Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, iO2 Starter Kit, 3 Cleaning Modes, Automatic Pressure Sensor to Protect Gums, 2 Brush Heads, Night Black

Bought 2 units for Valentines Day! I love the brush and so does my wife. The bristles are soft and the action cleans very well. So far the brush charges daily without problems. If you want a high quality economical brush this is a great buy!

TL;DR: The Oral-B iO Series 2 turned my semi-okay brushing routine into something my dental hygienist actually high-fived me for. Quiet motor, smart pressure sensor, and three useful modes mean it’s basically a tiny personal trainer for your teeth—and it works. ________________________________________ What I Love Feature Real World Impact Automatic Pressure Sensor lights up red and slows the head if I press too hard, so my gums are finally spared my “scrub like a sidewalk” technique. 3 Modes (Super Sensitive, Gentle, Daily Clean) I start on Super Sensitive first thing in the morning, switch to Daily Clean after coffee—versatility without overthinking it. 2 Minute Timer with 30 Second Pulses Reminds me to hit every quadrant. No more guessing whether I’ve done my time. Whisper Quiet Motor Barely louder than a kitten’s purr—no bathroom wake-up calls for anyone still sleeping. Long-lasting battery. One charge lasted me an entire weeklong trip (twice daily brushing). ________________________________________ Results That Actually Show My hygienist recommended this after a lecture on plaque, and three months later, she spent most of my check-up admiring how little scraping she had to do. In her words: “Whatever you’re using, keep using it.” Translation: The iO Series 2 is doing its job. ________________________________________ Small Gripes (but nothing deal-breaking) • No travel case in the starter kit—had to toss it in a zip lock for my trip. • Replacement heads cost more than generic ones, but you’re paying for the iO’s magnetic tech. I swap mine every ~3 months to stay frugal. ________________________________________ Bottom Line If you’re ready to graduate from manual brushing (or an older, rattly electric) to something that polices your pressure and times your session, this is an easy win. The improvement in my check-up alone justifies the price, and the sleek “Night Black” handle looks sharp on the counter. Would buy again in a heartbeat—and my hygienist would probably throw me another high five.

I’ve been using the Oral-B iO Series 2 rechargeable toothbrush, and it’s a solid upgrade from my old manual brush. The automatic pressure sensor helps protect my gums by alerting me when I’m brushing too hard, which feels really helpful. The three cleaning modes cover daily clean, sensitive, and whitening needs, and the built-in 2-minute timer encourages thorough brushing without rushing. The sleek night black design looks modern and fits well on my bathroom counter. It comes with two brush heads, so having a backup ready is convenient. Overall, a user-friendly electric toothbrush that balances effective cleaning with gum care.

Good toothbrush. Needs frequent head replacements. Head replacements are kind of pricey.

Works well

Very good, very easy to clean, easy to use and not very quiet but not very loud

I replace my Phillips electric toothbrushes. This one cleans much better and I can control control it on each tooth and it pauses the vibration so you know when to work on a different section in your mouth. Also, it has three levels of Cleaning, which is ideal.

I would not buy this product again. While it has several issues I could overlook, one major problem makes it unusable for me. The vibration of this brush feels “off” in a way that makes me dizzy and gives me a headache every time I use it, and I’m not someone who normally gets headaches. I actually dread brushing my teeth with it, and at this point I’ll probably just accept the $60 loss and purchase something else. The strange part is that the brush isn’t loud and the vibration doesn’t feel particularly strong, yet something about the way it operates gives me headaches even on the lowest setting. There are also other issues that add to my frustration. The brush head doesn’t come with a cover, yet the instructions recommend removing it after each use to clean and dry it. That means it has to sit uncovered on its side, which isn’t ideal for keeping it clean. The timer is also odd. It gives the standard 30‑second alerts for a 2‑minute brushing cycle, but it doesn’t turn off at the end. It just keeps running and continues the 30‑second pulses. To power it down, you have to click through every mode, there’s no simple one‑button off option, unless I am missing instructions. Another strange issue is that while my teeth feel polished after use, my mouth as a whole doesn’t feel clean. I’ve used the same toothpaste for years and have never had this bad taste in my mouth after brushing. It’s disgusting and it’s super frustrating. Overall, I cannot recommend this product. And if you suffer from headaches, I would stay far away.

It did not work, I had to wait half a month to get it and now I have placed a return and till date it’s been another 20 days and I haven’t received my refund yet. Very frustrating experience.

No funcionó. Lo tuve que regresar.

Why does Amazon Singapore allow electric product to be shipped to Singapore with US type plug? At least an adaptor to make it easy to use in Singapore should be shipped with

Long last battery, efficient and a easy to clean.

It's a 110v so only usable in the states. Idk why they bothered delivering this to Singapore.