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ENHANCED SMART PRESSURE SENSOR signals red, white or green to alert you whether you're brushing too hard, too softly or with just the right amount of pressure It isn’t great considering many brushes, both cheaper and more expensive, often last twice as long. Possibly intentional is the fact that the iO Series now has its own range of brush heads that fit only iO handles. Oral B Oral-B has gone above & beyond to create a brushing experience that’s in a class of its own. Beyond purely an advance in technology to incorporate world-class engineering - enabling the most thorough, gentle and quiet clean of your life. Beyond design to craft a genuine object of desire – creating a sleek look reserved for the most sought after technology. Sure, when you go from a manual brush to power – it upgrades your clean. But when you go from electric brushing to iO it goes beyond the ordinary to become a truly extraordinary experience that you will see, hear and feel differently.
The oscillating, rotating and mico vibrating brush head is clinically proven and my at home plaque tests have confirmed it manages to lift the bacteria and debris really well. Oral-B's BEST EVER CLEAN with REVOLUTIONARY MAGNETIC iO TECHNOLOGY for a professional clean feeling & gentle brushing experience iO specific heads are very similar. The range has been shrunk to just 4 styles of heads rather than 8. 4 different brush head styles are available for the iO8. Few electric toothbrushes have a colour display built into the brush handle. The iO8 is one of three brushes from Oral-B to offer such. Oclean is the only other brand to add this to a toothbrush. Smart Pressure Sensor displays a red light when brushing too hard and green when brushing just right.I am an advocate for the intention behind the approach. But you need to be committed and see past the quirks. If you are, you can take immediate corrective action, which will likely improve your oral health long term. Many Oral-B brushes register proudly over 75 decibels, but the iO8 glides in just over the 70dB mark, maxing out at 72. The iO Series 8 is a very good toothbrush, but I would be lying to you if I said it was a good buy. It catches the eye and looks impressive. It is far from necessary and is really less useful than you might think. It appears to negatively impact battery life. Hardwired into it is a 2 pin UK power adapter (suitable for UK bathrooms). The cord is about 1.2 metres in length. The stand supports 100-240 volts, unlike the 220-240 volts of the standard charger. This is better for you if you travel internationally regularly.
If you’ve been put off in the past, the experience here is much more desirable. But, it’s not a reason on its own to switch. It still feels more intense than most sonic toothbrushes. To some people, existing brushes feel a bit too intense in the way they clean. There is a noticeable difference with the iO8. The cleaning results are as good and you still get that feeling of having had a thorough clean. Unless you travel frequently the shorter battery life probably isn’t a big issue. Particularly when you consider it takes just 3 hours to charge the Series 8. That’s a quarter of the time most other brushes need. I do like having the sensitive and super sensitive modes as an option. These are good for new electric toothbrush users, for those with gum recession or trying to overcome gum disease. But, they are not essential. Most dentists won’t reel off a long list of must have’s for an electric brush. A timer, a pacer and a pressure sensor are the most important. Yes, these are present in the iO8. Brush your teeth evenly and for longerThe average brush head price has doubled with the iO bristles. I see no logical justification for this, other than, they can. days is about average, but I’ve gotten a few less for no really obvious reason. The most logical explanation is the colour screen. It would appear to at times drain more than it should.
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