OzBargain's most favourite toothbrush is back on sale, available in:
$49 + $7.95 shipping ($0 for orders over $50, or free C&C).
Stackable with ShopBack 8% (~$3.56)
Oral-B Pro 2 2000 Electric Toothbrush $49 (Was $159) + Delivery (Free with $50 Spend or C&C) @ Shaver Shop
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n00dler on 23/11/2021 - 23:50 shavershop.com.au (1789 clicks)
Last edited 23/11/2021 - 23:55 by 1 other user
Last edited 23/11/2021 - 23:55 by 1 other user
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yep you are right, my bad! the klarna link is still active, but I miss-read the dates - I have edited it! cheers!
What are the benefits of this over putting toothpaste on my finger and rubbing it around?
Well, unless you have turbo fingers, this will probably give you a better cleaning result. If you do have turbo fingers, there are much better use cases than teeth cleaning.
There's also a $5 Bonus Cashback Shaver Shop challenge via Shopback app I just noticed (possibly targeted, only 600 slots).
edit now posted: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/665953How's this different from the 35$ one? (that RRPs for 70)
I got this one for myself and my house mate got the $35 one. There is a huge difference, the power on the cheaper one feels like the sensitive mode on the 2000. Also battery life is a big difference as well. I'd say it's honestly worth the extra $15.
This is lithium and made in germany. Cheap ones made in china and nicd battery
Thanks. I missed this deal on Amazon so very pleased you found this one.
Black one is $44 on Amazon including delivery.
Really, can you share the link? I can't see $44.
Sorry, my bad, wrong toothbrush - sorry for the bum steer!
I think 31mop is referring to this: https://www.amazon.com.au/Oral-B-PRO-Rechargeable-Electric-T… but it's not the same brush.
Right, it's the 700. Which is OK, but the battery starts losing it's mojo after 12 months.
Found this on their ebay shop
There's a 7.95 delivery fee charge but I had a $10 afterpay discount offer.I bought these for myself and my two adult boys last time. The boys love them but i find it too strong for my teeth. I am nearly 50 and have sensitive teeth. If you are the same, i would recommend getting an electric toothbrush that is not as powerful.
How do you find this brush, when you activate it's sensitive mode?
i always have it on the sensitive mode (when you press the button twice right?) but it is still too strong. My teeth hurt after i use it. I hold it really gently against my teeth and still feels like a drill on my teeth
Sensodyne?
@antman: repair and rebuild :)
yes, use it. thank you. i just don't think the pressure of the toothbrush is helping me. i can always use it to clean the grout in the shower :D
After brushing make sure to remove all the toothpaste on teeth by re-brushing with washed toothbrush.
Try this you will see difference in 2 weeks.
What difference does it make…in 2 weeks?
Great toothbrush - for $49 this is an absolute no brainer if you're in the market IMO.
Is it OK to buy now and keep as a backup, perhaps use it 2 years later? Does the battery capacity degrade even without use?
Don't quote me on it - but this has a lithium battery so should be okay? But these are on sale around about this price semi-frequently so I wouldn't have fomo to that extent personally.
I have this , battery duration not so good
really? i think it is the best part. it stays charged for a long time and warns you when it is getting low.
Didnt the Klarna promotion expire already?