- How does the Pro 100 differ from the Pro 1000?
- The Pro 100 is the more basic model. The Pro 1000 adds a pressure sensor and a second brushing mode, while both share the same rotating-oscillating cleaning action and Oral-B brush heads.
- Does it have a pressure sensor?
- No. The Pro 100 has no pressure sensor, so it will not warn you if you brush too hard. You have to control pressure yourself.
- How long does the battery last per charge?
- It is a rechargeable brush, but owners commonly report shorter run time than higher-end Oral-B models. Expect to recharge more often than with step-up brushes.
- What brush heads fit it?
- It takes standard Oral-B replacement brush heads, the same range used across most Oral-B rechargeable handles, so refills are easy to find.
- Is it good for first-time electric toothbrush users?
- Yes. It is light, has one simple mode and a two-minute timer, which makes it easy to start with. Shoppers who want a pressure sensor should look at the Pro 1000 instead.
- Does it come with a travel case?
- No. The Pro 100 is a basic package without a travel case, unlike some higher Oral-B models.
- Where is the Oral-B Pro 100 Precision Clean Electric Toothbrush cheapest?
- At Walgreens, for $22.99, as of our latest check.