Oral-B Genius X 20100S Black
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Product information
Key specs
- Toothbrush brushing technique
- Rotating 3D
- Pressure sensor
- Yes
- Compatible with smartphone / apps
- Yes
- Maximum battery life
- 48 min
- Battery charging time
- 12 h
Pros and cons
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Pros:The toothbrush lasts 12 days with a usage time of 48 minutes before you have to charge.
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Pros:View a detailed report of your cleaning via the smartphone app and you know exactly how to improve your cleaning behavior.
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Pros:By choosing 1 of the 6 different brushing positions, you can clean your teeth, gums or tongue with just the right brushing pressure.
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Con:To use the cleaning detection you do have to take your smartphone into the bathroom.
Product description
Thanks to the extra-long battery life of the Oral-B Genius X 20100S Black, you can brush your teeth 24 times without recharging. To brush your teeth, choose from 6 different brushing positions, including a special brushing position for inflamed gums and cleansing your tongue. In addition to brushing your teeth, you will immediately work on a better brushing technique with this toothbrush. The toothbrush actually measures your brushing technique during brushing your teeth and gives you feedback via an app. This way you can immediately see which teeth require extra attention and which teeth you brush too hard for example. Are you going on a trip and have you forgotten to charge your toothbrush? With the rechargeable travel pouch you can charge your toothbrush on the road.
Included by default
- Manual (5.5 MB)
- Cross Action brush head
- Brush head holder
- Rechargeable travel pouch
- Charger
Key specs
- Toothbrush brushing technique
- Rotating 3D
- Pressure sensor
- Yes
- Compatible with smartphone / apps
- Yes
- Maximum battery life
- 48 min
- Battery charging time
- 12 h
Included by default
- Manual (5.5 MB)
- Cross Action brush head
- Brush head holder
- Rechargeable travel pouch
- Charger
Reviews
Reviews
Rating
Rating per section
Most helpful reviews
Most helpful reviews
"I recommend it - if the minuses are not important to you"
Jana Adamcikova | 29 November 2019 | In the version: With more brushing movements and 2 extra brush attachments
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Pros:Huge range of affordable brush heads
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Pros:rotating motion
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Pros:charging case
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Pros:small charging pins
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Con:desing could be nicer, looks clunky
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Con:noise! noise!
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Con:it really sounds like a power tool
I got this for my boyfriend. I have a Philips Sonicare one, I like it, but he prefered the rotating motion of the brush, hence i went for Oral B.
There were many Oral B to choose from. I wanted him to have something smart and with several functions. I compared so many and came to a conclusion that this would be the best one.
Since it is in higher price range, I expected sleek design and nice experience. I was disappointed in the aesthetics department, unfortunately. (I hadn't checked it in the brick and mortar store before). When we unpacked it, I even thought - isn't this a knock off? No, it isn't. It is not hideos, but if pretty design is important for you, please make sure that you know what you are getting. My Philips in comparison looks so elegant; also the charging case of Philips looks prettier.
We turned it on and - another disappointment for me. The thing is NOISY. It honestly sounds like a power drill or an electric saw.
But to come to the pluses: the boyfriend likes it; he doesn't mind the sound, doesn't care about the design and he is very happy with its cleaning results and the rotating brush heads. The brushes for his are cheaper than for mine. He also likes the choices of cleaning programs.
One warning regarding the smart function - the app. We both have an app, (I love this digital world of today, i couldn't help myself). I used mine approx. 3 times. My boyfriend used his once. Even thought i thought i would love it, i see that i honestly don't need and app to tell me that now, i need to brush the right side, then the middle, then the left and repeat. I learned that as a kid and still remember :D So, unless the app becomes much more sophisticated and gives you more advice and personalised guidance in the future, i think it's quite useless.
I recommend it - if the minuses are not important to you
-
Pros:Huge range of affordable brush heads
-
Pros:rotating motion
-
Pros:charging case
-
Pros:small charging pins
-
Con:desing could be nicer, looks clunky
-
Con:noise! noise!
-
Con:it really sounds like a power tool
I got this for my boyfriend. I have a Philips Sonicare one, I like it, but he prefered the rotating motion of the brush, hence i went for Oral B.
There were many Oral B to choose from. I wanted him to have something smart and with several functions. I compared so many and came to a conclusion that this would be the best one.
Since it is in higher price range, I expected sleek design and nice experience. I was disappointed in the aesthetics department, unfortunately. (I hadn't checked it in the brick and mortar store before). When we unpacked it, I even thought - isn't this a knock off? No, it isn't. It is not hideos, but if pretty design is important for you, please make sure that you know what you are getting. My Philips in comparison looks so elegant; also the charging case of Philips looks prettier.
