Good cleaning power, but not for sensitive gums!

About a product test I have the Oral B Pro 3000 obtained. Until now I've always been a little put off by electric toothbrushes by the high cost of spare toothbrushes. In addition, even join with me to quite sensitive teeth, so I always stayed with my soft manual toothbrush and went annually to PZR.

Manufacturer of toothbrush is the Braun GmbH Kronberg, which are sold through Procter & Gamble. For this US Corporation is the Braun GmbH. The acquisition costs amount to an average of 100.00 and for Ersatzaufsteckbürsten will average 16.00 due.
There is also a 30-day money back guarantee, I should not be satisfied.
The charging time is 22h with quite long and reaches at twice brushing a 2 minutes one week.

CrossAction brush

The brush heads are inclined, this is to ensure efficient and gentle plaque removal. The perfectly angled 16-degrees bristles should I achieve my interdental spaces and remove up to 100% more plaque. So the promise of product information.
The brush head itself initially feels quite hard and bristly. I'm curious to see how I react as a dental Sensibelchen it :-(
I can use four other brush (deep cleansing, 3D White, Sensitive and Trizone).

The Oral B Pro 3000 offers three different functions that I choose in the end, when I press the on / off switch: cleaning plus visual Andruckskontrolle illuminates when is cleaned with too much pressure
Gum protection Pressure sensor, massage mode
Sensitive mode brush head with extra soft bristles

With the toothbrush I need do nothing more than to go from tooth to tooth, the brush (shape) does virtually the rest of alone ;-) The toothbrush has a 30 second timer integrated, so that the cleaning time of two minutes are respected can.
The feeling of smooth, clean teeth after brushing is really outstanding, but for me only in the outer region. Since I have quite tight interdental spaces, the cleaning performance could not convince those here. Even in hard-to-coming locations such as my wisdom teeth is better suited my manual toothbrush. This also applies to sensitive teeth.
After I tested the Two toothbrush week intensive program, I recurred during the third week half back to manual brush.
My gums are in use twice a day just too irritated and the constant change of CrossAction with the Sensitive brush head is to me a little too expensive :-). Therefore, I drive quite well with two different toothbrushes. The feeling of smooth, clean teeth is naturally much better at the Oral-B Pro 3000, but my tooth gaps are easier to clean by hand brushing and flossing because I so much better gelange without vibration in hard to reach places in my mouth.
But not everyone has such Zahnproblemchen like me, I recommend the Oral B Pro 3000 still requires further. My significant other with his perfect pearly whites dispensed since the manual toothbrush and only uses the Oral B Pro 3000 :-)