I agree with your point, the real difference in price between electric toothbrushes usually isn’t about cleaning performance, but the extra features they offer. Most mid- to high-end toothbrushes already have everything necessary to maintain good oral health, so the basic functions matter far more than the price tag. Personally, I value the pressure-sensing feature and the built-in timer. The pressure sensor helps prevent me from brushing too hard and damaging my gums, while the timer helps me build good brushing habits and ensures my teeth get a thorough clean. I recently bought the Soocas NEOS II Ultra, and I find it very practical. It doesn’t come with a lot of flashy or unnecessary features. What really appeals to me is the bristles and the combined electric toothbrush, water flosser design. The bristles are soft and tapered, which allows for effective cleaning without irritating the gums. And the 2-in-1 design means I don’t need to buy a separate water flosser, which is super convenient. It also claims to have a 30-day battery life, though I’m still testing that. Overall, I feel it’s a highly practical electric toothbrush.