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Proceed to checkout and the price should become $10.46.sheriffabc wrote: ↑ clipped the coupon but price still shows $15.46! Am I missing something?
As an owner of the higher end model, go with the basic one. They have bluetooth and an absolutely useless app. The nice feature is the pressure warning so you don't press too hard.
the difference is that it ships in 1-2 monthssheriffabc wrote: ↑ Lol, I ordered and now I see the following: Oral-B Power Pro-Health Gum Care, Battery Powered Toothbrush $9.97 - is there a difference between what this thread is about and this one?
Either way, thanks OP
This one uses the same technology as that found in the 10000 (and below) series.
Wow! Where and how did you get the iO 9 for $150?kooltilltheen wrote: ↑ This one uses the same technology as that found in the 10000 (and below) series.
IO 9 uses a completely different technology (+ very different and very expensive refills!). As someone who owns both the 7000 series (+ wife uses 8000 series) and the IO 9, I vastly prefer the IO 9.
The app has some fancy "reward badges" which act as decent motivation for me to brush twice (I used to just skimp on night brushing and stuck with Listerine - now I combine both brush + Listerine to my routine) while the app also shows which section of your teeth you've brushed (it can be a little bit iffy but I just brush a little bit longer over the areas it is incorrect about) while I love the "challenges" as well which have made me use other brush modes (such as Whitening or Tongue Cleaning) which I never/rarely used on my old brush.
Is it worth the difference in price? No, absolutely not! But is it a good product? Oh yeah, it's a great product!
I would've never brought it for the $350+ it costs in retail but for the ~$150 after-tax that I paid for it? Its been an excellent purchase in my opinion
