Oral-B Pro 1000 vs quip Rev

Over three years, with heads at each maker's own pack price, the Oral-B Pro 1000 costs about $100 to the quip Rev's $154. Both have pressure sensors, signalled differently: pressure sensor (signal not described) on the Oral-B Pro 1000, multi-signal pressure sensor on the quip Rev. The Oral-B Pro 1000 has an ADA Seal listing; none was found for the quip Rev. Every other published figure for both is in the table, with the rows where they differ tinted.

Oral-B Pro 1000 electric toothbrush

Oral-B

Oral-B Pro 1000

Pressure sensor · ADA Seal listingbattery life not published · charging stand · no case

~$50

Oral-B's long-running entry rechargeable is still on sale, now badged Gum Care and shipped with two heads.

Best for: A low running cost on a round-head brush

quip Rev electric toothbrush

quip

quip Rev

Pressure sensor30-day battery · travel case

~$55

quip's round-head brush, and the rare oscillating model whose maker puts a speed on it: 9,630 oscillations a minute.

Best for: An Oral-B-style round head from a smaller maker, with a case

Specification comparison of the Oral-B Pro 1000 and the quip Rev
SpecificationOral-B Pro 1000quip Rev
Approx. price~$50~$55
3-year cost~$100 ($50 handle + 10 heads at $5)~$154 ($55 handle + 11 heads at $9)
TypeOscillating-rotatingOscillating-rotating
MotionOscillating-rotating (round head)Oscillating-rotating (round head)
Speed (maker's figure)not published9,630 oscillations per minute
Motor3D cleaning actionnot published
Pressure sensorPressure sensor (signal not described): Oral-B lists a pressure sensor among the features without describing how it signalsMulti-signal pressure sensor: Red light with four pulses when you press too hard
ADA SealListed: Oral-B Oscillating-Rotating-Pulsating (model list includes Oral-B Pro 1000)No listing found
Timer2-minute timer2-minute timer
Quadrant pacerYes, every 30 secondsYes, every 30 seconds
Modes1not published
Intensitiesnot published3
ScreenNoneNone
Appnot publishedNo
Batterynot published30-day battery (quip: "Up to a 30-day charge")
Chargingcharging standnot published
Travel caseNoYes
Heads in the box21
Head familyOral-B round click-on (non-iO)quip Rev
Head compatibilityTakes every Oral-B rechargeable head except iO and Sonic (CrossAction, FlossAction, Precision Clean, 3D White, Sensitive Gum Care and others)quip Rev Oscillating Brush Heads fit any quip Rev handle
Price per head$5 (Oral-B Daily Clean 8-count, $39.99 on oralb.com)$9 (quip Rev Oscillating Brush Head 4-pack, $36 on getquip.com)
Replace heads every3 months (maker)3 months (maker)
Warranty2 years2 years

Oral-B Pro 1000: what it gives up

  • One mode only, where the $60 iO3 has three
  • Oral-B does not say how the pressure sensor signals
  • No travel case, app or battery figure on Oral-B's page; the $65 iO2 at least publishes four weeks

quip Rev: what it gives up

  • Rev heads fit only Rev handles and cost $9 each at best
  • No app sync; that's what the Rev Smart's extra $15 buys
  • quip calls them intensities, not modes, so there is no Gum or Whitening setting

Full pages: Oral-B Pro 1000 · quip Rev