Electric toothbrushes in this part were not my favorites, but they have some qualities that are worth mentioning. One of these might be the right choice for you, so we felt it was worthwhile to include them.
Oral-b iO2
Because I love it Oral-b yo series 5 So much (that's my main toothbrush for more than two years), they sent me New oral-b iO2 Electric toothbrush for testing. It has the same power for brushing and feeling like Series 5. There are three cleaning modes, pressure sensor and two minutes timer.
My main concern, however, is that you cannot see the light of the pressure when you brush; You can't even see it if you look in the mirror. Unless the front of the toothbrush turns over, you can't see the green or red light on the power button that tells you whether you wash properly or too hard. I had to brush my teeth completely in the dark to see the change of LED light. But if this is not a disadvantage for you, the price is much nicer than Series 5.
Olean x ultra s
When I first started testing this brush, I skipped the instructions (which I don't recommend). I have to press too hard while brushing because I suddenly heard the child's voice coming out of the device. To say that he was astonished, it would be an underestimation. If I read the instructions, I would know that the OClean X Ultra toothbrush has a pressure sensor that warns you when you press too hard on the device. Voice as Ai's child really speaks to you, but he is muted, and you can't hear what the “brush” says.
It also has a LED screen showing you which quadrant of your mouth needs more attention or not as clean as other areas. However, I was only testing one side of my mouth and screen told me that I cleaned the area well, as well as the other part of my teeth I didn't touch. It's easy to see why Oral-b yo series 5 Beat Oclean X Ultra as the best smart electric toothbrush.
Burst Pro Sonic
Burst Pro Sonic is a popular electrical toothbrush on Amazon. There are just over 7,000 views with an average rating of 4.5 stars of 5. However, I was very disappointed with the feeling of this brush. While the fibers are very soft, there is a piece of silicone in the middle of the brush head which I assume is used to leave food and stuck food (the website does not explain). This small piece felt too strange on your teeth.
I think I could let this unfortunate design slip if the brush enters at a good price, but Burst Pro Sonic sells for just over $ 50. If you already spend so much on an electric toothbrush, I recommend it Philips Sonicare 4100.
Philips Sonicare for children filling the electric toothbrush
For the age of 3 and over Philips sonicare for children It's just as great as other Sonicare models on Philips. The electric brush has two different modes and a brush timer and comes in two different colors. Plus, each box contains stickers for decorating the handle. It works very similar to the electrical toothbrush on the oral-b Kid, although the brush head vibrates instead of oscillating.
The handle is heavier and about one centimeter longer than that of the oral-b kid toothbrush. The brush head is a smaller version of Philips Sonicare Prestige, but is still almost three times longer than the head of the oral-B children's brush. What makes Sonicare for Chruse Fruss unique is that there are Bluetooth features linked to a smartphone application. I think the app is one of the best; There are educational videos and tracking system that parents can use to see their children's brushing behavior.
Enter an electric toothbrush
The brush head is very close to the size of the toothbrush. The top is simple in every aspect: there is one speed and a two -minute timer that buzz every 30 seconds and turns off after time is over. That's it. There is no application, charger or wires. This electric toothbrush is powered by AAA battery located in the handle and charging takes three months.
I gave Hum from Colgate the title “Best Electric Teeth Brush” to “Best Battery”, not a slope because I didn't like the head of the toothbrush. Yes, it is similar to a toothbrush, but it was difficult to use to get around the mouth. I also noticed that the Quip engine is not very powerful compared to Sonicare or Oral-B models. For me, she felt the same as manual cleaning. I didn't like it, but others may not bother. If you are looking for a smart electric toothbrush without Bluetooth or application, Quip may be the one.
Electric toothbrush in Caripro
Caripro is a good brush, just not comparing to others on this list. The head of the brush vibrates and the upper and bottom of the brush is grown outward.
My gums and teeth felt sensitive after the use of Caripro, but I tend to experience my teeth sensitivity. It is difficult to say whether it is due to the brush for the brush or the way the brush head is flared. If you have sensitive gums, note that the brush has five settings and one of them is sensitive. There is good in this: I feel like Caripripro do a good thing to clean his mouth.
Y-stack
The Y-turn turned his heads and revealed CES's interest in 2017 and returned to CES year by year. The strange brush in shape Y claims that it can brush all teeth in just 10 seconds. After applying the toothpaste directly to the brush, the whole Y-tooth enters the mouth. Then you must bite and press the button to activate the gentle vibration. After five seconds, you can move to the lower teeth.
Not only did I discover that the Y-pit did not clean my teeth, but that my vibrations grind my head. It was an unpleasant experience that simply left her teeth coated in toothpaste. But the concept of this brush is fun and interesting and it may be for you if you are tired of ordinary electric toothbrushes.
Oral-b pro 500 precision pure
My experience with oral B Pro 500 precise clean brush compared to some others in the same price range. There is one cleaning mode and the brush head oscillates and rotates on a two -minute timer. The brush warns you when you finish. This simple oral-b brush is basic and no special technology or paired applications.
Of all the oral-b brushes I tested with rotating heads, I liked the least. It wasn't as powerful as others for a few uses, I wondered if I needed a new brush head. I think this brush is perfect for someone who tests an electric toothbrush for the first time. It is a simple and very reasonable price. I would personally choose the Oral-B Pro 1000, but this Pro 500 is a good budget option.
Feno smartbrush
Similar to the y-shell above, Feno Smartbrush is also a mouth-like brush that uses vibrating fibers to clean the teeth. Basically it is a Y-tooth with added AI features and a larger range for cleaning all teeth-top and bottom-all at once. It is also more personalized. Put a picture of the mouth of the phenomen's mouth and then get personal molds designed to reach all teeth. The appropriate application connects to the device to show you areas where you may miss and offer dental advice.
I have a very tight and small jaw, so this brush was uncomfortable to use it. Also, I could not justify the price when a less expensive brush could better clean my teeth. However, a CNET associate There was a different experience. She found “mouth … in a good way”.
Humming from a coal
This brush has three modes: normal, sensitive and deeply clean, and buzz every 30 seconds to let you know when to move on to another quadrant of your mouth. The charger is small and easy to travel, as well as the carrying case, which can hold two brush heads. One of the best features that this brush offers is the water -brushing function within the application, which tells you how good (or bad) is you doing. It offers encouragement and reminds you that you can earn rewards for better brushing. It may sound silly, but the experience really makes me want to brush better.
While initially making our list, this brush is interrupted. You can still buy it on Amazon, but replacement heads are not available.