Oral-B's £430 electric toothbrush that whitens teeth is slashed to £150 in Amazon Tech Week sale
Amazon shoppers say the Oral-B electric toothbrush made their teeth 'less discoloured' and had 'never felt so clean' and you can now save 65% on it as its slashed to £150
When Amazon launched its last minute Tech Week sale we knew we would find some great bargains, but we weren't expecting to instantly spot a saving of almost £300. However that's exactly what you get with the Oral-B iO7 Electric Toothbrush, which now has £280 slashed off it in the big tech sale.
Usually priced at £430, the Oral-B iO7 Electric Toothbrush is now on offer with 65% off, slashing the price to a much more affordable £149.99. The offer applies to both the white and black versions of the toothbrush, and you'll get the app-connected handle, three individual toothbrush heads, a travel case and a holder for your extra heads.
As well as its big saving, the toothbrush has proven popular with Amazon shoppers thanks to its five different settings, which help with everything from teeth whitening to plaque build up. The Oral-B iO7 Electric Toothbrush promises to remove 100% more plaque and make your gums 190% healthier than regular brushing, with just one week of use, which helps keeps your mouth healthier.
The handle can be connected to the Oral-B app, which gives you a personalised brushing routine and guidance, and the display shows you everything from your cleaning mode to the battery life or when you need to replace a brush head. The AI powered app tracks how and where you're brushing in real time, making sure you never miss a spot and encouraging better brushing habits.
You can switch between each of the five different settings, including an intense setting to help remove more stubborn plaque and build up, and a whitening setting which prioritises stubborn stains and removing discolouration. Whichever option you choose will still ensure a thorough, quiet and gentle clean though, making it suitable for sensitive teeth and gums too.
If you want to get even more for your money, you can currently pick up the multipack of Oral-B iO7 - Black & White Electric Toothbrushes directly from the Oral-B website, where the bundle is on offer down from £652 to £316. If you want to upgrade even further, the Oral-B iO8™ Electric Toothbrush White Alabaster & Black Onyx Duo Pack is now £255 down from £650 at Boots.
Alternatively you can get the SURI Sustainable Electric Toothbrush which is also currently on sale with 15% off. Usually priced at £75, it's now £63.75 and uses sonic vibrations to make sure your teeth get an extra thorough clean.
Amazon shoppers who snapped up the Oral-B iO7 Electric Toothbrush, though, have given it a 4.6 star rating, with one saying: 'Bought in February after a tonne of research and comparing different toothbrushes. As it was on sale, still expensive though, I thought I'd give it a go. I am not disappointed! Great toothbrush, lots of different settings, really good battery life - full charge lasts a week with brushing twice per day. My teeth somehow feel cleaner after using this - old electric toothbrush was a more basic Oral-B model. The Intense & Whitening modes really have made a difference, I've noticed my teeth are less discoloured with just a basic whitening toothpaste, and I get that super fresh & clean feeling. I like the fact it gives a smiley face with stars for eyes after brushing properly, and an unhappy face after brushing unsatisfactory! I totally recommend this toothbrush.'
One was less impressed, writing: 'Bought this to replace an old Oral-B brush. This was quite effective but it's very expensive compared to the previous versions. It's also very messy and noisy. I've since switched to another brand which is much quieter.'
But a third was thrilled, saying: 'It was time for me to upgrade from a really old electric toothbrush I had and I thought I'd take the plunge on the more expensive side to really get the best out of my brushing routines. I'm honestly disappointed I hadn't done it sooner because it really felt like it was making love to my teeth lol it really felt so nice and it was so comfortable. My teeth have never felt so clean. The app is really helpful as well. It logs how long you brushed for and shows if you were applying enough pressure or not enough and it will show you how long and in the time you were brushing where you wasn't applying enough pressure. Which is insightful, as it helps encourage better brushing habits. I am really pleased with it and I'm so glad I decided to go for it. Can't wait to brush my teeth again.'
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