Best for most people
Oral-B
Oral-B iO Series 3
The cheapest brush with the good motor. Everything above it is dentistry-flavoured theatre.
Every product, price, deal and evidence count on this site is sample content written to exercise the design. Nothing here is a real recommendation yet. How we’ll choose
Equipment that survives contact with an actual routine.
The gear you will still be using in March, which is a much shorter list than the gear sold in January.
Health & Fitness
Current winners
If you only came here for one line, these are the lines.
Recommendations
Including the value pick, the specialist and the one we'd only buy if money were no object.
Best for most people
Oral-B
The cheapest brush with the good motor. Everything above it is dentistry-flavoured theatre.
Best value
Philips
Forty dollars, two buttons, three weeks of battery. Fine forever.
Latest guides
The full argument, the competitors we considered, and what would change our mind.
WinnerOral-B iO Series 3
This is the cheapest brush with the mechanism that matters. The $300 one has an app that congratulates you.
Nothing in this category is currently being re-tested. Every verdict here stands as published.
Committed, not published. We list these so you can see what is missing rather than assume it doesn’t exist.
The best piece of equipment is the one that is already in the room.
Recovery gadgets are mostly placebo with good packaging. Mostly.
The other half of the job
Good Product, Stupid Price
$299 electric toothbrushes
$$$The motor at the top of the range is the same motor that appears three rungs down. What the extra $220 buys is a travel case, a display, and an app that awards you points for an activity you were going to perform anyway. It is a genuinely good toothbrush. It is a stupid price.