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Procter & Gamble has released a new super cool RFID toothbrush-Oral-B Triumph, which may be the most expensive toothbrush on the market, with a price of $150.
This electric toothbrush contains an RFID chip that can send its sensor data to an LCD screen in the mirror. The button on the display tells you whether the toothbrush is in the gum massage mode or in the gentle mode.
If you use a Triumph toothbrush too hard, a red triangle warning signal will appear on the screen.
RFID Toothbrush-Oral-B Triumph
The Triumph toothbrush will guide you through a two-minute brushing process, which Procter & Gamble claims is 4 times as long as most people brush their teeth.
The toothbrush is accompanied by a flashing circular signal area on the display, and undergoes a stop-start-stop cycle every 30 seconds. When you finish the entire brushing process, the circular signal on the display turns into a smile graphic.
The toothbrush head of the Triumph toothbrush can communicate with the toothbrush handle, and the notification system tells you when to change the toothbrush head.
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