As a dental hygienist, I want to thank you for taking the time to explain the differences. I just was given the I.O. 9 for free, but I wanted to know what works best for my patients. Most do not care about all the extra bells and whistles. They just want to an electric brush that cleans well. Seems they all clean very well, and the price point is just the bells and whistles.
@ElectricTeeth So far its only been 2 days, but I'm impressed! I've used other electric brushes such as Sonicare, Burst, Sustainable Tomorrow (which I tried because I like the idea of bamboo brush heads-more eco friendly), and older Oral B models. Out of all of them, my teeth definitely feel the most clean with the new I.O. Now I just hope the battery lasts a minimum of 5 years, given the high price. We shall see.
@@zureai Everyone is different. I still have plenty of patients who prefer the cheapest toothbrush. Then I have others who will spend more. It really just depends on the patient.
When looked at their page, I noticed they don't wanna give me information. They just wanna shove their adspeech down my throat. Perhaps what you should expect ( its a toothbrush after all) , but still... I don't wanna reward that kind of communication. Goddamn cyberpunk dystopia, can't we go back to the ads and corporate communication of the steampunk retrofuture? Sure, they'd sell you radium toothpaste, but at least they'd proudly tell you WHAT they offer. These days, they have 20 animations with zero information beyond: "our most expensive product is the best on the market, look, we bought 10 people to tell you so! Sure , we have more, but good luck finding them on our site. Go to hell, advertising. Tell information to come back. On a more positive note, thanks a lot for this video!
yeah they give no information. Especially not about why I should buy a toothbrush for the price of a small laptop instead of the basic model. It has AI tracking? Yeah? How does that work? show me?
The amount of models and differences between them is just as bad as the iPhone! Oral B made this way more complicated than it needed to be. They could easily narrow this down to no more than 3-4 models and save us all the confusion as the differences between most of these are negligible. Thanks for making this video to clear up a lot of the confusion. Very thorough and ended my search fast.
To my recollection, there are only like 4 iPhone models per year-standard, Max (formerly Mini), Pro, and Pro max. So there are twice as many Oral-B iO models, which is definitely ridiculous.
Wrong take. In your mindset, you could have 2-3 toothbrushes instead of this many, being of lesser performance and just as expensive as premium models. People are lazy, that is everything.
Incredibly good comparison. I guess I could sleep while listening to you and wake up knowing all things you said. You talk clearly and bring everything to a well summarized point. If everyone would make such good (learning) videos, the world would be a much better place :) Keep it up!
I've always liked Oral-B toothbrushes, they're good products. But the almost arbitrary 'tiers' are just ridiculous and clearly invented to try and lure people to more expensive models without that resulting in better brushed teeth. The technology behind all these models is the same - magnetic propulsion - however, the box covers on the cheaper models (6 and lower) don't mention that which is just plain misleading. Then from model 6 to 7 you get a color screen... ummm... OK, how useful! 16 Artificial Intelligence Zones with bluetooth app support? Seriously? I learned to brush my teeth when I was a kid, I am perfectly capable of doing so without any 'AI' until I get demented or something. Magnetic charger vs non-magnetic charger, who cares as long as it charges? Fast charging? Brush teeth, put it back in the charger, done, who needs fast charging? 3 different modes or 7 different modes? I need 1 mode: the one that cleans my teeth. I very much doubt there is any scientific evidence that any mode is more effective than the other (provided that the minimum required oscillation to effectively clean teeth is there). I wouldn't be surprised if a future model 11 would include an extra mode to improve brain activity, I mean: whatever sells right? To top it off Oral-B makes it very difficult (if not impossible) to get a clear list of differences between the models, increasing my suspicion they want you in the dark and lure you to the expensive models. In the end, model 3 is therefore a no-brainer and will clean your teeth as well as a model 10, as the reviewer said (he just didn't make it a rant as much as I just did, my apologies, marketing nonsense really brings out the crazy in me 😁 😋)
I used to agree, but I have a child that needs help brushing (sensory issues, almost 10 years old). And I believe the io5 and up help a lot because of the tracking. Not sure how much of a difference the 9 and 10 with 16 zones would make but having zones at all is a big help. I've taught this child repeatedly how to brush but he struggles. For the average person, I agree that as long as you know how to properly brush, it's just marketing. But for a select few, the upgrades do help.
Wrong, backward take designed for basic users who don't want peak mouth-cleaning performance and care. No one forces you to get anything above an iO3, but for the people who think of their cleaning as a life and death matter, the iO10 is the holy grail. In one's life, not everything has to be barebones functional and lack any kind of character.
I have an i09 and the dentist noticed how much cleaner my teeth were. I love the mouth mapping. I tended to rush brushing my teeth pre this toothbrush but now I get much better coverage.
Thank you! Finding a full introduction video about Oral-B's Clan on Chinese social media is tough. I'm glad that you provided all the information I need! Thanks!
This video was amazingly comprehensive and well-presented. This month I've seen 200+ videos and this I chose to leave a comment AND a thumbs up. Seriously man, thank you.
No-brainer for me! I just bought the iO 6 and I'm super happy about it! I highly recommend! I actually had my sights set on the iO 7. But when I realized that the iO 6 toothbrush is the same, only quieter and cheaper (plus newer), it was quickly clear to me. I don't think the big price difference is worth it just because of the faster charging. All the other higher models, which are enormously more expensive, all have unnecessary extras for me (color display, etc.).
You always do the best toothbrush reviews! The much faster charging time of the io 7 definitely seems worth the extra cost (but man, are the replacement heads expensive for io brushes). Thank you for making sense of this crazily wide range of models!
I liked and subscribed simply because you provided the information that I needed AND still made me want to find out more, all in the first 50 seconds. AMAZING!
My hygienist told me id only use 2 speed modes so buy the basic one. I ignored her and bought the most expensive one. I only use the 2 speed modes 😂😂😂😂😂
😂 I only use 3 modes--Daily Clean, Sensitive, & Gum Care. I had to get the IO6 in order to get the Gum mode. I rarely get cavities, but my gums have given me grief, so I need all the help I can get for them. TMI, sorry!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *Ci sono 8 spazzolini elettrici iO diversi disponibili al momento della registrazione. * 01:00 *La disponibilità dei modelli varia da un paese all'altro, ma le capacità tecniche sono generalmente le stesse.* 02:26 *Tutti i modelli iO puliscono i denti in modo comparabile, indipendentemente dal prezzo o dalle funzionalità aggiuntive.* 03:24 *I modelli iO offrono un numero variabile di modalità di pulizia, da 3 a 7.* 04:52 *I modelli iO5-10 offrono il tracciamento in tempo reale di diverse zone della bocca.* 05:21 *È consigliabile sostituire la testina dello spazzolino ogni 3 mesi per una pulizia efficace.* 06:47 *Tutti i modelli iO offrono circa 2 settimane di autonomia della batteria e forniscono feedback sullo stato di carica.* 08:17 *I modelli iO3-6 e 10 emettono meno di 64 decibel di rumore, mentre i modelli iO7-9 possono raggiungere fino a 72 decibel.* Made with HARPA AI
I bought the io 5 N series. Its weird how hard i need to press for the pressure sensor becomes green. Way too hard for my feeling compared to sonicare.. i always thought to not use much force on electic since it does all the work for you
I have just got my first electric toothbrush after visiting my dentist last week. He gave me an Oral B card with discount on various models. He advised to get the iO series 4 as that was the cheapest on the card. It should have been£240 but I got it for £79, however I didn't realise it was a two prong plug so I have had to buy a two prong UK adapter plug so I can charge it up fully.
