Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, iO3 Limited Deep Clean, 3 Cleaning Modes, Visual Pressure Sensor to Protect Gums, 2 Brush Heads, Travel Case, ICY Blue

I like this a lot! Effectively cleans, well designed and conceived and is easy to use. I had bought another brand and had used it for a while but was dissatisfied with its features. I had difficulty feeling for and finding the on-off button and I found the intense vibration disagreeable when it touched and rattled my teeth. This Oral-B has none of those drawbacks. A pleasure to use!

Very glad I bought this toothbrush. Every time I use it, it genuinely feels like I just had a professional dental cleaning. My teeth feel noticeably smoother and cleaner, even in hard to reach areas. The pressure sensor is especially helpful and gives me peace of mind that I am not brushing too hard and damaging my gums. I also like having multiple cleaning settings, which makes it easy to customize based on how my teeth and gums feel that day. The built-in timer helps ensure I am brushing for the full recommended time, and the travel case is a convenient bonus for trips. Overall, it feels high quality, easy to use, and is a big upgrade from a manual toothbrush. I can't speak on whitening yet, but in terms of the clean it has been great. There also is a sensitive teeth setting that I have yet to figure out! The instruction manual could honestly be better

I've tried Phillips Sonicare 4100 and the Oral B 5000 model and this one blows those out of the water. My teeth feel so much more cleaner with iO. My issue with Phillips is my teeth just don't feel as clean as with the Oral B toothbrushes. Philips Sonicare 4100 is easier to use because it's like a conventional toothbrush but the clean just isn't as good as the Oral B roundheads. My issues with the Oral B 5000 model are that it's noisy and the motor quickly became worse/weakened. It still had a better clean though than the Philips 4100. The iO model is easier to use than the 5000 and so far, the motor's held up (only a month tbf). The 5000 model feels like a more harsh clean while the iO model is so much smoother I suppose because of its new motor. I hope the motor doesn't feel slow in the future. I've seen people talk about mold. I have no idea how that happens but it hasn't happened to me on any of my toothbrushes. I've found my model of electric toothbrush to buy now.

You can't tell the difference between each mode (Daily use, Whitening and Sensitive) One of the buttons let's you cycle between them but there's no indicator to tell you which you're actually on. (Reddit says it always defaults to Daily upon turning it on). You'll need to "listen" for the change to differentiate them OR buy their upgrade model which happens to have a display... I'm certain that's on purpose. The brush heads are recommended to be replaced every three months and oral b has one of the highest price points for that mind you. If you press too hard the sensor around the brush handle lights up in red, if it's white you're not applying enough. Very easy to apply the correct pressure. Required 16 hours for a full charge according to the manual. I guess this is as good as it gets for the price point.

I recently purchased this as a replacement for an older electric toothbrush. After using it for a few weeks I have found it to be a worthy replacement. The toothbrush is comfortable to use, and has several settings that you can choose to support cleaning your gums to deep cleaning your teeth. The toothbrush comes with a convienent tavel case so you can easily take your totthrbush with you on trips.

The Oral-B iO Series 3 is hands down the best toothbrush I’ve ever used. It is easily 10 times better than non-iO models, and honestly the best $60 I’ve ever spent on personal care. It delivers the cleanest feeling in a very short time, and it does it effortlessly. My teeth feel smoother, cleaner, and more polished after every use, like I just left the dentist. The brushing experience is noticeably more effective yet gentle, with no effort needed on my part. Once you try the iO technology, there’s no going back to regular electric toothbrushes. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a truly superior clean without overthinking it.

After much researching, this is the io version for me. It works well, cleans my teeth well, and easy to use. It tells me when my pressure is right, hard or too light. It tells me if I’m done in 1 quadrant (30secs) and brushing 2 mins is a no-brainer. “If you want all the brilliant brushing performance of the iO line and its key features, but you’re not worried about missing out on connected technology, this could be the iO model for you.” “In some respects, this is the brush we’ve been waiting for. It’s one of the cheapest and simplest iOs yet.” “The real reason to buy the iO3 is its brushing power. It’s much more effective than older Oral-B models – and better than the competition as well – leaving teeth feeling smooth and clean.”

I just switched back to Oral B because it hugs the teeth better than traditional brush heads. There are so many styles now that I did not notice until I started using it -- there aren't any symbols on the toothbrush to tell you which mode it is on. I had to look up a video online but it just highlighted the almost identical sounds. I will contact Oral B directly. The quality is great and it is not super noisy. The brush head reaches further, which helps for molars. The light changing color to let you know if you are brushing too hard, is a definite plus and will also do well for kids.

Within than less than a year ; not functioning ; tried to seek help but didnt get help afterwards. Ex n not worth to invest. Is there anyone can help to rectify ?

Wow feel like my teeth were never cleaned till I used this. Had an old oral B...but the technology has really changed making this toothbrush amazing! Stains on teeth gone and shiny and clean in two uses! Highly recommend!

leaps and bounds above Pro 2 2000 in comfort, including quieter lot less mechanical sound. pressure sensor works great to maintain optimal pressure. lets see how does the new movement affect cleaning.

After years of using a Philips Sonicare unit, it finally died (internal switch failure not under warranty). So I went the cheaper route and bought an Oral B simple unit for less than $50. It's been fine but I have to say the force is aggressive and sometimes my gums are not so happy after using this. Jumped on the "io3" and the level of vibration is much faster yet so much gentler. Cleanser faster too. Heads of course are more expensive and proprietary to the IO series of tooth brushes but that's OK. Nice head case and travel case included.

Après deux mois d'utilisation, je peux le dire, il s'agit de la meilleure brosse-à-dents électrique que j'ai utilisé. En voyant ce nouveau type de brosse pourtant, je me demandais au départ s'il ne s'agissait pas d'une autre façon d'attirer le consommateur, mais non. Le système de nettoyage me paraît bien différent de ce que j'utilisais auparavant, y compris chez Oral B. POURS : - Le système de vibration / rotation de la brosse est tout simplement très bien pensé. C'est très doux à l'usage, cela paraît également très précis et le résultat est vraiment bon. - Le voyant qui permet de savoir si l'on appuie trop sur la brosse est très visible, c'est assez simple d'adapter la pression exercée. - J'aime également la vitesse de vibration. CONTRES : - Un peu dispendieux. Sur du long terme, si la brosse-à-dents reste toujours aussi fiable, cela pourrait compenser son prix. Conclusion : C'est un coup de cœur pour la brosse Oral B iO ! En espérant que cela dure plusieurs années.