Does the brush head oscillate?
1884388
No! This spins in one direction. A few years ago they did oscillate and they were a good product. I purchased one a few months ago and sent it back because I thought it was defective. Ordered another one and was shocked to find out it was spinning too. Got my money back and purchased a Clarisonic and love it! It works great. More expensive but definitely worth it. You skin feels so clean after using it. I will never trust buying a Pretika product again.
1884389
The brush head does not oscillate, just spins. The product was ok. The problem is that I have had at least two and they don't last very long - less than six months and they just stop working.
1884390
NO IT JUST SPINS Totally False Advertising Plus it is NOT Sonic! Just a DC motor that spins. The technology has been around since 1940
1813324
No That part of it works well. I only had my brush for 5 months and it stopped working. I have to send it back to the manufacturer and they will fix it or replace it. I have to pay to send it back.
1822969
Not really - it moves back and forth a tiny bit, but it's more or less stationary. It's a lot like a curling iron b/c there's metal between the bristles. But the bristles keep you from burning your fingers. I'm on my 3rd one in probably 20 years...
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.
908481
It does not oscillate as a regular fan does. The front panel in front of the blades can rotate if you set it do that. You can have it rotate clockwise or counter clockwise and this circulates the air.
528632
No it does not continually rotate. You have to unroll the brush just like a regular curling iron.
950643
It just turns off. Before that happens your teeth may have been damaged. � Too much vibration on such a small brush head
635988
No it does not oscillate on its own. You can manually move it some what but its made to stay in one fixed position.
1742558
no.. There are no moving brushes in the vacuum. The only time hair became a problem is when I used a vacuum with moving brushes. You must clean out all vacuums regularly.
2215835
Yes. It has a button to turn the oscillation feature on and off. It also has multiple speeds (2nd button).
1084108
The brush does rotate and appears to be powered by either belt or direct drive action. I have the older model and it also had a rotating brush. In both cases, you can operate with or without brush rotation. When you first slide the on/off switch forward you get only suction. The next " click " engages the brush. Pulling the switch " back " from the off position releases the dust cup for cleaning.
474271
Yes, there is a foot activated switch that turns the rolling brush on and off.
2155380
Yes, there is a switch on the handle that turns the power off/on to the larger 'head' brush attachment.
133553
It only goes in one direction. counter-clockwise when you are looking at the brush. I use the largest brush. Only the Braun tooth brush oscillates and that is a solenoid driving a shaft.
876409
IN upright mode no -- when you bring handle down the brushes start spinning and that moves it some but not powered wheels or anything.
1737424
yes this fan has oscillation. we bought it for our travel trailer and love it
1100938
No, the Philips toothbrush revolves or swirls constantly. It turns off when it is turned off. There is no beep while on.