I have a question about choosing an iO brush variant: I am deciding between the iO 8 and iO 5 variants. I know what functions they have, but according to your video there is a difference in noise. iO 4/5/6/10 versions make less noise than iO 7/8/9. Why? Is it because the 7/8/9 are newer builds, so the technology is improved, or do they have a weaker engine? My second and last question is if it is possible to turn off the page change notification after 30 seconds via the app. Thank you in advance for your reply and your informative video.
Hi. So, our testing revealed the iO 4/5/6/10 are quieter. The exact reasons I am not sure of. I suspect there might have been a modification in the design. These models are newer than the 7/8/9 that launched in 2020. The brush motor is the same in all of them, so they produce the same power. You can turn the 30 second pacing via the app.
Shame to read the battery is dying. Whilst Oral-B won't advise it, there are guides online to replace the battery fairly easily if you need to. A new battery isn't very expensive either. I tried it myself and it was really quite easy. This would be far cheaper than replacing with the iO10!
Not as far as I am aware. The models we have tested were bought in 2020 when the brushes first launched. Newer models (3, 4, 5, 6 & 10) were launched later and were quieter. It is possible that new versions of the 7, 8 & 9 have been modified and are quieter to match, but we haven't bought new ones to test just this. The user manuals of these models don't make specific mention of the noise like the others do.
Your comparison is very comprehensive! If you have another channel that do comparitive tests, I'd gladly know! Also, I'll get iO6 because of this content 👌🏻
8:23 - Budget devices 3/4/5/6 (10 which is the newest but premium) produce less noise than more expensive 7/8/9??? This is not a consumer friendly approach. At least lower the prices of 7/8/9. All of them (budget and premium) have the same deffect which will kill the device within 1 or 2 years (plastic which helds the brush head in place tends to break piece by piece after a time due to water exposure. I had iO 7 which had this deffect after 1y and a few months. Next purchase iO9 had the exact same issue after 2 years and month)
Thanks for your feedback. The 7/8/9 are potentially now as quiet as all the other models. We tested them when they were new back in 2020. But, I'm led to believe newer versions of them are quieter. But, I am not buying these all again just to check the sound levels. I've been using iO models for over 4 years and had no such issue with the plastic breaking. Can't say I've had many reports of it either. Very interesting to not you have had it happen twice.
So if I understand this right - with the 10 I pay for a useless color display and a high number of modes and some other useless features for the price of a laptop. The IO 3 is basically a standard electric toothbrush. The IO4 has bluetooth for no reason. The IO5, 6 and 7 have six zones tracking? Well, I do have ADHD and am worried about keeping track, but I think I kind of know the general area I am in. 16 zones could be pretty useful, if it really works well, maybe that might show me what I am missing. Or maybe not. But for those prices? In the end I feel like I can just stick to my Oral B pro whatever I have for years and have the same as if I bought anything up to IO7. Well only a few missing features which don't really bring any advantage to me.
@@optimuz08 nice, I hope you like it! I decided I liked the series 6 at $120, and bought that one. I love it! It gives me such a fresh, clean feeling! 😁
Thanks for the helpful video. Do you have any experience or information about the longevity of the battery for the Series 7-10 with the new fast chargers? How much of their battery capacity do they sustain after 2 years or so? Do they still only need to be recharged about each 2 weeks after that time or does the recharge frequency increase significantly and they need to be recharged for example each week after reaching that age?
Whilst my iO9 is 3.5 years old now I don't have enough data to really make any accurate comments on the battery after 2 years. I'd say usable life is slightly worse but I couldn't give you an accurate measure without far more testing. All I can really say is that should the battery weaken and fail whilst Oral-B won't advise it, there are guides online to replace the battery fairly easily if you need to. A new battery isn't very expensive either. I tried it myself and it was really quite easy.
If you’re paying over £200 for an electric toothbrush, you’re off your rocker. I have one, but not one with a map of my mouth and a zillion cleaning modes. Trust me, you’ll settle on just one, maybe two cleaning modes, not 10. Also the guide app you follow on your phone, you’ll get bored of that real fast, as it’s a novelty you use for a month of two. But then you can’t be bothered to get your phone out, set it up in the bathroom whilst you brush. Also, do you need a built in colour oled display. Overkill, but it’s your money!
My experience in a nutshell!! I really like my IO9 but honestly I only ever use the sensitive mode and I stopped using my phone while brushing/ Bluetooth features after about one month of use. I don’t regret the purchase as it helped me decide which setting is best for me but definitely too many models in the IO range and the incremental differences are like iPhone upgrades…a lot of hype but significant differences only after 5 or so versions, if that!
Hi! Do you think there is much difference using the sensitive vs the sensitive + on the brushes that do have that option and if it is worth the upgrade in the IO toothbrushes 8-10? TIA
I've asked you a bunch of questions throughout all of your other videos and I really appreciate all of your input. Thank you for that. I have decided on the Oral-B io5, but ive noticed two different io5s. What's better the io5 or the io5 Limited? It says io5 limited rechargeable, but I don't know what that means. Do you know the difference? I can't seem to find the answer.
As far as I know the only difference is the box contents. The iO5 limited comes with a brush head refill holder (essentially a little travel case for replacement brush heads). Technically and functionality wise the brush handles are the same.
1. I have sensitive teeth and gums, is super sensitive mode a must for me or is sensitive mode enough? That's why I'm hesitating between IO5 and IO6. Are these modes very different from each other for someone who has high sensitivity? 2. Can the gum cleaning mode on IO6 actually replace the super sensitive mode on IO5 for me? Or is there no connection between them? Does it clean the gums themselves or the teeth as well? 3. How does the whitening mode whiten the teeth? 4. Which toothbrush has a more powerful battery, IO5 or IO6? Thank you very much for the videos, they help me a lot!
1. Super sensitive mode is enough. The brush head is still moving lots more times per minute than a manual brush. 2. Yes, essentially. Subtle differences that make little actual difference in the cleaning results etc. 3. It doesn't really. Well, it can, maybe in specific circumstances, but without going into detail any mode can technically make the teeth appear whiter by removing external staining on the teeth. 4. The batteries inside are the same.
@Silverwing_99 because io10 is the same as io9 except for the clock and indicator on the charger, and that clock isn't worth the price jump, in my opinion.
Maybe in the future Oral B would create a IO Series 1 and Series 2. The Series 1 could have 1 cleaning mode, while the Series 2 could have 2 cleaning modes. Then the IO Series would be similar to the Pro Series. Pro Series has: includes models 1,000 to 10,000; while the IO Series only includes models: 3 to 10. However the Pro Series 4000 to 10,000 have bluetooth, while the 1000, 2000, and 3000 have no blue tooth. While to Series models 4 to 10 have bluetooth, while the series 3 model doesn't have bluetooth. So a Series 1 and Series 2 model won't have bluetooth either.
