Oral-BiO10 Electric Toothbrushes Adults, Gifts For Women / Men, 1 Handle, 3 Toothbrush Heads, Charging Travel Case, Toothbrush Head Holder, 7 Modes, 2 Pin UK Plug, Cosmic Black, Oral B IO Toothbrush

I’ve not used an electric toothbrush before, but my dentist recommended I do. Not sure I would ever go back! Love the aesthetics of this brush (cosmic black), and the packaging to go with it, but mostly love its ease of use. Great/ comfortable to hold as my thumb fits perfectly on the power button, and has different modes to choose from. I’ve tried all but the sensitive, and have downloaded the app to go with the brush to personalise brushing. I’ve never had my teeth feeling so clean, and have been using the Intensive setting regularly as it is very effective. I also found the pressure sensor useful, as I didn’t really know how gentle to be when using an electric brush. The travel case is great and very convenient, and the battery lasted for days before I needed to charge it.The only down side for me is the price of toothbrush heads; having a spare included for the price would be ideal. Overall I love the brush and would definitely recommend it.

Did extensive research and probably wasted too much time on this, but I finally settled on this iO toothbrush. At first glance, it might seem like the love child of a tech convention and a dental conference, but let me tell you, the charging puck actually makes a huge difference. It’s like having a tiny oral hygiene coach yelling, “Don’t slack off!” every time you brush.Most of us would lose track of how well we’re scrubbing those pearly whites, but this gadget keeps you honest. You don't need to fiddle with an app because it's always in the corner of your eye, giving you a silent, judgmental stare. Plus, the sleek design makes it look like the Ferrari of toothbrushes.The results? Sparkling clean teeth that even my dental hygienist admires.Talking downsides, the brush head is a bit on the thick side, which means sometimes you end up with toothpaste drool running down your arm. It's like a surprise audition for a slapstick comedy routine every morning. So better brush topless. And let’s not ignore the fact that this thing costs more than a small island. But hey, what else do you use multiple times a day that’s so critical for dental hygiene?From that perspective, I can justify it and highly recommend it. If you want your teeth to feel cleaner than a germaphobe’s kitchen, give this high-tech marvel a try. You’ll be laughing (and sparkling) all the way to your next dental appointment.

Never have I seen a toothbrush packed with so many features. On first impressions, taking it out of the box, it looks like something from another planet!For those who just want a good clean, it's very simple to use - just like any other electric toothbrush, press the power button and away you go, with a good long battery life and handy power gauge. However, the features for sensitive cleaning, and the accompanying app, are where it comes into its own.Being able to track exactly which of your teeth are being brushed, and showing you which ones are being missed, is a far cry from chewing the coloured tablets and brushing to see where it comes off.Overall, if you can justify the cost, it's probably the best toothbrush you can buy.

This is a really high tech toothbrush. It has nice light up features which tell you how long you should brush for and if you are applying the right pressure and also has a range of modes for whitening and normal brushing. I felt my teeth were very clean afterwards. The battery life is good and there is a useful case for travelling which I liked. It is of course a little pricey, but it does a great job.

LikePressure sensor as I have receding gums, it goes red, green blue to guide you on whether you are applying the correct amount of pressureTimer - because I will often be in a rush and kid myself 'that was probably long enough'Different programmes and regimes for different dental requirementsDislikeCouldnt get the bluetooth base to connect to my phone which limited the functionalityCalled customer support and was cut off 4 times, spoke to a lady who clearly didn't want to be there. Eventually got through to a different person who I've had to email loads of info to and wait to see. But I've now spent 5 hours trying to get the product to work.Helpline only open 9am - 5pm which is when many people are at work. Given that they don't pick for first 20-30 mins its a big chunk of time.