Colourful toothbrush motivated Felina

First I would like the hard plastic packaging here used by the manufacturer described as unfortunate, as opening turns out to be tricky and tedious. After these initial Schierigkeiten the Oral-B Stages electric toothbrush children proves in Princess design with my granddaughter as a true motivator. A little psychology is apparently time to time in the game. Anyway, Felina has closed this model to her heart and dressing since with much more fun their teeth, without the usual carping in this regard, to the days of manual toothbrush previously used. The colorful fairy tale characters on the brush attachment make natural in the bathroom as catcher ever heard her.

But you should of course consider not only the motley appearance but while having especially the needs of the young (five years) in view. Small brush head with soft bristles and a handy grip and less vibration than in adults should be given as a condition, and they are satisfied with this product also. The tingles so nicely in the mouth, was the spontaneous reaction of Felina at their first attempt plaster.

Now to the essence: In my estimation, it indicates good cleaning as cleaning performance of Oral-B Stages nothing to complain about. As with the used model of mine from the same home is here, a timer is used, which signals the end of the minimum brushing time by two minutes. The 30-second interval to change the individual plaster quadrant was this not taken - too bad. Another difference to the adult models: There is only a single cleaning program available, but which in principle, however, sufficient. The perceived by me as yet very pleasant Pressure sensor is entirely absent here. Otherwise, you can the occurring operating noise described as very quiet and vibration during brushing adheres very limited.

The battery lasts at full charge at normal, twice per day use about one a week. However, the complete reloading needed proud sixteen hours - which is already very long. Especially the missing charge indicator is cause for criticism for me. Well, since a score of good four stars seems to me ultimately with those swabs as a conclusion as attached - my princess will forgive me for this deduction. For those interested, this model was chosen along with two other electric toothbrushes children in this year's January issue of the Stiftung Warentest with a score of 2.1 as the winner (of a total of 11 in the test).