I think Oral-B will do this. I think it is a sensible approach. Unfortunately the main downside here is that the iO heads cost 2x the price of heads for most other Oral-B brushes.
I have the IO 10, paid so much for all those modes I never use, instead what is deal breaking are the Oral B battery defects these brushes have. They are bloated with functions and fail to deliver on the most important aspects of the brush, the motor and the battery.
@@ElectricTeeththank you! I couldn’t find much feedback of people talking about 3d tracking. so not sure if it makes such a big difference.(because I want one can help me clean my teeth deeply and works well, I’m still having the normal brush, and I heard io series is a good choice) If 3d tracking is not that matters, What about io4,5,6? I know the difference between 4,5 and 6, 6 is the one having to screen on, and maybe some extra mode. Does it have big difference compare to 4,5? Sorry to asked you again, I have been looking for these brushes for weeks, and still couldn’t make a decision 🫠. Will you still recommend 6? And why? Thank you again!!
The iO4 does not have the real-time (6 zone) tracking. The iO5 does. It's very similar to the iO6, but without a screen. They are similar so price might have a part to play. The iO6 often comes with a case, whereas the iO5 does not always. You may want to consider if this is important. Pay a price you are happy with. Here's a video explaining the differences between 6 and 16 zone tracking - ruclips.net/video/C_4ynPGTp1I/видео.html - I hope it helps
Is there any difference about the heads size between IO6 and IO9? I found my io 6 too large. I mean, from de brush face to the bottom of it. Is there any difference?
Any of these can be used for 4 minutes each time. All have a lower speed sensitive mode which can be helpful and there is the Gentle Care brush head with soft bristles which would be ideal.
@@ElectricTeeth Thanks for the quick reply. So none of these would make a difference for my condition? Thought one may have a better "mode" for my condition and/or perhaps provide better information that I can use to evaluate my brushing technique...at least, it seems Oral B would think so, don't you agree?
@@c.taplin6427 All of these should help your condition, by cleaning effectively and removing the plaque and debris from around the teeth, that might have led to the periodontal disease. You will likely want to use the sensitive or sensitive+ modes available as these are slower and more gentle on the teeth and gums. Used with the Gentle Care brush head and brushing for longer as your dentists advises should all help manage your condition. The iO9 &10 have enhanced tracking capabilities that can give more feedback on your brushing and in turn help you improve your technique and condition. But, you don't need this. Spend a little time learning how to brush your teeth correctly and you can save a lot of money.
@Electric Teeth im not sure that all of them are at the same RPM, ive been trying them all in a store and for example io9 seems to have a little more powerful motor than the 8, so the motor on all of them should be different aswell ''more powerful on the more expensive ones''
I would never pick a toothbrush for the tongue cleaning mode alone. You can use one of the other modes and clean the tongue. If you want it because of the color, then go for it. It's about what you are happy with ultimately.
The “higher end” Io models feel terrible compared to their lower counterparts because they have no grip and are slippery in your hand, that in itself is a deal breaker for me. Even the lower models and older gens had a good grip, what were they thinking!? 😳
As correct as far a I know. I hold a decibel meter 6 inches away from the toothbrush, held in my other hand. I measure the loudest reading from each brush.
I’m not sure which series I have but I have Daily clean, sensitive, gum care, whiten, and tongue clean. The modes I have don’t correlate with any on the chart you’ve listed. However, my husband recently purchased the series 7, and his does not have the tongue mode. I received mine as a gift about 2 years before he got his. Is there another mode you would recommend him use for the tongue mode?
Hmm does your model have a screen in the handle or not? Does it look similar to those in the video or quite different? On the base of the brush are some numbers that usual identify which model it is. Your husband could use any of the modes to brush his tongue, but sensitive or daily clean would be my choice.
@@ElectricTeeth Yes, my model does have a screen with the 2 buttons(power, scroll), where I can scroll through and select the different modes and features. It actually looks identical to my husband’s model, the iO 7, but they differ in the available modes. I did check underneath the device, there was nothing that stood out to me as an indicator of which series it was. I noticed it said model 3758; not sure what that means. Thank you for the suggestions.
Thanks. This model number applies to iO Series 7, 8 and 9. You may have an iO9 as this is the only model that usually has the tongue cleaning mode. Why others are missing, I am not so sure. The only possible explanation is if you have paired the brush with the smartphone app and disabled them manually or set a journey which disables them.
@@saibamoe no.. I’m not rich- yet.. but I enjoy quality products.. oh & I upgraded to the Oral B 9 series & still own all the others too- much better cleaning action I think…
Thanks for the content. Some questions: 1. It seems to me that the only difference between the series 9 and 10 is the charging base and there is actually no difference on the toothbrush itself. Is this true? 2. Can the series 9 toothbrush work with the series 10 charging base?
In answer to your questions. 1) Yes, this is true as far as I am aware. No technical difference. Although the handle colours are slightly different. 2) Yes, it can. But, at this time you can't buy the iO10's iOSense enabled charging stand on it's own.
We have a video about this coming to the channel in the near future as it happens. But in short, they clean the teeth comparably. The iO is quieter and feels more gentle when brushing. The iO arguably looks the nicer brush but depending on the version you choose there might not be cleaning mode icons like the Genius X. The brush heads for the iO are a touch bigger and 2x the cost. The pressure sensor is better on the iO. If you own the Genius X already and it is working fine, I wouldn't suggest changing.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you. I had read a comment somewhere in the past that the Genius X device doesn't clean as well as iO or in a similar ultrasonic nature, rather it was more of a spinbrush.
Currently the best deals on the iO series in the UK are as follows: iO6 - £109 iO7 - £124 iO8 - £135 iO9 - £225 iO10 - £349 What would you suggest is the best value for money with the current offers?
It all depends on what is important to you. Do you want the best tracking? If so, go for the iO9. But honestly, the iO6 is the best value all things considered in my opinion. Potentially, the magnetic charger of the iO7 is worth it for what is essentially £15 more, but it is far from essential.
Seems clear enough, i almost bought one but the price of the brushes caused me not to. Feels a bit of a ripoff for just the plastic heads :( like a printer.
@@ElectricTeeth Hi. Type number is 3794 which I believe is the io 4 ? The packaging that it came in clearly says IO series 3 and I payed IO 3 price for it. I bought it in my local Walmart ( in Canada, Ontario). It functions like the IO 4 in reviews, and in the oral b app when I connected the toothbrush it showed the IO 4 starter guide.
Having an iO4 makes more sense as an iO3 with Bluetooth doesn't exist. Well, it does, it's the iO4! 😄 Not sure what has gone on there then, but you've got the upgraded model. 👍
I don't know for sure but probably because there is little difference between them and what difference there is has no meaningful difference in the cleaning results. As far as we are aware all iO models have the same movements.
Can anyone please explain what the difference is between the Oral B IO Series 7 and the Oral B IO Series 7G and the Oral B IO Series 7N and the Oral B Series 7S??
