I totally agree, I get a much better brush from an electric than a manual I've got the hx9332 and it's a pretty amazing brush, I think I paid about £130 on amazon, but I'm mad ocd about cleaning my teeth, I always have nightmares they are gonna fall out Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk 2
According to Market Research, the market share of the manual toothbrush is around 59% and decrease of .6% each year.
Braun Oral-B Triumph 5000 here. Got it for less than half price and it does a great job. Polishes up my shiny gold tooth a treat and get the rest nice and smooth too. The timing feature is pretty good with the pause after each 'quadrant'.
Go for it. I've been using one for a couple of years now and it's awesome. Play around with a few of the different heads as well until you find the best one for you, I alternate between the flossing one and the polishing one.
Will order it in the morning, hopefully it will be better than the Sonicare brush that I have been using.
I use Oral-B Professional Care 1000 with the 'dual clean' brush head (Oral-B EB417-4) Seems to do a good job; much prefer it to my manual brush.
Currently using a Johnson & Johnson Reach sawn-off. 50% less handle but still gets to those hard to reach places I guess.
Recently bought a Braun Oral-B TriZone 1000 Bought in store from tescos for £60, got home seen on amazon for £30 -.- Gives an amazing clean, never going back to manual again
