The electric toothbrushes in this category weren’t my favorite, but they have some good qualities worth mentioning. One of these may be the right choice for you so it was worth including them here.

Philips Sonicare for Kids Rechargeable Electric toothbrush

For 3 years and beyond, a Philips Sonicare for Kids They are just as good as other Philips Sonicare models. The electric brush has two different brush durations and comes in two different colors. In addition, each box has stickers to decorate the handle. It works in a similar way to the Oral-B Kid’s Electric Toothbrush, although the brush head vibrates instead of rotating.

I noticed that the handle is heavier and an inch longer than the Oral-B Kid’s Color Changing toothbrush. The brush head is a smaller version of the Philips Sonicare Prestige but is three times longer than the Oral-B Kid brush head. What makes the Sonicare for Kids toothbrush unique is that it has Bluetooth technology that connects to a smartphone app. I think this program is one of the best; it has instructional videos and a tracking system that parents can use to monitor their children’s cleaning behavior.

Quip Electric Toothbrush

The head of the Quip brush is very close to the size of the brush head. The Quip is simple in every way: It has one speed and a two-minute timer that beeps every 30 seconds and turns off when the time is up. That’s right. No software, charger or wires. This electric toothbrush is powered by an AAA battery in the handle and its charge lasts for 3 months.

I gave the Hum by Colgate a “battery powered electric toothbrush” head instead of a Quip because I don’t like the toothbrush head. Yes, it is similar to a manual toothbrush but it is difficult to use to reach my mouth. I also noticed that the Quip motor was not very powerful compared to the Sonicare or Oral-B models. For me it felt like I was cleaning by hand. I didn’t like that, but some may not mind it. If you’re looking for a smart electric toothbrush without Bluetooth or an app, the Quip might be the one.

CariPro Electric Toothbrush

The CariPro is a great brush, not compared to the others on this list. The brush head rotates and the top and bottom of the brush stick out.

My mouth and teeth feel sensitive after using CariPro, but I like to be sensitive to my teeth. It’s hard to tell if it was caused by the explosion of the brush or how the head started. If you have a sensitive mouth, know that the brush has five settings and one of them is sensitive. There are positives in this: I feel like the CariPro did a good job of cleaning my mouth.

Y-Brush

Y-Brush turned heads and attracted attention at CES in 2017 and returns to CES year after year. The amazing, Y-shaped brush claims to clean all your teeth in just ten seconds. When you apply toothpaste directly to the brush, the entire Y-Brush goes into your mouth. Then you have to bite down and press a button to start a little vibration. After five seconds, you can go to the bottom of your teeth.

Not only did I find that the Y-Brush didn’t clean my teeth but the vibration gave me a headache. It was so hard to just put toothpaste on my teeth. The idea of ​​this brush is fun and interesting. It may be for you if you are tired of ordinary electric toothbrushes.

Oral-B Pro 500 Precision Clean

My experience with the Oral-B Pro 500 Precision Clean brush compared to others at the same price point. It has one cleaning mode and the brush head rotates and rotates on a two-minute timer. The brush alerts you when you’re done. This Oral-B toothbrush is basic and has no special technology or dual applications.

Of all the Oral-B toothbrushes I tried with round heads, I liked this one the least. It wasn’t as strong as the others and after a few uses, I wondered if I needed a new brush head. I think this brush is perfect for someone who is trying an electric brush for the first time. It is simple and very valuable. I would personally choose the Oral-B Pro 1000, but this Pro 500 is a great budget option.