60% off Select Oral B Electric Toothbrush Varieties $19.95 Delivered (180 Day Money Back Guarantee) @ Shaver Shop

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easternculture on 30/12/2017 - 18:03 shavershop.com.au (550 clicks)
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Some nice cheap electric toothbrushes to suit the whole family (Adults and Kids)

• Vitality Sensitive Clean Electric Toothbrush incl. 1 extra head refill

• Vitality Plus Cross Action Electric Toothbrush incl. 1 extra head refill

• Stages Kids Disney FROZEN Electric Toothbrush

• Stages Kids STAR WARS Electric Toothbrush

• Vitality Plus Floss Action Electric Toothbrush

• Vitality Precision Clean Electric Toothbrush incl. 1 extra head refill

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  payton on 30/12/2017 - 18:12

  +1

  As fitting the $19.95 price, battery life is bad.
  After a few months, needs charging every 2 or so days or it'll run noticeably weak

  Been $20 on Coles before too, if you have flybuy points to spend
  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/347113

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    easternculture on 30/12/2017 - 18:28

    I've replaced mine from oral B when the battery got weak

    Electric toothbrushes are a good investment if you value your teeth… So is flossing

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    Mechz on 30/12/2017 - 18:36

    +1

    Had mine for 2 years and 5 days now, at worst needs charging twice a week. YMMV.

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      Ryder08 on 30/12/2017 - 20:32

      +1

      I've had mine for about the same and only charge once a week (although I only use it at night, use normal toothbrush in the morning). Like all batteries, if you charge before they go flat it shortens the battery life. As long as you only charge once the battery dies you shouldn't have to charge it too often.

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    Luckypenguin on 31/12/2017 - 03:57

    My old Oral B electric tooth brush is looking pretty shabby on the rubber grip but it takes AA batteries and so probably goes over a month between charges. That's what puts me off from replacing it with a shiny new one.

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  TheRealCher on 30/12/2017 - 18:56

  Any thoughts on which of these is better for adults?

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    decr on 30/12/2017 - 19:12

    I don't know about the kids ones but if you value your teeth I'd step up a bit. Or if you're coming from manual and want to try them out without too much outlay then sure they're ok. I'd probably go for the cross action one, haven't had one, but do your research on the head refills as they vary in price based on which model you have.

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  decr on 30/12/2017 - 19:05

  I wouldn't go below the 5000 series, although mine is 3+ years old now, bought from Myer/DJ sale for ~$70. I've tried cheaper Oral-B ones but they just seem lacking and the heads get destroyed a lot quicker it seems. I haven't seen a reason to upgrade and no use for bluetooth or other smart features.

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  duckk on 30/12/2017 - 20:10

  thanks op

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  asa79 on 30/12/2017 - 20:21

  I picked up one of these Kids cars at Coles a few months ago for $16