I own the Oral B Vitality. Does this model have the two minute vibrate timer to let you know that you have brushed for two minutes?
1487605
No it doesn't. Can anyone tell me how to remove the head of the brush to change it??
418326
The signal is actually the brush stopping and starting for a few seconds... a better way to explain it is that the brushing action is interrupted.You should feel this happen in your hand and mouth. What I did at first was to let it run in my hand while watching a timer... and it worked.Something you have to get used to. Hope this helped.
575746
Both brushes vibrate. It is the same as the original refill by oral b. I would recommend this generic.
950645
There is no timer feature. You just push the button on and off. It vibrates very strongly, so it's a little difficult to use it for a full two minutes. I use it only as a backup to my chargeable Sonicare, or for travel.
1293683
I just received my in retail packaging. There was only one brush floss-action brush head. I timer/clock is pretty neat. I do look at it when I use the tooth brush.
1123821
The toothbrush stopped working about two months after I bought it. I called the company-they sent a new one right away, no questions asked. I think the first unit was defective from the get-go. This one has a lot more enthusiasm!
1802647
It looks like you've purchased the wrong style. I did a search on amazon and I think this might be the style you are looking for. Oral-B Indicator Contour Clean Soft Toothbrush Twin Pack, 2 Count (Pack of 6)
31540
It looks like the same thing. No difference that I can see. BTW there is newer version available that has Bluetooth (http://www.amazon.com/Smartseries-Bluetooth-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush/dp/B00O8ODI5I/ref=dp_ob_title_hpc). It costs about $45 more. Personally I would not spend that money on "bells and whistles" that would not give any benefits as far as tooth cleaning is concerned.
110299
Actually I never really gave that any thought. But there are 2 separate buttons. One 20 second for washing hands and one 2 minute for brushing teeth. So you don't really use the same button.
950643
It just turns off. Before that happens your teeth may have been damaged. � Too much vibration on such a small brush head
774574
Yes, this is my question, too. I got an outdated Sonicare Intelliclean as a gift and cannot find replacement heads for it. However, I loved the sonic cleaning. Since it's fairly expensive, I'm trying to read all the comments/research that I can. The top 2 seem to be Phillips Sonicare Elite 7500 and the Oral B Triumph 9400. The Oral B cames out a shade ahead in some research, but I read that it does NOT have the sonic clean feature.
1510564
No doesn't pulse by quadrant that's a silent count to us old Army folk. So it pulses after two minutes that's the maximum time needed to brush. Sorry sonicare was a bit more costly. But I guess the replacement type of heads caught my attention. Take care.
307851
It has a two-minute timer but not the Quadpacer. The purpose of the Quadpacer is to "take the guesswork out of when to move the brush from the outside of the teeth to the inside and from the upper teeth to the lower teeth. It beeps at 30-second intervals during the 2-minute brushing period, telling you when to move the toothbrush to the next section, thus making sure that you brush all sections of your mouth evenly and thoroughly." In my opinion, a Sonicare toothbrush isn't worth it if it doesn't have the Quadpacer.
342592
It is just like any other oral b toothbrush. It does not vibrate. The brush head spin clockwise and and anti clock wise. You get more control on the area you want to brush. This might be helpful to the sensitive gums.
48028
Does the brush do this several times during use then shut off? If this is the case, this is the timer feature - each time the unit "stops" it's time to switch to the other side of your mouth, after cycling through 4 cycles it shuts off. I'm not familiar with your model, but this is what my model does.
2181808
You can start it for 2 minutes or 2 minutes 30 seconds. It vibrates every 30 seconds, so that you can brush an equal time for top/bottom/right/left. The optional extra 30 seconds enables ultrasound said to whiten your teeth.
138464
Not that I am aware. You should hear and feel the brush change its vibration to tell you to go to the next section of your mouth.