I have had many Oral-b brushes. It's time to replace the latter in view of its wear. I decided to try Philips Sonicare, but I didn't really like it because of the very strong vibration for me, Oral-b is softer in this regard. At this moment, the IO series was released, the manufacturer is betting on a new principle of operation of a magnetically driven brush. I thought that anyway, sooner or later, the rest of their brushes will also work on it one way or another and I need to try what it is. According to personal feelings from cleaning, it is softer than the previous series on the classic drive, much less noisy, but much faster, in intense mode it feels like a hygienist at a reception in the office. I tried all the modes, you can choose a mode for any sensitivity of the teeth. I liked the whitening mode, it copes with its function quite well. Separately, it must be said about the brush heads, there are only 2 of them so far, but they differ from the classic ones for the better, they have a less invasive effect on the enamel. Bottom line: if you donβt feel sorry for the money, then an excellent brush, with sufficient functionality to cope with its function, if you feel sorry for the money and want something from the IO series, then you can safely buy IO 7 (there is no color display and some cleaning modes)
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