The box contents. In other words the brush heads and accessories supplied in the box. You get hard plastic or soft magnetic pouch cases. The handle is identical.
hi I had a genius X and my dad as well for about 2 years for daily use(2 times) and after the 2 years my toothbrush is dead, the both...they dont start anymore...I would like to know if it happens on the IO too, whats the time reliability?Im scared to buy a expensive toothbrush again like IO4 or other and do the same thing..
Odd that they should both stop working about the same time. As a general rule a toothbrush last 3-5 years, but I know many people who have brushes far older.
Cleaning results are comparable. iO models look a bit nicer (in my opinion). iO models are quieter and the cleaning action feels a bit softer. iO brush heads are about 2x the cost of the Pro 3 Series. The iO's pressure sensor is more advanced and arguably more useful if you know you brush too hard. Pro 3 is the better value option in most instances.
I bought a Series 9. The brush is fine, but the app consistently gets the position of the brush wrong, and then tells you you haven't covered areas when you have. So you find yourself over-brushing certain parts of the mouth to please the app, and ignoring other areas. So you have to ignore the app, which defeats the point of spending $300 on a supposedly intelligent toothbrush. An infuriating experience.
The iO Series has a different motor to other Oral-B brushes. The brush head still has an oscillating, rotating and pulsating action, however rather than being measured by a number of movements per minute it is now measured based on the oscillation angle. Daily Clean Oscillation angle of 28° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz. Gum Care A sweeping oscillation angle of 14-28° (+/- 5°) over 100 milliseconds and a frequency of 145Hz. Sensitive Oscillation angle of 20° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz. Super Sensitive Oscillation angle of 15° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz. Whitening A sweeping oscillation angle of 16-33° (+/- 5°) over 1800 milliseconds and a frequency of 145Hz. Intense Oscillation angle of 33° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz. Tongue Clean Oscillation angle of 15° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
They clean the teeth comparably. The 'main' difference is the iO models are softer feeling on the teeth and gums when brushing and not as loud. The iO's pressure sensor is slightly better too.
There is no study that looks at these in detail. Realistically in everyday use they are basically comparable. I couldn't say the iO cleans better than the Pro series or the Pro cleans bettet than iO. They do feel a little different when you brush. The iO feels a little more gentle.
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Correction: IO8 has 6 cleaning modes. it is only missing tongue clean
Whoops. You are right. Well spotted!
Wonder who actually uses these.
😂@@ElectricTeeth
Weeeeird, my iO 8 has a tongue clean function on it tho
As a dental hygienist, I want to thank you for taking the time to explain the differences. I just was given the I.O. 9 for free, but I wanted to know what works best for my patients. Most do not care about all the extra bells and whistles. They just want to an electric brush that cleans well. Seems they all clean very well, and the price point is just the bells and whistles.
Glad I could help. I would be very interested to know what you think about the brush once you have had time to use it.
@ElectricTeeth So far its only been 2 days, but I'm impressed! I've used other electric brushes such as Sonicare, Burst, Sustainable Tomorrow (which I tried because I like the idea of bamboo brush heads-more eco friendly), and older Oral B models. Out of all of them, my teeth definitely feel the most clean with the new I.O. Now I just hope the battery lasts a minimum of 5 years, given the high price. We shall see.
@@sallyj632the battery’s is also a lot easier to replace in the IO series
No we want toothbrushes that will last as much as they cost.
@@zureai Everyone is different. I still have plenty of patients who prefer the cheapest toothbrush. Then I have others who will spend more. It really just depends on the patient.
You covered the differences better than Oral-B, Good Job!
When looked at their page, I noticed they don't wanna give me information. They just wanna shove their adspeech down my throat.
Perhaps what you should expect ( its a toothbrush after all) , but still...
I don't wanna reward that kind of communication.
Goddamn cyberpunk dystopia, can't we go back to the ads and corporate communication of the steampunk retrofuture?
Sure, they'd sell you radium toothpaste, but at least they'd proudly tell you WHAT they offer.
These days, they have 20 animations with zero information beyond: "our most expensive product is the best on the market, look, we bought 10 people to tell you so! Sure , we have more, but good luck finding them on our site.
Go to hell, advertising. Tell information to come back.
On a more positive note, thanks a lot for this video!
Right 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nos9784 so true and then 500 bucks for a toothbrush, insane
yeah they give no information. Especially not about why I should buy a toothbrush for the price of a small laptop instead of the basic model. It has AI tracking? Yeah? How does that work? show me?
The amount of models and differences between them is just as bad as the iPhone! Oral B made this way more complicated than it needed to be. They could easily narrow this down to no more than 3-4 models and save us all the confusion as the differences between most of these are negligible.
Thanks for making this video to clear up a lot of the confusion. Very thorough and ended my search fast.
Totally agree with you.
Glad you found it helpful.
To my recollection, there are only like 4 iPhone models per year-standard, Max (formerly Mini), Pro, and Pro max. So there are twice as many Oral-B iO models, which is definitely ridiculous.
Wrong take.
In your mindset, you could have 2-3 toothbrushes instead of this many, being of lesser performance and just as expensive as premium models.
People are lazy, that is everything.
they definitely took inspo from apple imo. some models even have the "s" like the Oral-B iO 5s. lol
Incredibly good comparison. I guess I could sleep while listening to you and wake up knowing all things you said. You talk clearly and bring everything to a well summarized point.
If everyone would make such good (learning) videos, the world would be a much better place :) Keep it up!
Thank you for the kind words.
I've always liked Oral-B toothbrushes, they're good products. But the almost arbitrary 'tiers' are just ridiculous and clearly invented to try and lure people to more expensive models without that resulting in better brushed teeth. The technology behind all these models is the same - magnetic propulsion - however, the box covers on the cheaper models (6 and lower) don't mention that which is just plain misleading. Then from model 6 to 7 you get a color screen... ummm... OK, how useful! 16 Artificial Intelligence Zones with bluetooth app support? Seriously? I learned to brush my teeth when I was a kid, I am perfectly capable of doing so without any 'AI' until I get demented or something. Magnetic charger vs non-magnetic charger, who cares as long as it charges? Fast charging? Brush teeth, put it back in the charger, done, who needs fast charging? 3 different modes or 7 different modes? I need 1 mode: the one that cleans my teeth. I very much doubt there is any scientific evidence that any mode is more effective than the other (provided that the minimum required oscillation to effectively clean teeth is there). I wouldn't be surprised if a future model 11 would include an extra mode to improve brain activity, I mean: whatever sells right? To top it off Oral-B makes it very difficult (if not impossible) to get a clear list of differences between the models, increasing my suspicion they want you in the dark and lure you to the expensive models. In the end, model 3 is therefore a no-brainer and will clean your teeth as well as a model 10, as the reviewer said (he just didn't make it a rant as much as I just did, my apologies, marketing nonsense really brings out the crazy in me 😁 😋)
I used to agree, but I have a child that needs help brushing (sensory issues, almost 10 years old). And I believe the io5 and up help a lot because of the tracking. Not sure how much of a difference the 9 and 10 with 16 zones would make but having zones at all is a big help. I've taught this child repeatedly how to brush but he struggles. For the average person, I agree that as long as you know how to properly brush, it's just marketing. But for a select few, the upgrades do help.
