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Best electric toothbrushes deals on Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

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Spotlight Oral Care Sonic One Electric Toothbrush

Credit: Spotlight

A lovely sleek design, this pack comes with three toothbrush heads, three hygiene caps and a charging cable.

It's really lightweight, so even after two minutes (you'll know thanks to the in-built timer), it doesn't feel like a hassle to hold. With two cleaning modes, it gets the job done thoroughly. While the packaging says the battery lasts 30 days, we'd argue it lasts a little longer than that, so you can easily leave your charging accessories at home if you're away for a short period.

Suri 2.0 New Sonic Electric Toothbrush

Credit: SURI

A step up from the Suri Core 1.0, the Suri Pro 2.0 launched just a couple of months ago.

Using sonic power as opposed to an oscillating brush, the traditional brush head does a decent job of reaching everywhere. There's also a pressure sensor, signalled with a subtle buzz, and the motor actually reduces pressure until you ease off, reducing the potential for unintentional damage.

If you want the case too, it's an extra £20, and while it's useful to be able to buy it without, it makes sense to get the whole package, especially if you find yourself travelling frequently. Besides acting as a protector, the case features a UV light to eradicate any lurking bacteria, which is a nice touch without you having to do any extra work. The case can charge the toothbrush too (as long as that's charged itself), so you don't need to pack your cable with you. If you're only going away for a few nights, chances are you won't run out of charge either, because the battery life on this model is incredible, lasting weeks at a time.

It's a sleek device that looks far smarter than your average utilitarian toothbrush, all the way down to its magnetic charger.

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Oral-B iO3 Matt Black Ultimate Clean Electric Toothbrush

Now 66% Off

Pros

3 cleaning modes
Refill change alert
Smart pressure sensor

Cons

Mixed feedback on battery life

The Oral B iO3 doesn’t miss a trick with teeth brushing rules. It inbuilt timer is separated into four 30 second segments, allowing you to try each area equally, and the pressure sensor warns you if you’re going OTT with your brushing. It’s currently reduced by a huge 54% for, going from £160 down to £59.99.

The blue version is also available at a discounted price of £62.89.

Oral-B iO6 Electric Toothbrush

Now 45% Off

Pros

Ai powered
Five cleaning modes

Cons

Expensive

One of the higher spec offerings from Oral-B, normally this toothbrush is a huge investment, but for Amazon Spring Deal Days you can get 61% off the RRP. Usually retailing for £330, the Oral-B iO6 is £128.25 for a limited time.

With five cleaning modes – daily clean, intense clean, sensitive, super sensitive and whitening – you can tailor this device to suit your needs. Plus while most toothbrushes alert when you’re applying too much pressure, this one also tells you if it’s too soft or ‘just right’ (Goldilocks would be proud…).

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Philips Sonicare AdvancedClean Limited Edition Electric Toothbrush

Now 65% Off

Experience a deeper clean with the Philips Sonicare AdvancedClean Limited Edition, which helps drive liquid between teeth and along the gumline so the bristles can reach areas traditional brushing may miss. Currently on offer on Amazon for £69.99, it's a huge saving of 65%, with its original RRP of £199.99.

A built-in light-ring pressure sensor alerts you if you’re brushing too firmly, helping to protect your teeth and gums. Powered by Advanced Sonic Technology, the brush delivers up to 31,000 bristle movements per minute, creating dynamic fluid movement that cleans effectively between teeth while remaining gentle on sensitive areas.

The integrated smart display keeps you informed as you brush, showing helpful feedback on pressure, brushing time and battery level. It also reminds you when it’s time to replace your brush head and provides useful prompts to encourage better brushing habits.

It also comes in black for the same discounted price.

Oral-B iO9

Now 68% Off

Pros

Colour display
Seven cleaning modes

Cons

Undeniably expensive
Brush heads also on the expensive side

The iO9 made its debut in 2020 and remains one of the most sophisticated electric toothbrushes around. It has advanced mapping tech to learn your brushing habits, a smart pressure sensor and various smart modes to help you work out what type of cleaning programme your teeth are most in need of.

As you'd probably expect from a hi-tech model, it also has a companion smartphone app so you can keep learning more about the way you brush your teeth. If you're serious about oral hygiene, then this is the toothbrush for you.

However, all of that tech costs money, and that means the RRP on this electric toothbrush is a hefty £500. The good news is that the iO9 is rarely sold at full price. And even when it is, the price usually drops back down to under £200 within a few days.

