🪥 Enhance Your Oral Care Routine with Oral-B Smart 1500 Electric Power Rechargeable Battery Toothbrush, Blue Review

I've been using other brands of electric brushes for years but this is my first experience with an Oral B brush. It's terrible. The round head is huge compared to other brands and leaves particles between teeth so flossing is a must every time. The motor makes a grinding noise that gets transmitted to your mouth, the head is so short it's hard to reach your molars, and the handle is slippery when wet.

The main reason I chose this version over the cheaper Smart 1000 (recommended by The Wirecutter) is its better battery. The brush can work about two weeks without charging. A full charge takes about 12 hours. The cheaper 1000 model can last around a week on a single charge, but it takes around 24 to 27 hours to fully charge. This model takes HALF that time and lasts twice as long. A small price for more performance. This model will pulse every 30 seconds to remind you to move on to the next…

I've never had a toothbrush that looked like it just came from the dentist. I rate it through Sonicare. It spins like it's supposed to brush your teeth, but it also pulses so you get the best of both worlds. I kept my eye on another Sonicare while listening to a YouTube review and I'm so grateful I gave this one a try. Money saved, works great!

This is my first electric toothbrush and now I'm wondering "What's taking so long?” 1500. I'm 64 years old and this is a new brushing experience for me. It's just so pretty and now after using it a few times I don't bleed like I would with a hand brush. I can easily reach the back of my teeth and all surfaces of my gums and feel very clean after using it. It's one of those things that will have you wondering how you got by without it for so long after trying it, just like the Braun electric…

This is my second Oral-B electric toothbrush at this price. This brush is much louder than the previous one. Also, the previous brush had two on/off buttons and a mode. This brush has only one on/mode/mode/off button. So when you're done brushing, you'll have to press the button multiple times to turn it off. This can spill toothpaste all over the place when you take the brush out of your mouth to find the button.

I've searched a lot for different models and the 1500 really is all you need. It beeps after 30 seconds to let you know you need to move on to the next quadrant and lights up when pressed too hard. It has a gentle setting when my teeth are sensitive. These things don't need Bluetooth. After that, my mouth seems really clean. There were many criticisms of it being too loud, which made me worry about putting something as loud as a chainsaw in my mouth. That is not right. I don't know what these…

I've searched many different models and 1500 is really almost all you need. It beeps after 30 seconds to let you know you need to move on to the next quadrant and lights up when pressed too hard. It has a gentle setting when my teeth are sensitive. These things don't need Bluetooth. After that, my mouth seems really clean. There were many criticisms of it being too loud, which made me worry about putting something as loud as a chainsaw in my mouth. That is not right. I don't know what these…

This is my first electric toothbrush and now I'm wondering "What took so long? "I've always put off buying it, but after reading a few reviews I settled on the Braun Oral B 1500. I'm 64 and this is a new brushing experience for me. It's just so nice and now, after I have these a few times more there is no bleeding like using a manual brush I get to the back of my teeth easily and all surfaces of my gums and I feel very clean after using this is one one of the things you will ask how you have…

I think my last electric toothbrush was about 15 years old when it started absorbing dust and technology has definitely changed in that time! This brush moves a lot more than my old one and leaves a super clean mouth feel that I just got from the dentist. It's great and I'm very happy. There's only one real problem with that. The liquid that inevitably gets on the handle of the toothbrush when brushing makes the handle very slippery. My old toothbrush solved this problem by covering the handle…