Our top-rated electric toothbrush is now 20-percent off for Black Friday
Keep the dentist away with this awesome deal on the Suri 2.0 electric toothbrush
If you’ve been holding off on upgrading your toothbrush, this is the nudge you needed. Our favourite electric toothbrush right now, the Suri 2.0, has dropped in price for Black Friday. It’s 20-percent off, taking it from $135 to $108 in the US, or from £105 to £84 in the UK.
For something you’ll use twice a day without fail, that’s not a bad way to spend a bit of Black Friday money.
Suri 2.0 sits at the top of our best electric toothbrush guide for one simple reason: it nails the stuff that actually matters. It’s powerful without being harsh, looks good in pretty much any bathroom, and doesn’t use disposable plastics. It also lasts ages between charges, which makes a big difference if you travel a lot or just hate wire clutter.
The latest version keeps the same slim aluminium body and plant-based brush heads, but Suri has quietly reworked the internals. The sonic motor has a greater amplitude, so it removes more plaque without feeling like your gums are being sandblasted. It’s also quieter, which is great if you brush in the early hours and don’t want to sound like you’re firing up a strimmer.
Suri 2.0 now also features a pressure sensor, which dials down the power if you push too hard. It should save your gums over time.
The accessories have had a glow-up, too. The wireless stand now uses induction charging with USB-C, so it fits into the rest of your gear more neatly. The UV-C travel case is a real standout, though: it sanitises your brush head on the go with its own built-in battery.
Suri is big on sustainability as well. It offers a mail-back scheme for spent heads and keeps packaging plastic-free. The whole thing feels more considered than the average toothbrush, and that’s why it’s become such a favourite.
At full price it’s already a solid pick, but at $108 / £84 it becomes a very easy recommendation.
Suri 1.0
If you don’t need the latest bells and whistles, the original Suri 1.0 is also worth a look. It skips the pressure sensor, and its motor isn’t quite as punchy as the new model, but it still nails the basics: a light, recyclable design, excellent battery life, and a gentle, effective clean.
And the Black Friday price makes it even easier to justify. It’s now $66.50, down from $95 in the US, and £52.50, down from £75 in the UK. It’s a very tidy saving for a toothbrush that still holds its own.
Spencer Hart
Buying Guide Editor 
