does the brush part move in circles or does it just vibrate?
1374989
Rotates around! In no exaggeration it is equally as great as the clarisonic facial brush. Clarisonic maybe a little harsher on the skin! Hope this helps
1374990
I had a nutrisonic for at least 3 years before it died. I bought this and I don't feel that it is at all comparable. Battery operated devices are weaker. I don't understand all the good reviews on this. I didn't want to spend the $ on the more expensive ones but this does not do the job for me. I had stopped getting little white heads etc. on my face but I am getting them again using this.
840228
Mine vibrates also, I think when it was built it wasn't balanced. I still use it every chance I get. My grandkids love it. But it does shake a lot when it is working. I can't put anything on the tray because it falls to the floor. When this one dies, I will buy another one, probably not the same brand.
244824
It turns back and forth. It does not make complete revolutions. Remove the head and bush up on the bottom brush and you will see how far the top round brush turns back and forth.
60698
It has a ratchet movement although it is very subtle. If you press down it rolls freely.
387303
I went over and put my finger on the side of the round portion and it did not appear to be spinning. It's just vibrating and the lower section also just vibrates back and forth but its supposed to. I do not know that they claimed the top was supposed to spin, it's been too long since I bought it and no longer have the packaging. Whichever the case is, it still works better than a manual toothbrush ;-) I was going to buy some more heads, but they were out of stock when I tried on Amazon and unfortunately I do not get around well and lack transportation so I don't get to Walmart, which is where I go to buy most household goods, more than a couple times a year. Sorry I cannot give you more info. But if you go to the oral-b web official web site you can ask them and they'll most likely answer as they answered my questions when I was considering buying it initially.
1517416
No, the brush rotates on all settings. If you notice it not spinning, it is because the belt broke. I had that happen to me several times. I had to call for replacement belts.
1401400
No rotating brushes. It has a good amount of suction.....but I don't have pets so I don't know if it would work for that.
1536556
Hi Carol...the brush works well, but it is kind of awkward to maneuver. It will get into the corners, but because of the way the joint on the brush meets the handle it will not be easy.
1365365
The brush does not rotate. I have had this product for about a year and the attachment on the brush no longer holds the brush in place and it constantly falls off.
62087
no, the brush is fixed and stationary. The description I read prior to purchasing did *not* indicate a rotating brush.
542357
Yes. It should spin rather freely. You'll need to be able to move it in reverse by hand should it jam with brush - follow safety procedures always.
325112
It moves differently. I think you are referring to the articulating head with the ball joint? It is not a ball joint, and took a little maneuvering to initially get used to it, but I like it very much. It is also wider than most hard floor tools I have had in the past. I seems to go under furniture better, but it is not "flat" with the brush.
418326
The signal is actually the brush stopping and starting for a few seconds... a better way to explain it is that the brushing action is interrupted.You should feel this happen in your hand and mouth. What I did at first was to let it run in my hand while watching a timer... and it worked.Something you have to get used to. Hope this helped.
1884389
The brush head does not oscillate, just spins. The product was ok. The problem is that I have had at least two and they don't last very long - less than six months and they just stop working.
632735
It will move in the direction of the hose; mine generally moves in a gentle arc until it either gets close to the reach of the hose length (I have a traditional 36 ft rectangular pool and it will barely reach the far side of the shallow end) or it gets close to the surface while climbing vertically up the side at which point the weight of the hose will turn it in a new direction. After a couple of hours I'll go out with the brush pole and steer it toward those segments it missed, which is just like manually vacuuming except it takes a fraction of the time that manually doing the entire pool would take. Hope this helps.
1139710
It does vibrate rather strongly... it is a Strong motor for such a small device. As long as it makes a smooth sounding humming noise while you shave... then it is operating Perfectly. Please Remember that After EACH use you should spray the blade with Andis Lubricant.
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It is just like any other oral b toothbrush. It does not vibrate. The brush head spin clockwise and and anti clock wise. You get more control on the area you want to brush. This might be helpful to the sensitive gums.