Additional information
| Product Dimensions | 7.68 x 3.9 x 9.96 inches; 15.2 Ounces |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 15.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Procter & Gamble – HABA Hub |
| ASIN | B076MXM7N9 |
| Domestic Shipping | Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. |
| International Shipping | This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
| Item model number | 10601990 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #14,057 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)#15 in Rotating Power Toothbrushes#105 in Replacement Toothbrush Heads |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
L. Rossi –
This toothbrush has, no exaggeration, changed my life. I have tried so many different things to whiten my teeth and improve my oral health in general. My teeth were NOTICEABLY whiter after just one use. I was absolutely blown away by how amazing this toothbrush was. I also had a few spots that my gums would typically bleed when brushing. Within a week of use, my gums stopped bleeding. My teeth feel so clean and fresh after using this toothbrush. It is ABSOLUTELY without question worth the $100 I spent on it ($30 off coupon, thanks Amazon!).I have a front false tooth that always had stains on it. It was poorly done and they used a dark post, so you can see the tooth is fake. There is a ridge across it that had a noticeable stain, and the side somehow chipped and stained as well. All this led to me being very uncomfortable with my smile. This toothbrush actually DID remove the stains from my tooth, and although there is no fixing the post issue without replacing the whole tooth, it is significantly less noticeable. I’ve started smiling more often and I have gotten compliments on how white and nice my teeth look. I’ve gained confidence from using this, and I couldn’t have imagined better results!!
MF2007 –
I used Sonicare toothbrushes for my entire life, then my dentist said Oral B is better. I was totally like no way, sonicare is the best, but I bought this one anyway just to see. And let me tell you, it is so much better. Sonicare uses more of a vibration, and the brush head shape they use tends to just kind of glide over teeth. And I think that’s why it doesn’t clean as well. and Oral B is an oscillating movement with a smaller round brush head that literally cleans every side of every tooth. The first time I used it I was impressed!! My teeth feel so much cleaner. The only beef I have with them is that it’s a little rough on your gums. At first, I would start out on the ‘feather’ setting until you get used to it and your gums toughen up.
KweenBee –
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. When my old, less expensive, toothbrush died less than a year of having it I decided to pay up and get a better brand. So after some research I settled on this one and after about 3 months of having it, it is still going strong… A little too strong on some of the settings so I typically stick with the feather light mode for brushing and that is good for a deep cleaning for me. And, if I wanted or needed more options, there are several to choose from because it has all the bells and whistles that a toothbrush would need. Including a red light will come on if I am pressing too hard. The battery life is also very good- I am averaging about a two – three week charge brushing twice a day, every day. There is a battery life indicator so I always know how much charge there is. I have used the Bluetooth connection, because I am not sure why I would need that for my toothbrush, but I guess it’s cool too.
Spotshop1864 –
I saw an add on TV for an Oral B 10000 n decided to see what Amazon had available. Amazon had an Oral B 7500 which I have discovered is far improved over my 2 current models. It was easy to connect to my Android phone n I had it working with in minutes after I received the product. The device has 4 brushing options and like one of my other devices vibrates when the 2 minutes are up. I have no idea what the 10000 model does but the 7500 is a great upgrade for me. Yes and I had enough rewards to secure a great discount. OralB should know their electronic brushes last for years and I thank them for always making the brush heads compatible from year to year n model to model.
Dennis M –
I owned the same toothbrush for a little more than a year when it just went berserk. Kept turning on by itself and had minimal power. I had to obviously purchase a replacement so I purchased the same one I owned in the past. It gives you plenty of power when you brush with it on full power. Yes, there are indeed various power levels. Personally I leave it on maximum as I want to be sure my teeth are clean. There is a newer toothbrush with a different display, different toothbrushes and Bluetooth connection. I must admit that I can’t figure out why you need Bluetooth connection to report your brushing to your smart phone. How many people are going stop and access their app snd connect. I believe that companies are attempting to make consumers purchase various items and include things like Bluetooth just to make their product appear to be technically advanced. Do you really need Bluetooth on your toothbrush, I personally don’t see it.Ignoring the connectivity and rating the toothbrush as is, it’s definitely a good choice. Nice and strong on the plus + setting and lower speeds if you need it. There is an LED ring on the top of the brush that turns red if it feels that you are exerting too much pressure on your teeth.You can purchase the other toothbrush Braun has, but do you really need a color display on a black toothbrush for more money? It’s up to you.
