BURST~$16
BURST Nova
Battery & slim
No pressure sensor listed
- 3-year cost
- ~$71
- Battery
- not published
- $16
- Aluminium handle
- $5 heads
Best for: A spare or first electric brush for very little money
Type
Battery & slim electric toothbrushes
4 models · 3 brands, ~$16–$40
These are the brushes built around never needing a charger: a single AAA that the maker says lasts up to three months, or a slim rechargeable with a month or more between charges. They are light, cheap and easy to travel with, and they give up pressure sensors, modes and screens to get there.
Ordered by price, lowest first.
Philips Sonicare~$30
Philips One by Sonicare (Battery)
Battery & slim
No pressure sensor listed
- 3-year cost
- ~$85
- Price per head
- $4.98
- Battery
- 90 days per AAA
- 90 days on a AAA
- Travel case
- $4.98 heads
Best for: A slim travel brush that never needs a charger
quip~$30
quip Sonic Toothbrush
Battery & slim
No pressure sensor listed · ADA Seal listing
- 3-year cost
- ~$129
- Battery
- 90 days per AAA
- 3 months per AAA
- ADA-listed
- Travel cover
Best for: A light, charger-free brush for someone who scrubs like it's manual
Philips Sonicare~$40
Philips One by Sonicare (Rechargeable)
Battery & slim
No pressure sensor listed
- 3-year cost
- ~$95
- Price per head
- $4.98
- Battery
- 30-day battery
- 30-day charge
- Travel case
- Slim
Best for: A rechargeable travel brush that fits a toiletry pouch