Oral-B Genius X Limited Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush with 1 Replacement Brush Head, Travel Case, White

The Oral-B website suggests you order the Cross Action X brush head, but the one that came with this toothbrush is just a regular Cross Action brush head.Be careful when looking for brush heads on Amazon because some are from fake companies. Somehow they're able to link themselves to the official Oral-B Amazon page. I've found the Cross Action X brush heads are 3 for $33 while the regular Cross Action is 2 for $31 while another page shows them for 4 for $34. Ugh!I'm going to stick with the regular Cross Action brush heads. Wondering if I should get the sensitive brush heads because I recently had two gum grafts due to gum recession, but not sure if they'll clean as well as the regular brush heads. The sensitive brush heads are supposed to be compatible with this toothbrush.As for the toothbrush itself, I love it. Used it up to two weeks without charging it. I don't put mine on the charger everyday though. I don't use the app either. I just really like that the light turns red when I'm brushing too hard and I like the different speeds available. I recently went to the dentist and they didn't take very long cleaning my teeth like they usually do, so that tells me this toothbrush is doing its thing.

La verdad, compré el Oral-B Genius X más por curiosidad que por necesidad, pero desde el primer uso noté la diferencia. Sientes que limpia más a fondo, y la app que viene con el cepillo me hizo dar cuenta de que antes me cepillaba mal varias zonas.Me gusta que me avisa si estoy usando demasiada fuerza, y el hecho de que la batería dure tanto es un plus. Lo he cargado una sola vez en más de una semana. También se siente bien construido, nada frágil ni de plástico barato.No soy alguien obsesionado con la tecnología, pero este cepillo me hizo entender que vale la pena invertir en herramientas que realmente mejoran tu día a día. Lo recomiendo si te tomas en serio el cuidado de tus dientes.

Love this toothbrush! the different settings is great too! Took some adjusting when switching from a non-electric but now I will never go back.

The app that pairs with this toothbrush needs some work. It almost never tracks the area Im brushing correctly, which means if I want to get that total coverage credit I have to keep going, perhaps it is intentional to get ppl to brush longer.The toothbrush itself is great, the only thing I would try and improve is how loud it is, though that could just be a me thing. Overall pleased with purchase and have hopes the app will get better.

Cleans super well and the app is actually helpful—it shows where you missed and keeps you on track. Feels like a pro clean every time!

I absolutely love this toothbrush I haven’t had any issues

I lost the Sonicare I bought in 2020 due to a mishandled airline luggage incident in Feb 2023, and liked the toothbrush well enough to buy another. Unfortunately the newer model is not a good replacement.Comparing to the previous model, the new handle is an inch shorter, the diameter is slimmer, and it's much lighter. I'm assuming they switched to a smaller motor because this new toothbrush does not vibrate as hard. The battery is probably smaller too. This cost as much or maybe a few dollars more than I paid in 2020, so I guess shrinkflation strikes again.The charger does not have a standard wall outlet plug - instead it has a USB port "for waste/environmental reasons" but if you contact customer service they will send you a free charge brick. This is nonsensical - a brick is obviously going to be a lot more plastic waste than a wall plug. And most wall outlets don't come with a built-in USB port, so we're going to be needing those charge bricks.This model has (at least) three user-definable settings, and a tap switch for vibration intensity, all of which are pointless:If you tap the power button twice within two seconds it changes the vibration intensity from "barely going" to "still less power than the original Sonicare had". A third tap turns the toothbrush off completely. When turning the toothbrush back on, it "should" remain at the last-selected intensity. Two seconds is an excessive timeout for this already-useless option, and I can never be sure if the brush will be going full strength when I turn it back on. So I waste some time pressing the power button and trying to feel whether my toothbrush is vibrating hard enough. Does that sound silly? It is!Now for the user-defined settings, if the brush is set on the charge base and the power button is pressed after X number of seconds:There's an "EasyStart" mode which is the default, it gradually increases the vibration intensity over the course of 14 uses, "to help you get used to brushing with the Sonicare". If you have bought this toothbrush with the intention of sticking it in your mouth while it is vibrating, you're not going to be startled by the maximum intensity. Pointless. I think I have disabled it, but like I mentioned earlier, I never know what the vibration intensity is going to be when I turn this toothbrush on anyway.Brush head replacement reminder: only works if you use the special "BrushSync" brush heads compatible with this feature.. There should be no reason for anyone to turn this reminder off. Also, the sensors which estimate brush wear (number of uses, pressure used when brushing) are inside the handle and should be usable for any brush you stick on the handle, but are deliberately disabled unless you buy the more-expensive BrushSync heads.Pressure sensor: Again, no reason for anyone to turn this off. All it does is pulse the vibration if you're brushing too hard.Update: my luggage was found and returned (!!!!!), so I'll be returning this if I can, and maybe get a few more years out of my original Sonicare.

So much better than my previous tooth brush. Long battery life before needs charging.