We turned it on and - another disappointment for me. The thing is NOISY. It honestly sounds like a power drill or an electric saw.
But to come to the pluses: the boyfriend likes it; he doesn't mind the sound, doesn't care about the design and he is very happy with its cleaning results and the rotating brush heads. The brushes for his are cheaper than for mine. He also likes the choices of cleaning programs.
One warning regarding the smart function - the app. We both have an app, (I love this digital world of today, i couldn't help myself). I used mine approx. 3 times. My boyfriend used his once. Even thought i thought i would love it, i see that i honestly don't need and app to tell me that now, i need to brush the right side, then the middle, then the left and repeat. I learned that as a kid and still remember :D So, unless the app becomes much more sophisticated and gives you more advice and personalised guidance in the future, i think it's quite useless.
Most helpful reviews
Most helpful reviews
"I recommend it - if the minuses are not important to you"
Jana Adamcikova | 29 November 2019 | In the version: With more brushing movements and 2 extra brush attachments
-
Pros:Huge range of affordable brush heads
-
Pros:rotating motion
-
Pros:charging case
-
Pros:small charging pins
-
Con:desing could be nicer, looks clunky
-
Con:noise! noise!
-
Con:it really sounds like a power tool
I got this for my boyfriend. I have a Philips Sonicare one, I like it, but he prefered the rotating motion of the brush, hence i went for Oral B.
There were many Oral B to choose from. I wanted him to have something smart and with several functions. I compared so many and came to a conclusion that this would be the best one.
Since it is in higher price range, I expected sleek design and nice experience. I was disappointed in the aesthetics department, unfortunately. (I hadn't checked it in the brick and mortar store before). When we unpacked it, I even thought - isn't this a knock off? No, it isn't. It is not hideos, but if pretty design is important for you, please make sure that you know what you are getting. My Philips in comparison looks so elegant; also the charging case of Philips looks prettier.
We turned it on and - another disappointment for me. The thing is NOISY. It honestly sounds like a power drill or an electric saw.
But to come to the pluses: the boyfriend likes it; he doesn't mind the sound, doesn't care about the design and he is very happy with its cleaning results and the rotating brush heads. The brushes for his are cheaper than for mine. He also likes the choices of cleaning programs.
One warning regarding the smart function - the app. We both have an app, (I love this digital world of today, i couldn't help myself). I used mine approx. 3 times. My boyfriend used his once. Even thought i thought i would love it, i see that i honestly don't need and app to tell me that now, i need to brush the right side, then the middle, then the left and repeat. I learned that as a kid and still remember :D So, unless the app becomes much more sophisticated and gives you more advice and personalised guidance in the future, i think it's quite useless.
I recommend it - if the minuses are not important to you
-
Pros:Huge range of affordable brush heads
-
Pros:rotating motion
-
Pros:charging case
-
Pros:small charging pins
-
Con:desing could be nicer, looks clunky
-
Con:noise! noise!
-
Con:it really sounds like a power tool
I got this for my boyfriend. I have a Philips Sonicare one, I like it, but he prefered the rotating motion of the brush, hence i went for Oral B.
There were many Oral B to choose from. I wanted him to have something smart and with several functions. I compared so many and came to a conclusion that this would be the best one.
Since it is in higher price range, I expected sleek design and nice experience. I was disappointed in the aesthetics department, unfortunately. (I hadn't checked it in the brick and mortar store before). When we unpacked it, I even thought - isn't this a knock off? No, it isn't. It is not hideos, but if pretty design is important for you, please make sure that you know what you are getting. My Philips in comparison looks so elegant; also the charging case of Philips looks prettier.
We turned it on and - another disappointment for me. The thing is NOISY. It honestly sounds like a power drill or an electric saw.
But to come to the pluses: the boyfriend likes it; he doesn't mind the sound, doesn't care about the design and he is very happy with its cleaning results and the rotating brush heads. The brushes for his are cheaper than for mine. He also likes the choices of cleaning programs.
One warning regarding the smart function - the app. We both have an app, (I love this digital world of today, i couldn't help myself). I used mine approx. 3 times. My boyfriend used his once. Even thought i thought i would love it, i see that i honestly don't need and app to tell me that now, i need to brush the right side, then the middle, then the left and repeat. I learned that as a kid and still remember :D So, unless the app becomes much more sophisticated and gives you more advice and personalised guidance in the future, i think it's quite useless.