Does this one have any sort of timing mechanism, where the brush stutters to let you know it's been 2 minutes?
653042
No, and I prefer the oral b brush. Similar price and smaller handle which I like better
1947166
It is quite quick so I do not notice a delay other than if it is not set for using the flash, then there is a slight delay with readjusting to the lighting required.
504795
Yes It is in the software. I couldn't tell you how to get there, but I have seen it there. Fortunately it isn't too complicated. The problem I have had is fat fingers hitting the wrong button and changing things while I am trying to work with the camera. The reason I know it does have a self timer is because I pushed the button that caused it at a moment when I did not have time to stop shooting so every shot I had to shoot waiting for the timer to count down.
418327
I had this same electric toothbrush before so i know it pauses after two minutes to indicate the two minutes is up. The pause is the signal..
647187
You are welcome...it doesn't have a 30 second timer either...not a big deal but I was used to that...have gotten used to the new one and like it.
2251578
No. However. The new brush pauses once at 30 second intervals before pausing three times at the two minute mark. This allows you to keep track of how long you want to keep brushing. Recommended brushing period is at least two minutes.
2104499
It is only a few seconds, maybe two or three. I used this camera for the first time this weekend on a getaway & had no issue with the slight delay. Still got great pictures.
319329
No. This camera has a minimum 3 second delay from when it senses motion to when it takes a picture.
1272107
It only takes a couple of seconds, like one or two. I haven't really even noticed the time!
648187
It happens rather quickly. I have never timed it, but it would seem to be close to the 2 second time frame, but it is definitely not 8 seconds.
842399
Hello Susan~ It is my understanding that without the timer base the toothbrush will "stutter" @ 30 sec. intervals rather than having an audible chirp; the "stutter" is a means to advise you that you've reached the 30 sec., 60 sec....... intervals; I haven't tried this yet but it's what I've been told. Hope this info helps you & have a great day! Rick
418323
As Rob responded, you should have a timer that lets you know you have brushed long enough unless you have an older model that doesn't have a timer. My first Oral B didn't have the timer.
2200088
There is one big button to push on and off. Really, you only have to press on, because it shuts off on it's own after 2 minutes. It's very easy to use. You can also push the smaller button to scroll through 3 options of brushing style, ( sensitive, massage, longer duration) but it is not necessary to use unless you just want to.
1995809
yes,first "select",then tap "timer". it starts show 0.5 for 30 minutes delay. keep taping timer to get what you want and let it go.
2078066
Yes it does. I personally have taken 40+ second exposures. And yes you can have intervals and/or delays set with that as well.
1387887
Yes, it does. Once the cut is complete it runs for maybe 2 seconds then stops itself.
538757
I don't believe it does. The disappearing time after 5 seconds was not a feature that I knew of before I purchased this click -- but given the brightness at nighttime, I actually like it. Sorry I can't help out.