Oral-B iO3 Electric Toothbrush: was $99 now $59 @ Amazon
A basic smart toothbrush that tracks brushing time and pressure. The round brush head does a good job at cleaning, and it comes with one replacement head. The pressure sensor helps prevent brushing too hard. At $40 off, it's a decent entry point into electric toothbrushes.

Oral-B Genius X Electric Toothbrush: was $199 now $99 @ Amazon
The Oral-B Genius Electric Toothbrush is a dental care powerhouse. It features advanced position detection technology to ensure complete coverage of all areas of your mouth. The smart pressure sensor with visual feedback guides optimal brushing pressure, protecting your gums from over-brushing. It also has six cleaning modes.

Oral-B iO7 Electric Toothbrush: was $219 now $149 @ Amazon
The iO7 has more features than the iO3, including a display that shows brushing time and different cleaning modes. The pressure sensor uses lights to show if you're brushing too hard or just right. The $70 discount makes this premium a steal.

Oral-B Pro 1000 Electric Toothbrush: was $65 now $39 @ Amazon
A straightforward electric toothbrush without the bells and whistles. It has one cleaning mode and a timer to help brush for two minutes. The brush head rotates and pulses to remove plaque. One of the most affordable electric toothbrushes that doesn't compromise on cleaning power.

Oral-B iO10 Electric Toothbrush: was $379 now $259 @ Amazon
The Oral-B iO10 represents the pinnacle of electric toothbrush technology. Its revolutionary iO magnetic drive delivers a professional-clean feeling. With AI-powered tracking, a color display, and 7 smart modes, it offers personalized brushing guidance. The iOSense charging base provides real-time coaching, while the whisper-quiet motor ensures a luxurious brushing experience. It's the ultimate choice for tech-savvy oral health enthusiasts.

Oral-B replacement brush heads: was $38 now $29 @ Amazon
A four-pack of standard replacement heads that fit most Oral-B electric toothbrushes. Dentists recommend changing brush heads every three months, so these will last about two years. And the drop in price makes stocking up an investment.