Oral-B Pulsar Expert Clean Battery Powered Toothbrush, Soft, 2 Count

Ive been a fan of Oral-B Pulsar for a long time. Recently I purchased the one where I can change the battery. Never has changing a battery on a toothbrush been so ridiculously difficult as it has been on this product. First I had to "gently" bend back the metal coil in order to remove the AAA battery. When I put a new battery in the connection between the coil and the battery was so far apart, I had to try to again "gently": bend the coil so that it would make the connection. It didnt work...nor does the toothbush. Im very disappointed. I will not buy this particular product again. See more

Show more

I have used this toothbrush for years. I almost didnt have to floss very often because it cleaned between my teeth so well. Then, several months ago when I purchased the same brand, I noticed the brush head is now way smaller than it used to be. It doesnt cover areas in my teeth that it used to. Not to mention, the battery died after one month. Cmon guys, cutting too many corners to save money makes you lose loyal customers. I would pay more for this brush if you would bring back the original brush head and put a decent battery in it. See more

Show more

I bought my pulsar back in early November 2013, and by December 1, 2013, the battery has slowed down. Two days later, it died completely. When I first used the brush I was addicted to it because my teeth were so clean. No tarter along my molars! I thought this was a great investment but Im very disappointed at how short lived it was. This review site is also weak because you have to re-type everything if you hit the back button.

Show more

A friend bought a package of these toothbrushes and gave one to me. I really liked it until it stopped working after just a few weeks of use. I tried to replace the battery myself but couldnt get it to work properly. Essentially, removing the dead battery requires bending a battery contact permanently out of place, rendering the toothbrush inoperative. In my case, this happened even though the brush part of the toothbrush was still like new. I think it is irresponsible for a company to sell a toothbrush like this. Think of all the plastic, electronic components and batteries being thrown away and probably winding up in landfills. Arent we supposed to be working toward sustainability? See more

Show more

The first time I bought the 4 pack pulsar my brush lasted about 4 months apiece. This last time the first brush lasted 2 weeks, the 2nd brush less than 2 months. The third brush approx. 2-3 months. Just now starting on the 4th. Expect it to last anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months. No more pulsar for me.

Show more