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Electric toothbrushes are popular buys every year in the Amazon Prime Day deals, so much so that the website is absolutely flooded with the things. Not only do you have vast amounts of models from the old guard of Oral-B, Philips, Colgate, and more, but you have newer upstarts like Suri, Ordo, and Supermouth to browse, as well as Amazon's usual slew of no-name dupes.
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All the while, they're all packing different features, be they pressure sensors, multiple modes, AI brushing guidance, or reward points. It's getting harder to choose between them due to all the noise!
That's where I come in. I've reviewed plenty of electric toothbrushes in my time as TechRadar's resident health tech editor. I've curated our best electric toothbrushes buying guide, and I've picked out a trio of products that are a) all discounted during Prime Day, and I believe are going to be good value for money. For comparative purposes, I've grouped them into three categories: under $50, under $100, and under $200. Let's get started!
Under $50: Ordo Sonic Lite(Image credit: Future)I liked this electric toothbrush when I reviewed it in 2024, calling it 'simple and feature-light, but terrific value'. Therefore, even though it's a tiny discount (the Ordo Sonic Lite was $38.47, but is now $34.99 at Amazon), the brush is such a good value normally that I still feel comfortable recommending it.
The USB-C charging port is convenient, battery life and brushing power impressed, and it comes in a nice variety of colors. The sonic handset (which simply means 'vibrating' in this case) has two modes (soft and hard), a two-minute timer, and a pulse every 30 seconds to remind you to switch 'zones'. That's all most people need out of an electric toothbrush.
A tiny discount, but the brush is still a great value and everything most people need out of a toothbrush. A five-week battery life, USB-C charging, and built-in timer ensure a no-fuss, easy-to-use brush, and it comes in a choice of four lively pastel colors. View Deal
Under $100: Suri 2.0 Sustainable toothbrush(Image credit: Future)The Suri electric toothbrush range is built with quality and sustainability in mind. The recyclable heads are comprised of bamboo, while the aluminum handle can actually be taken apart, allowing the device to be repaired in order to reduce electronic waste.
It's also a very good toothbrush, with a powerful motor, month-long battery life, head cover for travel, an optional case with UV light for killing bacteria, and a pressure sensor to prevent you from pushing too hard on your teeth. Our reviewer awarded it 4.5 stars, claiming it "cleans up on all fronts". It even comes with a sticky-backed magnet, allowing you to easily mount it on your bathroom wall.
Right now, you can get the Suri 2.0 sustainable electric toothbrush (no case) discounted from $105 to $84 at Amazon, a 20% discount.
A USB-C rechargeable sonic (vibrating) brush with a month-long battery life, Suri's main gimmick is its sustainability. The brush is repairable, and the heads are recyclable, so in theory, this is the last toothbrush you'll ever need to buy. Save 20%. View Deal
Under $200: Philips Soniclean Diamondcare 9000(Image credit: Future)A powerful premium electric toothbrush, the Philips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 is packed with features most of us would never even think of, with 12 brush settings, a powerful motor delivering 62,000 bristle movements per minute, smart tooth-cleaning, coaching via the Sonicare app, a USB charging travel case, and lots more.
In our review, we said it was a "powerful, good-looking electric toothbrush with a wide array of modes and intensity settings so you can tailor it to suit you". Although we didn't think it was smart enough for the asking price, you can now get the Philips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 two-pack at 50% off, discounted from $399.99 to just $199.99 for two brushes, charging cases, and stands. At this price, I'd recommend it if it's in your budget.
A powerful do-it-all toothbrush which is said to remove up to 2000% more plaque than a manual brush. A powerful motor, 12 settings for various sensitivities, smart coaching via the Philips app, and matching charging cases. A great buy for a couple. View Deal
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- The country of Georgia has finally arrived on Google Street View
- Google has highlighted several major sights worth seeing
- The imagery is available in Google Maps and Google Earth
Street View is still expanding, almost 20 years after Google first launched it, and the East European country of Georgia is the latest to be added to the platform — with some spectacular sites and landmarks included, besides all the roads and highways.
"Georgia is a country defined by the scale of its history and the dramatic diversity of its landscapes," says Google, who worked with the Georgian government to get the country on the Street View map.
Some 13,000 kilometers (8,078 miles) of roads have been added, and can be found in Google Maps and Google Earth. You can check out the Jvari Monastery (part of an UNESCO World Heritage Site), the medieval stone towers of Ushguli, and the Bridge of Peace that crosses the Kura River in the capital Tbilisi.
There's also Telavi in the Kakheti region, the center of a wine-making tradition in Georgia that goes back 8,000 years. Grapes from these vineyards are still fermented in traditional clay jars called qvevri, which are buried underground.
Another GeoGuessr levelThe Ushguli medieval villages can now be accessed via Street View (Image credit: Future)Another sight worth seeing: the Jvari Pass, high up in the mountains, part of the Greater Caucasus range. Spend a few minutes clicking around on the new Street View images and you'll find plenty of fantastic views.
Of course, you don't have to check out the biggest tourist spots or the most well-known roads. In Google Maps on the web, just drag the little yellow pegman (lower right) into the map somewhere — as you hover with your mouse cursor, Street View roads will turn blue, and that now includes Georgia.
As well as checking out potential spots to travel to, the new imagery is also a boon for GeoGuessr players trying to name the country from a Street View picture. One poster calls it a "beautiful country" that's a "great addition".
While many of us will be well used to Street View imagery in our part of the world, it isn't everywhere yet. Countries including Cyprus and Paraguay were only added last year, while it's missing in China and many African and Middle Eastern nations.