[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I have been using the oral-B io6 for several weeks now, my initial impression is wow!!! This is next level teeth cleaning, even after the first time of using this my teeth and mouth felt so much cleaner, more like a clean done by the therapist at my dentist. So after using this for several weeks now, my teeth appear whiter, and my gums much healthier. This tooth brush has 5 smart modes for cleaning, which is you can easily change by the press of a button, from an intensive clean to a delicate clean for sensitive teeth, even with a gum care option. I love the smart pressure sensor feature. The light ring on the tooth brush turns green when cleaning correctly and turns red if too much pressure is used. The light stays white for too little pressure. The brush vibrates at intervals to let you know to move to other sections of the mouth. With a longer vibration at 2 mins mark. There is a timer on the brush informing you on how long you have cleaned your teeth. My personal only negative would be, that i would prefer the tooth brush to turn its self off at the 2 minute mark. Took a few days to remember to turn the brush off when removing from mouth, to save on the mirror splatter. Included in the box is a carry case that holds both toothbrush handle and brush head. I was disappointed that the box only contained 1 brush head. I feel it should contain at least 2 heads. The handle also has battery level indicator with % available. It did seem to take an extended time to fully charge. Took approx 18 hours to charge fully.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] Prior to using this Oral-B io 6 toothbrush I has always been using Philips Sonicare which I enjoyed due to the Sonic action as it seemed to always clean my teeth extremely well. So I was unsure what to expect with this Oral B one with its round and rotating brush motion. After using it for just under 1 and a 1/2 weeks I have been rather surprised, and pleasantly so. It has given a really good mouth cleaning experience with my teeth feeling smooth and shiny after brushing, though it did take a little of getting used to the new brushing experience. As at first I was not supplying enough pressure whilst using it as with my previous brand you barely needed to touch your teeth with any pressure at all. Fortunately though, this io 6 brush has a really handy indication ring of light that lets you know the optimum pressure when brushing. White for too light (which I received on my first few brushing sessions), green for optimum pressure and red for too much pressure. So once I was up to speed with this I was very happy with the brushing results and the supplied brush head works extremely well. The brush itself is of a solid build and comes in an attractive black colour. The brush heads supposedly are magnetic and are therefore very easy to slip on and off the main toothbrush without any effort or over tightening (which is a problem I often previously has with Philips Sonicare in fact). So all very positive so far. However I was a little surprised when I looked up the cost of replacement brush heads seeing the RRP as £29.99 for a pack of 2 or £49.99 for a pack of four, though both are on offer at Boots and Superdrug at half this price. But that still seems rather expensive in order to buy in to this new ecosystem. One of the options in the toothbrushes interactive display actually gives you an indication of how long the brush head has before it needs to be replaced. At first operation, my brush head stated 13 weeks and I note that according to the literature the expected lifetime if 3 months, which would be four heads per year, so potentially £49.99 per year at full RRP. In terms of brushing, this model comes with 5 different modes. However I only really used two of them to get a satisfying clean. These being the default to Daily clean and also the Intense. However I'm not sure how much I could notice between these two, but both left my teeth and mouth feeling very clean and neither caused any issues on my gums. The other three modes seemed to be too calm or just provided a less satisfying to clean each of my teeth, these being Sensitive, Whiten, Gum Care. Aside for the on going costs, my other disappointment is that the battery doesn't seem to be lasting very long. I have found that my io 6 brush has needed to be charged approximately once every 5-6 days with two brush sessions per day (one morning and one evening). I noted that after reaching about 10% battery life, the brush would take at least 12 hours for a full charge in my normal 215V shaver socket in the bathroom. Whilst charging the io 6 brush itself flashes white until fully charged, and there was no other indication until you take the brush of the charging stand and then the display displays the current battery level in % form. After monitoring each brushing session and I noted that the battery depleted between 7-11% per brushing session which seemed quite a lot, including when the Bluetooth function is turned off. In addition to the light rings when brushing, this io 6 brush also indicates the passing of a 30 second segment by a slight changed in the brush speed/direction thus letting you know to switch position in your mouth. However unlike my previous Sonicare it continues operating indefinitely until you manually turn it off with the on/off button, whereas my Sonicare would stop automatically after two minutes. This however didn't really cause an issue and so was fine to get used to. Upon first setup of the brush you can also set your desired user colour which lights up when you first pick the brush up each time which is a nice tough. It also comes with app access via Bluetooth but I didn't really use this as my main requirement is to have an extended battery life and so I switched this feature off on the brush as Bluetooth was enabled by default. All in all I have very much enjoying using this brush despite the slight concern over the battery life. I am hoping that with a few full charges/discharges it might begin to hold its charge well, if not then I do hope this does not deteriorate over time too quickly as this could cause a problem, certainly for the expected RRP for this model. But in terms of cleaning I would say that this is actually on par or if not better than my previous Sonicare brushes, and so in the future I could now see myself sticking with the Oral B io series, assuming of course I can obtain the required brush heads an attractive price.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I recently got his toothbrush from #supersavvyme #savvycircle as a tester and it is literally the best toothbrush I have ever used. The modes are all brilliant. The brush tells me to brush harder or softer and when it's just right. My teeth feel amazingly clean, just like I had been to the hygienist. I love love love this brush.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] The Oral-B iO6 has so many features advancing the basic daily task of brushing teeth. I loved how I could choose from various cleans, such as whitening, sensitive, daily and deep clean , although couldn't really tell the difference. The vibrations, showing time lapsed, was standard to most electric toothbrushes but the added feature of the light showing red, green and white for pressing too hard, just right and not hard enough, respectively, was interesting! I could hardly tell the difference between how hard I was pressing whilst the light flashed between the 3 colours. I also don't brush my teeth in front of a mirror so was constantly looking crosseyed down at the brush. Unfortunately, I resorted back to my old brush after 3 days, because my gums were cut and sore. I'm not sure if this was due to the new brush head being so hard or larger than my usual brush but I needed to give my gums time to heal. I will, however, be going back to the Oral-B iO6 very soon.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I absolutely love this. The timer helps to make sure you clean your teeth for the recommended time. The built in green light, tells you that you're applying the right level of pressure whilst cleaning your teeth, the red one says, back off, you're pressing too hard. There's a settings button which let's you choose the level of clean you go for. As this arrived the day before my dental appointment, I went with 'intense clean'. Wow. My mouth was tingling fresh. It felt like it had done a really great job.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] Have been using this for the last few weeks now in place of my v old weighty Oral B electric toothbrush, that was taking extensive hours to recharge. This new model is a great all round upgrade. Its much lighter to hold, sleeker, has significant more flow in use and moving across and around my teeth feels more powerful and less clunky than with my old one. The new toothbrush head is smoother over my teeth and doesn't jag inbetween them or into my gums thankfully, like my old one did. The only issue in use I would say is that I've found I need to make sure my mouth is closed as much as poss whilst brushing my teeth, which is a bit ridiculous, as otherwise the toothpaste sprays everywhere - all over the sink and beyond, so a bit hazardous and unnecessary, but overall its a much improved and quieter brushing experience. The only other issue I had was trying to set it up and link with the app which I uploaded onto my phone. This wasn't well explained and wasn't intuitive in the process and so it all took way longer than it should have as a result, with me fumbling around trying to sort it all out. Time I won't get back sadly! It definitely needs remediating to provide a clear and concise quick and easy map out of how to set it all up properly and in super quick time! Overall though, once sorted out and up and running in the end, its a great all round upgrade and it feels like my teeth are really benefitting from a more professional thorough clean.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I've been using this for about a week, and I'm finding it very good at cleaning and getting in between all teeth. It's very smart to look at, and comfortable to hold, and the head is easy to move around my mouth. It does take hours to charge, but loses that charge quickly. I'm hoping that this will improve now that I've disabled the bluetooth link to the App, which I found to be rather pointless. I do like that a red light comes on to let you know that you are brushing too hard, and that you get a buzz notification after two minutes. I find that the buzzes after every 30 seconds don't really help with anything. There is a prompt to replace the brushing head after 14 weeks, but I've looked it up and the replacements are very expensive, and (presumably deliberately) shaped so that generic replacements that I have found will not fit. The travelling case is a good idea - it would be nice to have a cap to fit over the brush currently attached to the handle.