Wrong, backward take designed for basic users who don't want peak mouth-cleaning performance and care.
No one forces you to get anything above an iO3, but for the people who think of their cleaning as a life and death matter, the iO10 is the holy grail.
In one's life, not everything has to be barebones functional and lack any kind of character.
@@andreagreen1467I have autism and I have the io 9, it helps me be able to do it right.
@@YournansamanI have a normal Bluetooth one but I still don’t brush that long lol edit:I also have autism
Great comment I’m torn between 6-7 as one has standard charger vs new mag charger which new tech.
I have an i09 and the dentist noticed how much cleaner my teeth were. I love the mouth mapping. I tended to rush brushing my teeth pre this toothbrush but now I get much better coverage.
Appreciated the recommendations being upfront!
Thank you! Finding a full introduction video about Oral-B's Clan on Chinese social media is tough. I'm glad that you provided all the information I need! Thanks!
Brilliant comparison, watched the whole video but love that you give a pretty definitive recommendation at the start
Glad you enjoyed it!
This video was amazingly comprehensive and well-presented. This month I've seen 200+ videos and this I chose to leave a comment AND a thumbs up. Seriously man, thank you.
Thank you very much. So pleased to read it helped. What have you opted for?
No-brainer for me! I just bought the iO 6 and I'm super happy about it! I highly recommend!
I actually had my sights set on the iO 7. But when I realized that the iO 6 toothbrush is the same, only quieter and cheaper (plus newer), it was quickly clear to me. I don't think the big price difference is worth it just because of the faster charging. All the other higher models, which are enormously more expensive, all have unnecessary extras for me (color display, etc.).
Thanks for sharing your feedback.
Charging time is different and input voltage if you travel
and, any problems after 8 months?
@@ivantokic619No, all good! I‘m very happy
You always do the best toothbrush reviews! The much faster charging time of the io 7 definitely seems worth the extra cost (but man, are the replacement heads expensive for io brushes). Thank you for making sense of this crazily wide range of models!
Glad you like them! And yes, the heads are ridiculously expensive.
I feel like the only reason that iO exists is so that Oral-B can spend more expensive brushes that 3rd parties have yet to clone
I liked and subscribed simply because you provided the information that I needed AND still made me want to find out more, all in the first 50 seconds. AMAZING!
Wonderful. So pleased I could help and you enjoyed the content.
My hygienist told me id only use 2 speed modes so buy the basic one. I ignored her and bought the most expensive one. I only use the 2 speed modes
😂😂😂😂😂
HAHAH 😂 I appreciate your honesty.
😂 I only use 3 modes--Daily Clean, Sensitive, & Gum Care. I had to get the IO6 in order to get the Gum mode.
I rarely get cavities, but my gums have given me grief, so I need all the help I can get for them. TMI, sorry!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *Ci sono 8 spazzolini elettrici iO diversi disponibili al momento della registrazione. *
01:00 *La disponibilità dei modelli varia da un paese all'altro, ma le capacità tecniche sono generalmente le stesse.*
02:26 *Tutti i modelli iO puliscono i denti in modo comparabile, indipendentemente dal prezzo o dalle funzionalità aggiuntive.*
03:24 *I modelli iO offrono un numero variabile di modalità di pulizia, da 3 a 7.*
04:52 *I modelli iO5-10 offrono il tracciamento in tempo reale di diverse zone della bocca.*
05:21 *È consigliabile sostituire la testina dello spazzolino ogni 3 mesi per una pulizia efficace.*
06:47 *Tutti i modelli iO offrono circa 2 settimane di autonomia della batteria e forniscono feedback sullo stato di carica.*
08:17 *I modelli iO3-6 e 10 emettono meno di 64 decibel di rumore, mentre i modelli iO7-9 possono raggiungere fino a 72 decibel.*
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OMG! THANK YOU SO MUCH! Truly explained for all of us. Amazing! Sincerest thanks
Such a great and informative video! Thank you for everything you do.
Thanks for watching, pleased you found it useful.
The start of your video is PERFECT. I stayed for the whole thing nonetheless 👌🏾
Yay! Thank you!
I bought the io 5 N series. Its weird how hard i need to press for the pressure sensor becomes green. Way too hard for my feeling compared to sonicare.. i always thought to not use much force on electic since it does all the work for you
I have just got my first electric toothbrush after visiting my dentist last week. He gave me an Oral B card with discount on various models. He advised to get the iO series 4 as that was the cheapest on the card. It should have been£240 but I got it for £79, however I didn't realise it was a two prong plug so I have had to buy a two prong UK adapter plug so I can charge it up fully.
Thanks for making this video. I learned which model to purchase.
I have a question about choosing an iO brush variant:
I am deciding between the iO 8 and iO 5 variants. I know what functions they have, but according to your video there is a difference in noise. iO 4/5/6/10 versions make less noise than iO 7/8/9. Why? Is it because the 7/8/9 are newer builds, so the technology is improved, or do they have a weaker engine?
My second and last question is if it is possible to turn off the page change notification after 30 seconds via the app. Thank you in advance for your reply and your informative video.
Hi. So, our testing revealed the iO 4/5/6/10 are quieter. The exact reasons I am not sure of. I suspect there might have been a modification in the design. These models are newer than the 7/8/9 that launched in 2020.
The brush motor is the same in all of them, so they produce the same power.
You can turn the 30 second pacing via the app.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you very much for your quick and clear reply. So I'll probably rather buy the iO 5. Healthy teeth everyone! 🙂
I love my io9! Feels like I’ve left the dentist every time I clean .
Great to read. DO you use all the features?
Thank you it is very useful. I think I will buy the IOS 6, currently on sale at 120 CAD (75 GBP) for Black Friday.
So which IO should i get?
Very thorough review and comparisons. Thank you!
Glad you found it helpful.
Correction in Europe (for so far I know) the io 6 has an premium variant witch includes an toothbrush holder
I think XD
as a dental hygienist, I love oral b IO. after 2 years, my IO9 is starting dying. Only lasts for about 4 days. I’m thinking to upgrade it to 10
Shame to read the battery is dying. Whilst Oral-B won't advise it, there are guides online to replace the battery fairly easily if you need to. A new battery isn't very expensive either. I tried it myself and it was really quite easy. This would be far cheaper than replacing with the iO10!
if models 7,8 and 9 are louder, does it mean that the head rotates faster on these models?
Not as far as I am aware.
The models we have tested were bought in 2020 when the brushes first launched. Newer models (3, 4, 5, 6 & 10) were launched later and were quieter.
It is possible that new versions of the 7, 8 & 9 have been modified and are quieter to match, but we haven't bought new ones to test just this. The user manuals of these models don't make specific mention of the noise like the others do.
Your comparison is very comprehensive! If you have another channel that do comparitive tests, I'd gladly know! Also, I'll get iO6 because of this content 👌🏻
Thanks you. We stick to what we know. Dental care products, most notably electric toothbrushes.
