We have two of these and these are great. Hold the charge long enough and good performance. I feel like my teeth appear cleaner, and they cost no more than standard brushes over the long run. I am not sure why anyone would buy the higher end models as they are just gimmicky and are no better in the actual cleaning action.

This toothbrush is a lovely pink colour, great if you are a girly girl. It is not a bluetooth connected device so had to put one star for this and does not have a timer function . It is battery operated and works amazingly well with any type of toothpaste. I would definitely recommend an electric toothbrush over a manual/ordinary non electric toothbrush. Once you have gone battery operated you will not go back to a normal toothbrush. Excellent have bought many many electric toothbrushes previously!! Even as presents for loved ones, family and friends!!!!

This toothbrush is fantastic. First off, it is comfortable to hold. It is not too light and not too heavy so it feels easy to manoeuvre around your teeth. It is really powerful and you genuinely feel that you are getting a really good clean on your teeth. The most important factor is the battery life, and I find I can get at least two brushes a day for around 7 days before the red light starts flashing (and you could go for a day or two beyond that before it slows down). The charge usually takes about 24 hours. The light indicator flashes red when the unit needs to be charged and green whilst it is charging. The unit comes with a two prong charger, so you may need a UK adapter if you plan to charge an outlet around the house (unless your bathroom has the appropriate socket). The toothbrush has a gentle vibration every 30 seconds as a guide to let you know you should move on to the next quadrant of your mouth. This helps you know that you have brushed for at least 2 minutes, and you can carry on beyond that. The heads are easy to replace as well. Overall it is a fantastic toothbrush. It may not have the bells and whistles of the more expensive versions, but those features are not necessary and you can easily achieve a healthy brush with this product.

This is solid, cheap and cheerful Braun electric brush which will last you 1-2y before battery life becomes poor.No need to spend £££ on bells and whistles like Bluetooth - this works just as fine as the more expensive models - with the exception of new li-ion battery based ones - which don't loose charge gradually.

This is a very good brush; neat, good to hold and cleansing to teeth. To my reckoning, it has a little trouble counting 30 seconds accurately sometimes, but it's not a big deal nor far out of time. I can recomment the brush. Especially now the dentists are apparently a different generation and recommend brushing for 2 minutes! (It used to be 3 minutes when I bough my previous one). My favourite brush heads are the cross action ones, - thorough.I was really disappointed with the charger though. It's a mere 0.9Ah output, (they used to be about 1.2). This means that if you use the brush a mere 4 times, it will not fully charge overnight. Of course the brush will work next time and you can put it back on charge all day. Then it will fully charge. But what a mean, miserable way to carry on (in my opinion).Brush ace. Charger disappointing.

This Braun Oral-B 650 3D Pink & White Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush was a small, but nevertheless high quality gift for someone very dear in the family who had been using the very same Braun Oral-B electric toothbrush (albeit with a blue and white handle) to great effect for a considerable number of years. (Obviously, the toothbrush's heads were replaced whenever necessary)The original toothbrush was replaced by this same-model new one because it began to require recharging much more frequently - too frequent for convenience - and its handle had, unsurprisingly given its years of twice, sometimes thrice-daily use, become cosmetically challenged.NB. Somewhat ironically perhaps, the writer of this review has for years happily used a Proctor & Gamble Made in Ireland Oral-B 1-2-3 Medium/35 manual toothbrush, replacing it with a new one every three (3) months or so, irrespective of the bristles' 'Indicator'. Date written/submitted: Nov 12th, 2020

The toothbrush works well and I like that it does a little buzz every 30sec or so to tell you to move to the next side of your mouth.The battery life is about a week which is fine, however when charging I don't understand when it's charged. I've left it on for around 24h and it was still flashing green exactly as it was when I initially put it on the charger so I'm not sure if I've been charging it right or not.I also like that it's not made of that sticky rubbery plastic that goes nasty after a month or two, the entire body is made of solid plastic.

The listing presents this as an 'entry-level' toothbrush, but for me it was a huge upgrade, as I had been using the older 'Vitality' brush, which was no longer holding a useful amount of charge. If you're coming from the older brush (the ones which are slightly wedge-shaped, wider at the top), then here are the improvements:

- Much faster brushing speed. My teeth really do feel much cleaner now.
- Low battery indicator: flashes red when running low (so no more being caught out mid-brushing).
- Charging indicator. Lights up green to show that the toothbrush is being charged (sounds like a small feature, but it was impossible to tell whether the old models were actually charging, and I always had to double-check the plug).

In addition, the slightly slimmer handle might not seem like a big change, but feels much nicer in the hand. There is a built-in timer that buzzes the brush in a different manner every 30 seconds, which is intended to help you brush your teeth more evenly. I'm not sure that this is any more useful than the single buzz at 2 minutes from older models, but I guess it's nice to have.

The only downside is that needs to be charged for 16 hours on first use.

Given that this 'Pro' model is often cheaper than the 'Vitality' models, it really is a no-brainer upgrade.

Really like the toothbrush, teeth feel really clean and definitely gets into those hard to reach places. The battery on the toothbrush lasts about a week which is also really convenient. Bare in mind the charger plugs into a bathroom socket which I only realised upon opening the box! As for the whitening toothpaste, can’t believe this is actually still being sold to the public! After using it for about a week, I noticed my mouth felt like it had been scolded by a hot drink and my gums felt extremely sensitive. My partner had been using the toothpaste as well and he had been experiencing the same problem. Realising it might be the toothpaste I switched back to Colgate and my mouth felt normal within a couple of days! Obviously very strong chemicals in the toothpaste so be cautious when using!

Quite powerful toothbrush and easy to clean, can't see any reason to spend more than this on one (£30 at time of purchase, currently £25). Only downside is the battery life seems somewhat short, would say 3 days maximum before it starts to complain. Toothpaste was a nice extra and didn't trigger any sensitivity unlike other non-sensitive toothpaste I've tried.