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I have been using this toothbrush for a week and am so impressed by the results. The difference between this toothbrush and the Pro series is massive. The toothbrush itself is so quiet and the various settings are easy to sort out. The different cleaning cycles allow you to address specific concerns and the feedback, both during and after brushing, means that you can ensure an optimum clean every single use. The ability to check the remaining battery means you never end up with the slowing rotation of a dying battery and flashing red light again!

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] was immediately impressed with the quality of the Oral-B iO Series 6 as soon as I unboxed it--especially when compared to my previous Oral-B Pro 1. The design feels more premium, and the toothbrush head looks and feels far more durable and high-quality. One standout feature is the smart display, which adds a high-tech touch and makes it easy to switch between modes like Gum Care and Whitening. The brushing experience is much smoother, and pairing the toothbrush with the Oral-B app was incredibly simple. The app also gives helpful reminders for when it's time to replace your brush head. I particularly love the pressure sensor feature--it lights up green when you're brushing with just the right pressure, making it easy to maintain good technique. Another immediate improvement I noticed was how much quieter this model is compared to the Pro 1. The only minor downside is that it comes with an EU plug, which might be inconvenient depending on your location. Overall, I'm genuinely impressed--this is a serious upgrade from the Oral-B Pro 1 CrossAction. Highly recommended!

[This review was submitted after receiving an incentive.] I've owned a couple of Oral-B brushes before this one and while the iO6 has some strong points but it's not my favourite. The handle design is a highlight as it's ergonomic, easy to hold and feels good in the hand. Performance wise, it cleans thoroughly, which is exactly what you'd expect from Oral-B. I'm not a fan of the new brush head! Its design is bigger and feels harder than the older heads which I preferred. The larger size makes brushing feel clumsy and I find it uncomfortable. I've also noticed the battery doesn't last as long as my older models, which means charging it more often due to the connectivity with the app. So while the iO6 delivers a solid clean, the comfort factor just isn't there for me. If Oral-B still offered the older style heads, I'd probably enjoy it much more.