This was so helpful! Thank you!!
Thank you for the video. I am looking now for something that describes the differences in the sensitivity settings.
A tiny bit more info here: www.electricteeth.com/oral-b-cleaning-modes-explained/#modesexplained
4 was on sale at Walmart for $80 but online from oral b the 5 was $80 only in alpine green…definitely worth the research and buying the 5 😂
you are the Michael Jordan of toothbrush reviews :) thorough but to the point
Thank you. 😁
8:23 - Budget devices 3/4/5/6 (10 which is the newest but premium) produce less noise than more expensive 7/8/9??? This is not a consumer friendly approach.
At least lower the prices of 7/8/9. All of them (budget and premium) have the same deffect which will kill the device within 1 or 2 years (plastic which helds the brush head in place tends to break piece by piece after a time due to water exposure. I had iO 7 which had this deffect after 1y and a few months. Next purchase iO9 had the exact same issue after 2 years and month)
Thanks for your feedback.
The 7/8/9 are potentially now as quiet as all the other models. We tested them when they were new back in 2020. But, I'm led to believe newer versions of them are quieter. But, I am not buying these all again just to check the sound levels.
I've been using iO models for over 4 years and had no such issue with the plastic breaking. Can't say I've had many reports of it either. Very interesting to not you have had it happen twice.
So if I understand this right - with the 10 I pay for a useless color display and a high number of modes and some other useless features for the price of a laptop.
The IO 3 is basically a standard electric toothbrush. The IO4 has bluetooth for no reason. The IO5, 6 and 7 have six zones tracking? Well, I do have ADHD and am worried about keeping track, but I think I kind of know the general area I am in. 16 zones could be pretty useful, if it really works well, maybe that might show me what I am missing. Or maybe not. But for those prices?
In the end I feel like I can just stick to my Oral B pro whatever I have for years and have the same as if I bought anything up to IO7. Well only a few missing features which don't really bring any advantage to me.
Shopping for a toothbrush as a Christmas gift to myself and this was very helpful. I’m deciding on series 6 and 7 😊
So pleased to read you found it helpful. Enjoy.
Same here, i got the series 7 twin pk for $199 😊
@@optimuz08 nice, I hope you like it! I decided I liked the series 6 at $120, and bought that one. I love it! It gives me such a fresh, clean feeling! 😁
@@optimuz08 How do you like the series 7? I'm thinking about getting that one.
@@dongordito00 awesome, very fresh clean 🤩
What's the expected life longevity of iO6?
Mine lasted just about 3 years😕
3-5 years is 'typical. Although some can last longer.
Thank you for the indepth review, io9 it is!
Is the vibrating engine in all these IO models the same? Meaning, will they all give the same cleaning results?
Yes they are.
Thanks for the helpful video.
Do you have any experience or information about the longevity of the battery for the Series 7-10 with the new fast chargers?
How much of their battery capacity do they sustain after 2 years or so? Do they still only need to be recharged about each 2 weeks after that time or does the recharge frequency increase significantly and they need to be recharged for example each week after reaching that age?
Whilst my iO9 is 3.5 years old now I don't have enough data to really make any accurate comments on the battery after 2 years. I'd say usable life is slightly worse but I couldn't give you an accurate measure without far more testing. All I can really say is that should the battery weaken and fail whilst Oral-B won't advise it, there are guides online to replace the battery fairly easily if you need to. A new battery isn't very expensive either. I tried it myself and it was really quite easy.
If you’re paying over £200 for an electric toothbrush, you’re off your rocker. I have one, but not one with a map of my mouth and a zillion cleaning modes.
Trust me, you’ll settle on just one, maybe two cleaning modes, not 10. Also the guide app you follow on your phone, you’ll get bored of that real fast, as it’s a novelty you use for a month of two. But then you can’t be bothered to get your phone out, set it up in the bathroom whilst you brush.
Also, do you need a built in colour oled display. Overkill, but it’s your money!
My experience in a nutshell!! I really like my IO9 but honestly I only ever use the sensitive mode and I stopped using my phone while brushing/ Bluetooth features after about one month of use. I don’t regret the purchase as it helped me decide which setting is best for me but definitely too many models in the IO range and the incremental differences are like iPhone upgrades…a lot of hype but significant differences only after 5 or so versions, if that!
Hi! Do you think there is much difference using the sensitive vs the sensitive + on the brushes that do have that option and if it is worth the upgrade in the IO toothbrushes 8-10? TIA
No I don't.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you!
I've asked you a bunch of questions throughout all of your other videos and I really appreciate all of your input. Thank you for that. I have decided on the Oral-B io5, but ive noticed two different io5s. What's better the io5 or the io5 Limited? It says io5 limited rechargeable, but I don't know what that means. Do you know the difference? I can't seem to find the answer.
As far as I know the only difference is the box contents. The iO5 limited comes with a brush head refill holder (essentially a little travel case for replacement brush heads). Technically and functionality wise the brush handles are the same.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you.
1. I have sensitive teeth and gums, is super sensitive mode a must for me or is sensitive mode enough? That's why I'm hesitating between IO5 and IO6.
Are these modes very different from each other for someone who has high sensitivity?
2. Can the gum cleaning mode on IO6 actually replace the super sensitive mode on IO5 for me? Or is there no connection between them? Does it clean the gums themselves or the teeth as well?
3. How does the whitening mode whiten the teeth?
4. Which toothbrush has a more powerful battery, IO5 or IO6?
Thank you very much for the videos, they help me a lot!
1. Super sensitive mode is enough. The brush head is still moving lots more times per minute than a manual brush.
2. Yes, essentially. Subtle differences that make little actual difference in the cleaning results etc.
3. It doesn't really. Well, it can, maybe in specific circumstances, but without going into detail any mode can technically make the teeth appear whiter by removing external staining on the teeth.
4. The batteries inside are the same.
I agree that the io9 is the best option if cost isnt a concern.
Why not io10
@Silverwing_99 because io10 is the same as io9 except for the clock and indicator on the charger, and that clock isn't worth the price jump, in my opinion.
@@GalaxyNexus1 thanks that was my impression-
Maybe in the future Oral B would create a IO Series 1 and Series 2. The Series 1 could have 1 cleaning mode, while the Series 2 could have 2 cleaning modes. Then the IO Series would be similar to the Pro Series. Pro Series has: includes models 1,000 to 10,000; while the IO Series only includes models: 3 to 10. However the Pro Series 4000 to 10,000 have bluetooth, while the 1000, 2000, and 3000 have no blue tooth. While to Series models 4 to 10 have bluetooth, while the series 3 model doesn't have bluetooth. So a Series 1 and Series 2 model won't have bluetooth either.
An entry level, i like that idea.
I think Oral-B will do this. I think it is a sensible approach. Unfortunately the main downside here is that the iO heads cost 2x the price of heads for most other Oral-B brushes.
Really nice idea. An iO 1 would only have daily clean and iO 2 would also have sensitive.
Thanks for making this video.
My pleasure!
Appreciate starting with the conclusion! Minto piramid ftw
Hi! Can you tell me please whats the different between- n, s and special series?
