Oral-B is the first manufacturer to market a connected electric toothbrush, the Smart Series White Pro 7000. Today, the always-connected Genius range takes over, offering more advanced features and more legitimacy to the toothbrush. connectivity.
The connectivity enriched with motion sensors and the use of video offers more precision to the statistics provided to the user, in particular offering to evaluate the homogeneity of the brushing. Area detection is also quite accurate. We just regret that the installation is a bit tedious. Despite everything, the Genius 9000 remains an excellent BDE, well endowed with accessories and very complete, even when used without a smartphone connection. Moreover, Oral-B has even improved its ergonomics since the last versions, which is quite appreciable.
Strong points
- General ease of use.
- Indication of the modes directly on the handle.
- Many accessories, including a travel case that provides recharging.
- Fairly accurate area detection.
- Rich and complete application.
- Pressure sensor.
Weak points
- Detection of tedious zones to implement and which deprives the timer by quadrants.
- Consumes even charged.
- A bit noisy.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
If the Soccas Van Gogh X3U forgets a few functions or accessories, such as a charging base or an autonomy indicator light, it does not suffer from any fatal defect. With its three brush heads and 4 cleaning modes, it is suitable for all jaws, from the most sensitive to the most accustomed to electric brushing. In short, the Soccas Van Gogh X3U has it all!