[Costco] Oral-B Pro 5000 X Electric Toothbrush Twin Pack for $114.99 - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (2025)

Deal Link:

https://www.costco.ca/oral-b-profession ... 42958.html

Price:

CA $114.99

Savings:

$35

Expiry:

May 4, 2025

Retailer:

Costco

Features:
- Visible pressure sensor lights up to alert you when you are brushing too hard to avoid harmful over-brushing
- 5 brushing modes
- Professional timer signals when to switch areas of mouth for best results
- Maxclean bristles turn yellow when it's time to change
- CrossAction brush head attacks plaque from a different angle
- Bluetooth connects your electric toothbrush to the Oral-B App for personalized brushing routines and daily monitoring

Includes:
- 2 handles (1 white and 1 black)
- 3 brush heads
- 2 travel cases
- 2 charging stations

Manufacturer’s warranty:
- 2 year limited

JonSnow wrote: ↑I have an older one, do you buy oem brushes or are there good 3rd party alternatives that's not no name bands on Amazon?

Yes this model interchangeable with “all” oral b heads including the knock offs except for the IO series which uses different, incompatible brush heads.

BigPapaDiesel wrote: ↑Yes this model interchangeable with “all” oral b heads including the knock offs except for the IO series which uses different, incompatible brush heads.

is IO series better?
Also, do these come with charging cable/brick? Or do I have to call them and request a free one?

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TransporterSD wrote: ↑is IO series better?
Also, do these come with charging cable/brick? Or do I have to call them and request a free one?

I think so. It has sonic vibrations so its like a mix of regular oral b and sonicare.

Edit. Should mention I have all 3 and I do prefer the io.
Im still using the others once in awhile cause I refuse to let these expensive brush heads go to waste.

I still use an ancient Oral-B by Braun model 3728 that must be at least 20 years old. It uses the same Oral-B heads and operation is pretty much identical to current versions. I just replaced the original NiMH battery this year ($12 from AliExpress).

But now I realize that my toothbrush is missing Bluetooth, and I don't know how I can live without that!

MSWalsh wrote: ↑I still use an ancient Oral-B by Braun model 3728 that must be at least 20 years old. It uses the same Oral-B heads and operation is pretty much identical to current versions. I just replaced the original NiMH battery this year ($12 from AliExpress).

But now I realize that my toothbrush is missing Bluetooth, and I don't know how I can live without that!

Hahah, I have an ancient one too - still going strong and dentists are happy with my teeth.

RenxoBC wrote: ↑The brush heads get filled with gunk and gets disgusting with all the crevices it has.

Yeah, that is why I was asking above. I made my partner replace her Oral B because I hated the goo stains on the counter.

smacd wrote: ↑We have these units. Great brushes, but I hate the 5 speed button placement. First, who need these various speeds for brushing your teeth and second, the button is in the worst possible place and the speed gets changed inadvertently constantly.

When teeth brushing technology doesn't change in 20 years you need to make up features to get people to buy something new and pay more.

gbx555 wrote: ↑Terrible, feels like battery needs to be charged every 3-4 days - need a phone app that i would never even touch just to use all the features.

Perhaps you have a bad unit. Ours lasts for 2 weeks with 2 of us brushing twice a day. They have an indicator at the bottom that goes from 3 bars to 2 to 1, then a few days later it gives the recharge signal. Battery life has never been an issue for us.

Anyone want to split a pack?
North York / Vaughan area.

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