VAK –
I just got this toothbrush after looking around and reading about the 6000,7000, 8000 and the 7500 that is supposed an Amazon special of the 6000 …This toothbrush is actually the same as what’s in the 8000 as it has 6 cleaning mode ! yes 6 not 5 see app screenshots. the 6000 has only 5 modesin addition to that you can also customize the LED ring color too !!! this toothbrush is really greatno need to pay extra for the 8000…you won’t get that USB charging travel but who cares …they give you a nice quality plastic one. it’s light and solid !!!the 7500 has also Li-Ion battery so it better than the old Ni Cd from the 7000.and the packaging contains 3 brushes 👍👍and currently there is a $30 discount coupon !!
Mrs. M Dotterer –
I’ve always wanted a toothbrush like this, and I finally caved in and bought this (I couldn’t pass up the purple!). I haven’t even scratched the surface of all the things this toothbrush does, and I’m already in love with it. My teeth feel cleaner than they ever have with at home brushing, and I hate that I waited so long to purchase this. Definitely believe the hype, friends! This toothbrush is amazing!
B. Colonna –
We have some Oral-B Pro 1000 units. One of them died, when the battery got too old to take a charge. I was going to buy the same moe for about $40, but caught this one on a one day sale for $90. Since it has multiple modes, supposedly a better battery and some accessories like a charging dock and travel case, I figured I’d give it a shot (Oral-B does offer a 60 day satisfaction guarantee).The unit comes with three brush heads: Cross Action, 3D White, and Floss Action.The 7500 cleans very well, and has 6 different modes as well as the ability to set a timer for 2 minutes or 30 second intervals. It has an LED ring at the neck which is white but will change red if you apply too much pressure.It charges reasonably fast (a couple of hours the first time) and holds its charge great. The charger itself is the standard Oral-B unit but fits onto a covered case which holds 4 heads. The cord is about 3 feet.The travel case is white plastic, and holds a brush and two heads.The modes are as follows:* Daily Clean* Pro-Clean (Deep Clean on older models)* Sensitive* Whitening* Gum Care* TongueMy sole complaint about 7500 is the user manual. It is written for multiple models, so while some mode icons are obvious (a tongue for tongue cleaning), you are left to guess the others. They are:* Daily Clean – No icon lit except for power and bluetooth lights* Pro-Clean – Tooth with a + sign* Sensitive – Feather* Whitening – Diamond* Gum Care – “Waves”* Tongue – TongueThe 7500 also is bluetooth, so you can download the Oral-B app on your phone and use it to monitor your brushing habits. The app works decently enough and the bluetooth connectivity seems consistent. I consider the app a nicety, not something I need to know if I brushed for 2 minutes. It will remind you to change brush heads too.Overall, I don’t know that this cleans that much better than the 1000 but I like the extra battery life and having a few more modes.
Daniel Rodriguez –
I bought this for my wife.I already have the Oral-B Pro 8,000 and the main difference between them is the travel case.The 8,000 has a better quality case. If you don’t plan to travel with your electric toothbrush I suggest to save a couple of dollars and go for the 7,500.
Jenna –
I didn’t have the greatest childhood, and my parents really never spent the time teaching me good oral hygiene habits. I never really brushed my teeth as a kid, and even as an adult I struggled to get in the habit of brushing long enough and often enough. This led to cavities, bad breath, and staining, which in turn led to a fear of dentists, which eventually led to a rotten tooth extraction at only 28. I knew I had to do something. Y’all can judge me for that if you want, but at least I recognized I had a problem! I scoffed at the price of this toothbrush, but I finally pulled the plug with a coupon and figured, if nothing else, it would be more efficient than my old-school brush.The app changed my whole life, though. A lot of people are b-tching and moaning about “bLuEtOoTh On A tOoThBrUsH iS a WaStE”. It’s not. The app is easy to set up, and I usually have my phone in the bathroom during my morning and night routines anyway. I use the timer to be sure I brush long enough and to be sure I’m focusing on each quadrant of my mouth for an appropriate time. I use the tongue-cleaning setting to clean my tongue (revolutionary, I know) and time that as well. The reminders help me remember to brush before bed, and while I’m in the bathroom, I wash my face and do my skincare routine too, which is a double benefit for me since I was also the type to fall asleep with makeup on. The app also asks if you’ve flossed and used a mouthwash, so guess what? I started flossing and using a mouthwash!I’m not embarrassed to say that this little piece of technology has helped me create lasting healthy habits. Did my grandmother need to plug in her toothbrush? No. But that doesn’t mean I can’t.