Philips, Braun, or, the drugstore’s own brand? Stiftung Warentest has now taken electric toothbrushes under the microscope. The verdict surprised.
Berlin – A electric toothbrush does not have to be expensive. This was the result of the Stiftung Warentest has examined 13 models. The cheapest option from the drugstore for 16 Euro lost just the most expensive brush for 220 Euro. With a “good” rating, they were both, according to the Foundation, in its magazine “test” (issue 1/2019).
Electric toothbrushes at Stiftung Warentest: cheap, good”
Overall, is Casinoslot “received six electric toothbrushes the grade “good”, , four were “satisfactory” and two “adequate”. Among other things, due to the limited shelf life of a toothbrush model was assessed with the overall rating of “deficient”.
test winner of the Sonicare 9300 Diamond Clean Smart from Philips (grade 1.8), in front of the Oral-B Pro 900 Sensi Ultra-Thin of brown (1.9) and the Edel + White Sonic Generation 8 Winner (1,9), closely followed by the dm-variant: Dontodent battery toothbrush Active Professional , and the Silk’n sonic smile (both at 2.1).
Video: most Expensive electric toothbrush worst in the Test
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