Panasonic plays a pivotal role in the field of global home appliances, and in the field of electric toothbrushes for small household appliances, Panasonic also has a history of more than 40 years of research and development, and has mature technologies that are not inferior to Oral-B and Philips in oral personal care. However, Panasonic electric toothbrushes are not strong in the domestic market, and the domestic new product update cycle is long, most of the models are only sold in Japan, and the pricing in China is high, so it is more recommended to buy overseas or buy locally in Japan.
 
Compared with Oral-B and Philips, which focus on tooth surface care such as teeth cleaning and whitening, Panasonic mainly focuses on periodontal pockets (pathologically deepened gingival sulcus) care. The soft, fine-bristled brush head of only 0.02mm is unique to Panasonic, which is a major feature that distinguishes it from Philips and Oral-B, and is also the first choice for many consumers who pursue a gentle and comfortable brushing experience.
 
EW-DL83 is the representative product of Panasonic's professional periodontal pocket care, from the use of soft fine bristles with a height difference of 3mm, to the ultra-precise swing amplitude of 1mm, which helps to gently remove hidden stains in the periodontal pocket, coupled with more precise intelligent pressure control, which can minimize the irritation of the gums during cleaning, making it the best choice for those who need periodontal pocket care.
 
In addition, EW-DL83 is also equipped with Panasonic's original suspension charging technology, which can be fully charged in about 1 hour compared to inductive technology that needs to be charged for more than 10 hours compared to take-off Liverpool, and can also last about two weeks, and can provide a brushing time emergency through 2-minute fast charging, which is quite efficient. However, the price of 1699 yuan is not low, and there is no intelligent function of brushing guidance, it is more recommended for people with sensitive oral cavity who need periodontal pocket care, and it is recommended to combine the gum line brushing method recommended by the brand to achieve better care results.
 
The Doltz series, which is recommended by the Japan Association of Dentists, is a representative work of Panasonic's main cleaning performance, equipped with the original "W sonic vibration" technology, on the basis of the original 31,000 times per minute magnetic levitation sonic wave vibration, equipped with a second motor, to achieve 12,000 times of "percussion vibration", which is similar to Oral-B's 3D series. Unlike conventional brands that only have regional power supplies for sale, the Panasonic Doltz series is compatible with global voltages, and there is no need to purchase additional converters, which is very convenient for friends who often go abroad.
 
At present, the series of products on sale in China have EW-PDP51, priced at 2499 yuan, equipped with 6 brush heads, 5 functional mode options, and also for suspension charging, which is better than EW-DL83 in functional richness and cleaning efficiency. However, due to the limitation of the soft brush head, the series is still a certain distance from the two major brands in terms of overall cleaning efficiency, and the high price makes it cold in the domestic market and not very competitive.
 
Although it lacks the Bluetooth APP guidance function, Panasonic's "black technology" is not absent. If you have a budget of about 1,000 yuan, we recommend EW-DE92 with its original weak current technology, which is one of the most comfortable products in the same price range, unlike other brands that increase the cleaning intensity by increasing the amplitude and sacrificing the brushing comfort experience.
 
Taking the EW-PDM7B as an example, Panasonic's products sold in China are priced at around 400 yuan, which is suitable for consumers with moderate budgets. However, on the whole, Panasonic's products at this price point often have only one or two functional modes, which are far less functional than Oral-B and Philips products of the same price, and it is more recommended for those who pursue regular cleaning performance to choose between the first two brands. The Panasonic electric toothbrush has a mild and low-irritation cleaning experience, and is more recommended for people with sensitive mouth.
 
In terms of body lightness, Panasonic does a better job than Oral-B and Philips. Developed in 2010, the EW-DS series has a compact body of only about 14.5cm long, and the subtle sound wave vibration noise of 16,000 times/minute is smaller, making it easy to carry. The affordable price of about 200 yuan has made it popular in the Japanese market, and it has gradually led the trend of "pocket electric toothbrushes" in the Chinese market, which is suitable for the increasingly popular habit of brushing teeth after lunch.