feel like there is a lot going on and not necessarily in a good way. I like the toothbrush and I would recommend it but Im not sure that I would buy it again for me.

I loved this toothbrush but when it was time to switch to the second one, it ran for a minute and then the battery died.

does the job.........i have had one for 2 years.......batteries are still good....... bought another for travel

This is one of the best values. They work great and the battery lasts forever. When it gets weak, you just hit the head and it starts. Nearly indestructible. Dishwasher safe.

I have only been using this toothbrush for a day so it is hard to rate it on aspects like battery life. But I had to come and give it a rating because my teeth feel SO clean!!! I do not regularly use an electric toothbrush or battery operated one - I just use the free one they give me at the dentist after a cleaning! But now that I know what Ive been missing, I will not go back to a regular brush. Assuming the battery lasts a decent amount of time, I will definitely purchase again. My only complaint is that I wish the brushes were two different colors. I bought the two-pack for me and my husband to use, and we will need to come up with a way to make sure they dont get mixed up.

I am brand loyal (in this case to Proctor & Gamble), so I have to confess that I am extremely biased. I am brand loyal to P&G because their products are outstanding and their customer service is even better. I know what to expect from companies that I know, and P&G offers a good product, good promotions, and backs everything they make. Now that that is out of the way, onto the toothbrush. I buy 4 of these brushes a year and replace the one I am using every 90 days. I brush at least once a day. These brushes are everything you could ask for; They are comfortable, and I really feel a deep clean. I am not a dentist, but my dentist says this is a great brush and he recommends it, so thats good enough for me. Its simple. Buy two packs of these when theres a good deal or promotion, and four packs of Crest 3D White and every time you run out of toothpaste, throw away a toothbrush. Buy some more when you run out. I have owned some mid-range toothbrushes with the removable heads, but honestly, the design of a toothbrush is simply not meant to last forever. Batteries dont last forever, bristles dont last forever, and I really dont want to shove the same piece of plastic in my mouth for a decade.

These tooth brushes are nice, but they are a little expensive for what youre getting. At 4x the cost of a conventional tooth brush, I dont think they are really worth it. Everything is so automated these days... its getting out of hand. Going forward, Ill just use good old knuckle power with a regular tooth brush (like Mom and Dad taught me how to do it).

Dentists differ in opinion of vibrating or spinning toothbrushes. This is a great alternative to a spinning brush and works well, especially when new. Its designed for the batter to weaken/die when its time to replace. Not a bad idea, but it does get weaker over time.