Oral-B TriZone 500 electric toothbrush tested

Test and review of the electric toothbrush Oral-B TriZone 500 color edition (orange)

Oral-B TriZone toothbrush

We haven't paid too much attention to health improving products in our blog and that is why we are initiating a series of consumer tests and reviews of some interesting gadgets that do good for your health.

Today we are testing the budget electric toothbrush Oral-B TriZone in its orange version.

As you probably know Oral-B offers a wide variety of electric toothbrushes starting from $15 and topping over $200 for some of their exclusive models with couple of cleaning heads and many other extras.

Oral-B TriZone is a mid-range which is targeting consumers who don't want to spend too much on their new electric toothbrush. In Europe you can find it for around 35-40 Euros which is a good price for a rechargeable electric toothbrush.

Oral-B TriZone comes with one cleaning head included in the package which included multi-dimensional cleaning technology and sweeping bristles.

Oral-B TriZone comes with standing charger which takes a while to get fully charged but then the battery would last for at least couple of cleaning sessions.

This toothbrush also has a Professional Timer which slows the cleaning head every 30 seconds in order to remind you to move from one quadrant to the next jaw and after 2 minutes, the recommended brushing time has been reached.

Oral-B TriZone 500

As the Oral-B TriZone 500 has been my personal toothbrush for the last couple of weeks I can say that I am very pleased with its performance. It is a bit noisy in its operational mode but it does a great job and my teeth feel really clean.

Currently you can find the TriZone 500 for £30 in UK but on many markets it is no longer offered and you can only get any of the other models like the TriZone 600, TriZone 700 or the TriZone 2000 which are all in the same price category. Oral-B TriZone 4000/5000/6000 offer more extras and that's my they are a bit more expensive. T

he color edition that I am using is also a bit hard to find.