Our verdict: The best electric toothbrush in 2026 is the SURI Pro 2.0. It tops our ranking with 8.8 out of 10.
SURIPro 2.0S
SURI Pro 2.0
8.8/10Best Choice
The SURI Pro 2.0 is a sonic electric toothbrush with an aluminium handle, a wireless charge stand and recyclable plant-based heads. It suits people who want a quiet, gentle, good-looking brush with a long battery life.
Touchsense pressure sensor that pulses when you press too hard
Around a month of battery, with a wireless charge stand
Plant-based heads with a free return-and-recycle scheme
Quiet running and an easy-to-clean metal handle
Keep in mind
Expensive for two modes and no app
The pressure sensor takes a fair amount of force to trigger
The timer resets if you switch the brush off mid-clean
Why the SURI Pro 2.0 scores 8.8
Each bar shows where it places among the 10 electric toothbrushes in this guide, so a full bar is 1st of 10. How happy owners are counts for most of the score.
How happy owners are2nd of 10
How many rated it5th of 10
How new it is1st of 10
Why No. 1 beats No. 2
The SURI Pro 2.0 (8.8) beats the Oral-B iO3 (8.6): owners are about as happy with both, and it is the newer design.
About the SURI Pro 2.0
The SURI Pro 2.0 is a sonic brush rated at up to 30,000 vibrations per minute. It has two modes, clean and polish, and a two-minute timer split into quadrants. A single button handles power and mode. The body is aluminium with an IPX7 water-resistance rating, and it comes in six colours.
Touchsense is the pressure sensor. If you press too hard, the handle pulses to warn you. SURI quotes up to 34 days of battery per charge. The brush sits on an included wireless charge stand, and the optional travel case charges it over USB-C.
The heads are made from cornstarch with castor-oil bristles, medium-soft, and SURI says each lasts up to three months. Used heads go back in a prepaid mailer and SURI recycles them free in the UK. A heads subscription is also offered.
In the box are the brush, one head, the charge stand, a magnetic mirror mount and a plant-based head cover. The UV-C clean-and-charge travel case is listed as optional and sold separately on SURI's page. Check the listing you buy from to see whether it is included. SURI offers a 100-day money-back guarantee.
What owners report about the SURI Pro 2.0
Feedback from owners of this exact model is limited, and much of what we found comes from people writing about their own brush rather than from retailer review sections. Treat it as a small sample.
The pressure sensor draws the most comment. People who tend to brush hard say the pulse and pause helps them ease off. Owners also report that it takes a fair amount of force before it triggers. Cleaning is reported as on a par with Sonicare and Oral-B brushes the same people used before, though one independent reviewer found both modes gentle and some plaque left between teeth.
Battery life matches or beats the brand's figure: one owner gets around 45 days between charges. Heads last two to three months, or less if you press hard. The timer restarts if you switch the brush off partway through. The box has no charging plug, so one owner had to buy a USB-C one. We found no firm pattern on how the Pro 2.0 holds up after a year. One owner's older SURI had a loose base plate after two years, which SURI fixed under warranty, but that was a different model.
Who the SURI Pro 2.0 suits
The Pro 2.0 suits people who want a quiet, gentle brush, a month or more between charges, and heads they can send back for recycling. The wireless stand and metal handle wipe clean easily. It also helps if you press too hard when brushing, since the pressure sensor is there to catch that.
Look elsewhere if you want power, an app or lots of modes. It has two modes and no tracking, which is a lot to pay for the feature set. The Oral-B iO Series 10 or Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Prestige 9900 HX9992/12 offer more modes and tracking. The Ordo Sonic+ has four modes and a long battery for less outlay, and the Oral-B Vitality Pro is the pick if you want an oscillating-rotating head.
Questions about the SURI Pro 2.0
How long do SURI Pro 2.0 toothbrush heads last?
Up to three months, according to SURI. One owner says 2 to 3 months, or 1 to 2 if you brush with heavy pressure.
Does the SURI Pro 2.0 have a pressure sensor?
Yes. Touchsense pulses to warn you when you press too hard. Owners report it needs a fair amount of force before it triggers.
How long does the SURI Pro 2.0 battery last?
SURI quotes up to 34 days per charge. One owner reports around 45 days, and Expert Reviews measured about 35 days.
Can you recycle SURI Pro 2.0 brush heads?
Yes. Used heads go back to SURI in a prepaid mailer and are recycled free of charge in the UK.
Is the SURI Pro 2.0 waterproof?
Yes. SURI gives the brush an IPX7 water-resistance rating.
Other electric toothbrush picks
The other badge winners in our electric toothbrushes ranking.
Every score here comes from our ranking model; no editor sets the order. Too few review sites cover electric toothbrushes for their verdicts to lead, so this ranking is led by owners. It ranks products by how happy owners are, holding back any product few owners have rated until more agree. How many rated it and how new it is only settle close calls, and value for money earns its own badge rather than a higher place. We compared 22 models for this guide before settling on these ten.
Brands can't pay to be included or to move up. We last checked these picks in October 2026.
