Best electric toothbrushes, by the question you actually have

Lanes, not a fake 1-to-10. The homepage pick for most people stays the Oral-B iO Series 3.

Best for most people

Oral-B iO Series 3. Visible pressure ring, three modes, magnetic drive, no app required. About $90. Heads are iO-only.

Best sonic toothbrush

Philips Sonicare 4100. 31,000 strokes a minute, two intensities, a pressure pulse, about $50. The brush we name when gums are sensitive and the budget is not a flagship.

Best under $60

Oral-B Pro 1000 or AquaSonic Black Series. The Pro 1000 if you want the round head and cheap classic refills. The AquaSonic if you want eight heads in the box and can live without a pressure sensor.

Best for sensitive gums

Sonicare 4100, or the iO Series 2 if you want Super Sensitive on a round head. Read the sensitive gums guide before you buy a jet.

Best with braces

A round Oral-B head, plus a water flosser if you will not string-floss. The Waterpik Sonic-Fusion is the one device that does both. It needs a counter and an outlet.

Best battery

Burst Pro 2.0, rated up to 9 months. It is not ADA Seal accepted, and the warranty story is tied to a subscription. The iO Series 2's 4-week claim is the long one inside Oral-B.

Best travel brush

Quip Ultra Lite Sonic. Slim, a cover that is the holder, about 30 days on Gentle. Pods are Quip-only.

The new 2026 brush

Dyson CameraJet, $499.99. Camera, conical jet, variable sonic brush, heavy handle, dock on the counter. Compare it with the iO Series 10 and the Sonicare 9900 Prestige before you treat it as an ordinary flagship. iO Series 3 vs CameraJet is the honest version of that conversation.