About this deal
Oral-B’s iO range represents a big change for the brand. There’s an all-new design and an improved brushing system. But most models also come with a hefty price tag and tons of features you can happily live without.
There is potentially more e-waste generated as a result of the Bluetooth connectivity, but it’s not as bad as the handles in the range that have displays built in.
There is a great deal to like about the iO and this is without a doubt a step up for Oral-B. But, the downside is the price. It costs quite a bit more than the Genius X and does not deliver significant benefits that would be justifiable to most for the price. Conclusion The Pro 1000 is a good electric toothbrush, but the Smart 1500 is the more capable brush and the one better suited to new or experienced electric toothbrush users. Oral-B has kept the toothbrush's cost down by providing a very basic plastic carry case for the iO Series 6 (Image credit: Future) is the suggested retail price of the iO5, but please do not pay this, it is not justifiable in any way.
And in case you were wondering, more premium iO models are not going to deliver any better cleaning results, the motor is configured in just the same way. FOR HEALTHIER GUMS IN JUST 1 WEEK remove 100% more plaque and even 2.5X in between teeth* with ORAL-B's MOST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY *vs a manual brush. Yes, the 8000 is technically the better brush all things considered. But, it is the Genius 6000 that is more cost effective and practical to use on a daily basis. Genius Pro 8000 vs Genius XIf you know you tend to brush with a lot of force, the iO5 could help prevent you from doing unnecessary damage to the teeth and gums.