This video should help explain - ruclips.net/video/iiD-36ZjBlk/видео.html
I have the IO 10, paid so much for all those modes I never use, instead what is deal breaking are the Oral B battery defects these brushes have.
They are bloated with functions and fail to deliver on the most important aspects of the brush, the motor and the battery.
Great vid. Well done and thanks
Hi I would like to ask if 3d tracking (io9) is worth it to pay much extra for io9? Is it really accurate？ or io6 is enough can help with brush clean?
As a general rule I would say no. The iO6 is generally enough.
@@ElectricTeeththank you! I couldn’t find much feedback of people talking about 3d tracking. so not sure if it makes such a big difference.(because I want one can help me clean my teeth deeply and works well, I’m still having the normal brush, and I heard io series is a good choice)
If 3d tracking is not that matters, What about io4,5,6? I know the difference between 4,5 and 6, 6 is the one having to screen on, and maybe some extra mode. Does it have big difference compare to 4,5? Sorry to asked you again, I have been looking for these brushes for weeks, and still couldn’t make a decision 🫠. Will you still recommend 6? And why? Thank you again!!
The iO4 does not have the real-time (6 zone) tracking.
The iO5 does. It's very similar to the iO6, but without a screen.
They are similar so price might have a part to play. The iO6 often comes with a case, whereas the iO5 does not always. You may want to consider if this is important. Pay a price you are happy with.
Here's a video explaining the differences between 6 and 16 zone tracking - ruclips.net/video/C_4ynPGTp1I/видео.html - I hope it helps
Great comparison!
Is there any difference about the heads size between IO6 and IO9? I found my io 6 too large. I mean, from de brush face to the bottom of it. Is there any difference?
No unfortunately not. They all use the same brush heads.
I have periodontal disease and my dentist recommends i brush for 4 minutes. Which model would help me manage my condition?
Any of these can be used for 4 minutes each time. All have a lower speed sensitive mode which can be helpful and there is the Gentle Care brush head with soft bristles which would be ideal.
@@ElectricTeeth Thanks for the quick reply. So none of these would make a difference for my condition? Thought one may have a better "mode" for my condition and/or perhaps provide better information that I can use to evaluate my brushing technique...at least, it seems Oral B would think so, don't you agree?
@@c.taplin6427 All of these should help your condition, by cleaning effectively and removing the plaque and debris from around the teeth, that might have led to the periodontal disease. You will likely want to use the sensitive or sensitive+ modes available as these are slower and more gentle on the teeth and gums. Used with the Gentle Care brush head and brushing for longer as your dentists advises should all help manage your condition.
The iO9 &10 have enhanced tracking capabilities that can give more feedback on your brushing and in turn help you improve your technique and condition. But, you don't need this.
Spend a little time learning how to brush your teeth correctly and you can save a lot of money.
With Black Friday io8 is £15 More at £150 than Io6 (135); io9 is £200 and £300 for io10
I’m leaning towards io9 but wondering if io8 is best value
Unless you particularly want the 16 zone real time tracking and the charging travel case then the iO8 is better value.
@Electric Teeth im not sure that all of them are at the same RPM, ive been trying them all in a store and for example io9 seems to have a little more powerful motor than the 8, so the motor on all of them should be different aswell ''more powerful on the more expensive ones''
Not according to the information we have from Oral-B. All the motors are the same.
is that true io 4 will clean your teeth the same like io 10?
Yes
My Philips Sonicare brush is broken as the battery won’t charge anymore after 2 years. Looking into oral B which lasts more than 2 years it seems
I wish the iOS 8 had the tongue feature. Is that worth it? Because I like the purple color so I might go for the 8 not sure yet!
I would never pick a toothbrush for the tongue cleaning mode alone. You can use one of the other modes and clean the tongue. If you want it because of the color, then go for it. It's about what you are happy with ultimately.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful!
I have the luck to have a IO 10 and thanks to my personal promo acually cost for me less than IO 9
What are the differences in weight and size? I want a smaller one and as light as possible.
They are basically all the same size & weight.
What’s the best toothbrush to get at the moment, my old oral B is dead ( battery doesn’t charge) don’t really fancy spending £800 for a tooth brush 😂
I recommend the IO9
Answered here for you: ruclips.net/video/2fwSow6nNHQ/видео.html
oral b 1500
800 pounds? Not really, the top of the range iO10 only costs like 349 pounds
Hello, I wonder if the mobile application is all the same (all features) depending on the Oral-B Io 4 to 10? Thank you
For the most part yes. But, there are differences in some parts due to the fact the iO10 tracks 16 zones whereas the iO4 has no zone tracking.
Where i live the IO8 is 180 USD right now and IO9 is 268 USD. Which one should i get? Is it really worth it to pay the extra 90 dollars?
Not in my opinion no.
I use the IO 10. the only minus i see in it is that i only can have 1 brush head in the case.
Which one should I go for? ios 6 or 8? Great video but I’m still confused what I want lol
iO6. 👍
The “higher end” Io models feel terrible compared to their lower counterparts because they have no grip and are slippery in your hand, that in itself is a deal breaker for me. Even the lower models and older gens had a good grip, what were they thinking!? 😳
A sound at 72 decibels is perceived as approximately twice as loud as a sound at 64 decibels. Are you sure this information is correct?
As correct as far a I know. I hold a decibel meter 6 inches away from the toothbrush, held in my other hand. I measure the loudest reading from each brush.
Thx for all.. ✨
I’m not sure which series I have but I have Daily clean, sensitive, gum care, whiten, and tongue clean. The modes I have don’t correlate with any on the chart you’ve listed.
However, my husband recently purchased the series 7, and his does not have the tongue mode. I received mine as a gift about 2 years before he got his. Is there another mode you would recommend him use for the tongue mode?
Hmm does your model have a screen in the handle or not? Does it look similar to those in the video or quite different? On the base of the brush are some numbers that usual identify which model it is.
Your husband could use any of the modes to brush his tongue, but sensitive or daily clean would be my choice.
@@ElectricTeeth Yes, my model does have a screen with the 2 buttons(power, scroll), where I can scroll through and select the different modes and features. It actually looks identical to my husband’s model, the iO 7, but they differ in the available modes. I did check underneath the device, there was nothing that stood out to me as an indicator of which series it was. I noticed it said model 3758; not sure what that means.
Thank you for the suggestions.
Thanks. This model number applies to iO Series 7, 8 and 9. You may have an iO9 as this is the only model that usually has the tongue cleaning mode. Why others are missing, I am not so sure. The only possible explanation is if you have paired the brush with the smartphone app and disabled them manually or set a journey which disables them.
I’m more of a Philips Sonic Care guy myself 😁
I want to tryout the io10..
looks like a shiny new toy😄
It's not a toy but that's why you buy the most expensive, right, raise the profits for companies 🤣 for things you dont need
@@saibamoe no.. I’m not rich- yet..
but I enjoy quality products..
oh & I upgraded to the Oral B 9 series & still own all the others too-
much better cleaning action I think…
Very comprehensive. Thank you
Can you also switch off the timer completely? These drive me crazy and I'm looking for an electric brush without a timer.