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Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige

Now 32% Off

Pros

Premium design
Automatic brushing modes

Cons

Brushing modes need to be changed via app
Expensive

The Sonicare 9900 Prestige is one of Philips' most advanced electric toothbrushes. It comes with 'SenseIQ technology' which promises to sense pressure, motion, coverage, duration and frequency up to 100 times per second and adapts to your brushing in real time.

Some tech-savvy users will be interested in the AI-powered Philips Sonicare app, which tracks your brushing and provides personalised recommendations. And pretty much every user will be able to appreciate that this is one sleek-looking electric toothbrush.

Best Ordo electric toothbrush

Ordo Sonic+ Electric Toothbrush

Best Ordo electric toothbrush

Ordo Sonic+ Electric Toothbrush

Now 27% Off

If you want to stand out and own something a little different to Oral-B and Philips, then you could try Ordo. With four modes including a setting for sensitive teeth, this Ordo Sonic+ brush releases 40,000 sonic pulses per minute, and comes with a matching charger that has a USB output so you can plug it into your computer or any compatible detachable plug. And it has a two-minute timer, too, with alerts at 30-second intervals so you can change your brushing position.

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Oral-B iO5 Electric Toothbrush

Now 55% Off

Experience a deeper, more effective clean with the Oral-B iO5 electric toothbrush (currently reduced from £300 to £89.99) designed to deliver a professional-level brushing experience at home.

Its innovative technology combines the iconic round Oral-B brush head with gentle micro-vibrations to leave your mouth feeling fresh while helping improve gum health in just one week compared to a manual toothbrush.

Choose from five brushing modes - Daily Clean, Intense Clean, Whitening, Sensitive, and Super Sensitive - to suit your needs.

It is also available in white which is also reduced from £300 to £89.99.

Spotlight Oral Care Sonic Toothbrush

Pros

Personalisation option
Different heads

Cons

Heads not as abundant as rivals
Only three speed settings

This sonic toothbrush from Spotlight has three speed settings, including sensitive and whitening settings, and three different heads, plus a two-minute self-timer. It also comes with a protective travel case.

As a nice side benefit – especially if multiple family members plan on using a Spotlight brush – you can also take up the option of free personalisation for your toothbrush handle if you order direct from the company.

Alternatively from the Spotlight range, there are reputable discounts across Amazon, including the Spotlight Oral Care Sonic Toothbrush in black, down from £89.99 to £74, or the Spotlight Oral Care Signature Gift Set, down from £115 to £80.74.

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Oral-B Pro 1000 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush

Now 26% Off

You're in for a bargain with the Oral-B iO2 Electric Toothbrush during this weekend as it's reduced from a whopping £100, right down to £37.99. That's 62% off!

Designed for an easy switch from manual to electric toothbrushes, this is the one if you don't want too many buttons or added extras. With just one touch button and quiet sound, this brush comes with a two-minute brush timer that alerts you every 30 seconds to change your brushing zone.

Available in pink, navy and black at similar reduced prices and white.

Oral-B Pro 2 2900

Now 66% Off

Pros

Includes two brushes
Pressure sensor

Cons

Only one charger
No app guidance

This budget Oral-B Pro 2 electric toothbrush double pack has two handles, one in black and one in pink, as well as two toothbrush heads to get you started. The toothbrushes have a smart pressure sensor and two daily clean modes, and they're bundled with a 2-pin charger.

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Oral-B iO Series Ultimate Clean Round Brush Heads

Now 57% Off

These perfectly angled electric toothbrush replacement heads effectively yet gently remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual toothbrush.

The bristles of the Oral-B iO Series Ultimate Clean, just like other Oral-B brush heads, feature colour-changing bristles to signal when to change the brush to maximise your clean.

Currently reduced from £53.99 to £19.99, that's a whopping 65% you could be saving.

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How to clean an electric toothbrush

You should clean your electric toothbrush daily by rinsing and wiping away the remaining toothpaste from the head and body of the toothbrush. To remove grime from the gaps and crevices, we recommend using a damp cotton bud.

What is the best electric toothbrush?

Oral-B and Philips make up a lot of the best electric toothbrushes, but there are other brands worth considering too, like Suri, which offers more sustainable brushes or Foreo, whose brush heads are made from silicone and PBT polymer.

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