There is a bit more context that can be added around these differences to better understand why the two models exist and how one might be better suited to you, so please find the more detailed explanation of this below. With either you have to power the brush on to change mode, but the Genius will remember the cleaning mode and start on this next time it is powered on, the 5000 does not. Inevitably the battery will run down on the Pro 650. With approximately 28 minutes of cleaning time. When power is low, the battery status icon on the front of the brush will illuminate red to notify you of this. One of the biggest differences is that the Pro 2 2000, which is the more premium model offers an extra cleaning mode. No the Oral-B Pro 650 does not have blue tooth connectivity. The cheapest Oral-B that has bluetooth connectivity is currently the Oral-B Smart 4 4000. Can you connect the Oral-B Pro 650 to the Oral-B app?

Like all other Oral B electric toothbrushes, it comes with a small round brush head, offering a tooth to tooth cleaning action through a 3D cleaning action (rotates, oscillates and pulsates ) perfect technology to remove up to 100% plaque along a gum line. None of these differences affect how well the toothbrush cleans the teeth. They simply affect your experience of using the brush. By no means the most reliable option is works on the basis of an app on your iOS or Android smartphone using the built in mics to listen for the sound of the brush running. You get the standard features like the 2 minute timer, 30 second pacer, rechargeable battery and fading indicator bristles on the brush head.A new magnetic charger means the brush can be recharged in as little as 3 hours, rather than the more typical 12.

If you are always on the move with overnight stays or travelling from place to place the hard plastic case provides a home for the brush and the brush heads (up to 2) and stops either coming to harm. There is not much difference in the size and weight all told, only a few grams but sit them side by side and we think that most would prefer the in-hand feeling of the Smart 5. Aside from the colour of the brush the physical size and shape are identical and you would not be able to tell the two apart unless you noticed the additional cleaning mode icon found on the 9000. A feature that is not really marketed, but exists, is something called sound connectivity. You may see this more with the Pro 650 marketing than any other. With Fairywill, you get 30 day battery life, 4 brush heads, and USB charging cable. However, despite the fact that Fairywill electric toothbrush offers more for a cheaper price, it does not also include a pressure sensor.Once you have completed the two minute cycle, the brush will continue to operate unless you press the power button again. You can learn more about this mode and how it differs but reading our article, Oral-B cleaning modes explained.But, the whitening mode is often overrated. There could even be more names for these models that are used across stores both online and on the high street, but these are the main models I am aware of. What are the differences? Differentiated by the type of brush head you get– the Oral Pro 650 comes in 3 types (CrossAction, Sensi UltraThin and 3D White) with the CrossAction being the most recommended brush head for most people. Sensi UltraThin is for sensitive teeth and 3D for teeth whitening.

At the time of writing and based on one user, the cost of the Pro 600 is 5p per day over 3 years compared to the 6p of the Pro 650. The more premium brushes offer additional cleaning modes which are suitable if you have more advanced oral healthcare needs or are looking for a particular programme such as whitening.It lasts 28 minutes which is a weeks worth of charge for a single person brushing twice a day for two minutes. Is the Oral-B Pro 650 waterproof and can it be used in the shower?