Oral-B Smart 6 Electric Toothbrushes For Adults, App Connected Handle, 3 Toothbrush Heads & Travel Case, 5 Modes, Teeth Whitening, 2 Pin UK Plug, 6000N

I’ve been using the Oral-B iO 3 in Ice Blue for a little while now, and I’m genuinely impressed. It looks sleek, feels well-built, and has just the right balance of features without being overcomplicated.The different cleaning modes are useful - I usually stick with Daily Clean, but it's nice having the option to switch depending on how my teeth or gums feel. The pressure sensor is especially handy, it lights up to let me know if I’m brushing too hard, which I never realized I was doing before.The 2-minute timer is a great guide, and I love the little light ring that signals when I’m done. My teeth feel noticeably cleaner after each use, compared to my old manual brush.Considering the features and quality, I think it’s really good value for money. It feels like a solid step up without being overpriced.Overall, it’s been a great upgrade, and I’d definitely recommend it if you're considering switching to an electric toothbrush.

Good! Love how it tells you the right amount of pressure as that’s what I struggle with.

I must admit I do love it, and even more now I’ve seen the price it now is!!It’s so quiet compared to my last toothbrush and it means that I can clean my teeth late at night without waking the whole household!The reason it’s lost marks is becausea) I bought it on 6th October 24, and it’s already flashing and telling me I need to put a new head on it! I know I clean my teeth twice a day, and sometimes three times, but I still think that on 6th January 25 to have to change the head is a bit excessive, but that’s my opinion!b) I have arthritis and it’s quite bad in my hands, so much so that I’ve got metal plates in both thumbs and all the joints have been replaced in my right hand. So I obviously have problems with grip etc.It’s great to hold as it’s quite chunky and not slippy, but the problem for me is for switching it off. I can’t move/bend my thumb enough to be able to switch it off at the same time as keeping the toothbrush in my mouth. I have to take it out, turn it round and then switch it off. But as I say, that’s my problem and probably not anyone else’s!!I still like it very much though, and would definitely buy another one (when it has an offer on it)

My teeth have never been cleaner. Oral-B's replacement heads are expensive so when I need to, I'll probably get a generic brand - 10 for less than £24 is much better than 2 at £13.50. According to the instructions, they need replacing every 3 months (with twice daily use), and the toothbrush reminds you (you can ignore it or reset it).If I have one niggle, it's that there seem to be several cleaning modes (3 for the iO 3). It's not clear how you determine which mode you're in, or how to switch them (pressing the mode switch button doesn't seem to make any difference). Maybe I haven't understood the instructions properly. Either way, I just stick to the default mode and that serves me nicely.

Good tooth brush. Better than genius series as so far is still working. However, as some people said the battery need to be changed relatively often, definitely more often then the other oral-b brushes that I had in the past. Also, for some reason, once you finish brushing on higher speed and turn of the brush off the toothbrush is resetting to the regular speed each time. It is not a big thing but why does it reset!?

My first electric toothbrush. Whish I had made the transition earlier. My teeth have never felt so clean. I cannot say anything jn the travel case as I've not needed it yet but I'm sure it will be fine. Nice design. Not expensive

Very good mid range brush with all the options you need.

Very good product