There is no option on these brushes to turn off the timer completely.
@@ElectricTeeth Great... I was made to suffer...
What are the maximum rotations with intense cleaning mode?
Oral-B don't publish this information.
@ElectricTeeth That's strange. Because the maximum rotations of the Genius X is 10500. It's published everywhere.
Thanks for the content. Some questions:
1. It seems to me that the only difference between the series 9 and 10 is the charging base and there is actually no difference on the toothbrush itself. Is this true?
2. Can the series 9 toothbrush work with the series 10 charging base?
In answer to your questions.
1) Yes, this is true as far as I am aware. No technical difference. Although the handle colours are slightly different.
2) Yes, it can. But, at this time you can't buy the iO10's iOSense enabled charging stand on it's own.
Can you speak to how the iO series compares to the older Genius X?
We have a video about this coming to the channel in the near future as it happens. But in short, they clean the teeth comparably.
The iO is quieter and feels more gentle when brushing.
The iO arguably looks the nicer brush but depending on the version you choose there might not be cleaning mode icons like the Genius X.
The brush heads for the iO are a touch bigger and 2x the cost.
The pressure sensor is better on the iO.
If you own the Genius X already and it is working fine, I wouldn't suggest changing.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you. I had read a comment somewhere in the past that the Genius X device doesn't clean as well as iO or in a similar ultrasonic nature, rather it was more of a spinbrush.
Currently the best deals on the iO series in the UK are as follows:
iO6 - £109
iO7 - £124
iO8 - £135
iO9 - £225
iO10 - £349
What would you suggest is the best value for money with the current offers?
It all depends on what is important to you. Do you want the best tracking? If so, go for the iO9. But honestly, the iO6 is the best value all things considered in my opinion. Potentially, the magnetic charger of the iO7 is worth it for what is essentially £15 more, but it is far from essential.
Seems nice considering the dropped pound rate ^_^
Seems clear enough, i almost bought one but the price of the brushes caused me not to. Feels a bit of a ripoff for just the plastic heads :( like a printer.
I bought an Oral b io series 3 and it has Bluetooth and 4 cleaning modes. ( Maybe it's an updated model/ canadian model ?)
Are you sure it is an iO Series 3. I've never come across this model with Bluetooth. What's the 4 digit model number on the base of the brush?
@@ElectricTeeth Hi. Type number is 3794 which I believe is the io 4 ? The packaging that it came in clearly says IO series 3 and I payed IO 3 price for it. I bought it in my local Walmart ( in Canada, Ontario). It functions like the IO 4 in reviews, and in the oral b app when I connected the toothbrush it showed the IO 4 starter guide.
Having an iO4 makes more sense as an iO3 with Bluetooth doesn't exist. Well, it does, it's the iO4! 😄
Not sure what has gone on there then, but you've got the upgraded model. 👍
@@ElectricTeeth maybe I just got lucky 😄.
Why doesn’t oral b publish the oscillating speed for each of the models like the use to?
I don't know for sure but probably because there is little difference between them and what difference there is has no meaningful difference in the cleaning results. As far as we are aware all iO models have the same movements.
Can anyone please explain what the difference is between the Oral B IO Series 7 and the Oral B IO Series 7G and the Oral B IO Series 7N and the Oral B Series 7S??
The box contents. In other words the brush heads and accessories supplied in the box. You get hard plastic or soft magnetic pouch cases. The handle is identical.
I've owned several Oral B's over the past decade. From what I know, the inner gear mechanism is exactly the same on these models.
hi I had a genius X and my dad as well for about 2 years for daily use(2 times) and after the 2 years my toothbrush is dead, the both...they dont start anymore...I would like to know if it happens on the IO too, whats the time reliability?Im scared to buy a expensive toothbrush again like IO4 or other and do the same thing..
Odd that they should both stop working about the same time.
As a general rule a toothbrush last 3-5 years, but I know many people who have brushes far older.
@@ElectricTeeth thank you
How do the lower io series compare to the Oral B pro 3 series?
Cleaning results are comparable.
iO models look a bit nicer (in my opinion).
iO models are quieter and the cleaning action feels a bit softer.
iO brush heads are about 2x the cost of the Pro 3 Series.
The iO's pressure sensor is more advanced and arguably more useful if you know you brush too hard.
Pro 3 is the better value option in most instances.
I bought a Series 9. The brush is fine, but the app consistently gets the position of the brush wrong, and then tells you you haven't covered areas when you have. So you find yourself over-brushing certain parts of the mouth to please the app, and ignoring other areas. So you have to ignore the app, which defeats the point of spending $300 on a supposedly intelligent toothbrush. An infuriating experience.
Thank you for the comprehensive review of the iO series brushes from Oral-B.
are they all equally powerful, meaning the respective "daily clean" and other modes have the same number of oscillations per minute?
The iO Series has a different motor to other Oral-B brushes. The brush head still has an oscillating, rotating and pulsating action, however rather than being measured by a number of movements per minute it is now measured based on the oscillation angle.
Daily Clean
Oscillation angle of 28° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
Gum Care
A sweeping oscillation angle of 14-28° (+/- 5°) over 100 milliseconds and a frequency of 145Hz.
Sensitive
Oscillation angle of 20° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
Super Sensitive
Oscillation angle of 15° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
Whitening
A sweeping oscillation angle of 16-33° (+/- 5°) over 1800 milliseconds and a frequency of 145Hz.
Intense
Oscillation angle of 33° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
Tongue Clean
Oscillation angle of 15° (+/- 5°) and a frequency of 145Hz.
@@ElectricTeeth Great, if the io3 has the same motor as the io10 then that's the one for me. Thank you!
As far as I am aware, yes. I've not seen any information from Oral-B to suggest otherwise.
How do these compare to their Pro lines?
They clean the teeth comparably. The 'main' difference is the iO models are softer feeling on the teeth and gums when brushing and not as loud. The iO's pressure sensor is slightly better too.
Does the io serie clean better than the pro serie?
For ex the io 3 and the pro 3000 which does clean better ?
There is no study that looks at these in detail. Realistically in everyday use they are basically comparable.
I couldn't say the iO cleans better than the Pro series or the Pro cleans bettet than iO.
They do feel a little different when you brush. The iO feels a little more gentle.
Should you charge it after every use? Or is that bad for the battery?
You can do, but if you want to get the 'optimum' life from the battery then you should not charge it after each use.
@ Noted. Thanks for the reply! Very informative video.
Yo I wanna upgrade from the genius X to the IO10. Is it worth the upgrade or I should stick with the genius X
Stick with the Genius X if it is working fine. There are pros but nowhere near enough to justify the massive price difference.
should i remove the head always after cleaning teeths to clean the toothbrush? and head?
Ideally, yes.
question about the versions and limited editions like the sounder edition or io 8n or 8s something like that
Normally the colours of the handles or box contents are different. For example it may have a different brush head supplied or extra accessories.
Are mechanical systems in these brushes same?
Yes as far as we are aware.
Well done Mate
Where did you get the io 10????
Amazon in the UK.
I may have missed it but do you know if these all use lithium ion batteries?
Yes they do.