Oral-B iO vs Sonicare DiamondClean

I highlight the differences between the Oral-B iO and Sonicare DiamondClean Series of toothbrushes to help you decide which is right for you.
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🛒 Buy Oral-B iO6 (Best overall brush)*
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0:00 - Intro
0:33 - My top picks
1:43 - Model by model comparison
2:22 - Cheaper alternatives
3:22 - Design
4:01 - Cleaning modes
4:12 - Bluetooth
4:30 - Travel cases
4:56 - Battery life
5:32 - Other categories
6:33 - Price
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📌 Written Comparison
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[@SabreLeonheart]

Been using Sonic Care about 5 years now. Also learned (I don't remember if it was here) not to raise after brushing

[@pseudoty]

I use both, sonicare in the am with the premium gum care brush head and iO in the evening with the sensitive brush head.

[@ElectricTeeth]

👍 The best of both!

[@maricarol85]

Great video, Jon! 👍 😊 Just a heads up-- the links to the IO6 & the Sonicare 9900 are reversed. The one for the IO3 is correct, though.

[@ElectricTeeth]

🤦‍♂️ Thank you for letting me know. Now fixed.

[@barood3]

im looking the fancy one but less noisy please ? I like how oral b look like

[@ElectricTeeth]

The iO Series are the quietest Oral-B models. The iO3 is the entry level (cheapest) iO brush with a maximum noise of 64 decibels.

[@saarxee19]

The tongue cleaning mode is worth the extra price? Because I heard that this mod is only available on IO9 and IO10..

[@ElectricTeeth]

No I don't think it is.

[@saarxee19]

@@ElectricTeeth And what about the extra sensitive mode? I have some sensitive teeth to cold foods

[@ElectricTeeth]

For most people, the normal sensitive mode, paired with a soft bristled brush head is fine.

[@saarxee19]

@@ElectricTeeth Thanks.. I can also ask - you think that water flosser and floss is important to get? or thats okay to only brushing with some quality toothbrush?

[@ElectricTeeth]

Toothbrushing alone is not enough. As a rough guide you are missing 40% of the tooth surface by brushing alone. Therefore you need to floss. Ideally with interdental brushes or string floss, but a water flosser is a viable alternative if you can't get on with the others.

[@johnvonromero6699]

Is burst comparable to these?

[@ElectricTeeth]

Yes, from an overall cleaning perspective, it can achieve comparable results. There are of course pro's and con's to each Burst model when comparing to Oral-B or Sonicare models.

[@SonnTypes21]

Basically oral b is for budget and sonicare is like higher end 😊

[@BukuiZhao]

It really depends on each model, but as Jon said you don't necessarily need a top brush to get good cleaning results, just make sure you are brushing for the correct amount of time and use the correct technique.

[@Noah-Lach]

I've been trying to justify the Sonicare for its superior design and build, but I just prefer the rotating action of Oral-B. I wish they'd step up their hardware design, though.

[@saarxee19]

@@Noah-Lach Which oral b? maybe you can buy some expensive model for good build quality if thats what you want

[@Noah-Lach]

@@saarxee19 I got an IO Series 9. It's made of plastic (so it the 10) and it feels just okay. I vastly prefer the design of the aluminium Sonicare 9900, but the vibrating brush head doesn't feel nearly as effective.

[@saarxee19]

@@Noah-Lach The 10 is identical to 9? they worth the price? and they are the best that you can get?