Thirty-eight listings read on 16 October. Oral-B's median badge is 20.5%; everyone else's is 70.5%, and eight tiles share one Rs. 999 MRP.
Sort Flipkart's electric toothbrushes by the discount badge and the brand you have heard of finishes last. The six Oral-B listings in this read of 38 are badged 2%, 15%, 16%, 25%, 25% and 39% — a median of 20.5%, against 70.5% across the other 32 listings. The badge is not measuring generosity: it is the gap between a selling price and a strike-through figure the seller chose. Eight separate listings here state the identical Rs. 999 MRP, and the same number produces an 83% badge on one tile and 25% on another. One limit before the prices: this is a price read, not dental advice, and nothing here says how well any brush cleans.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on October 16, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Eight listings priced Rs. 171 to Rs. 300, every one from a seller most shoppers would not recognise. Four of them state the identical Rs. 999 MRP, and their rating pools run from 5 to 1,289.
87% off, and 1,289 ratings
Why it earned its spot the deepest discount claim in the read, attached to the largest rating pool anywhere in the deep-badge group
Rs. 198, stated Rs. 1,499
Why it earned its spot the same 87% badge from a 7.57x multiple, on a sample roughly a ninth the size
Cheapest listing in the read
Why it earned its spot the lowest price on the shelf, and the first of eight separate listings that all state the identical Rs. 999 MRP
Rs. 200, stated Rs. 1,199
Why it earned its spot a 6.00x stated multiple on a sample of 66, at the price point where this shelf's deep-badge cluster sits
Rs. 300, and 19 ratings
Why it earned its spot the highest price in the deep-badge group, with the second-thinnest published sample on the whole page
80% off, 23 ratings
Why it earned its spot the second of the eight Rs. 999 tiles, four percentage points shallower than pick 3 purely because it costs Rs. 30 more
2.8 stars from 13 ratings
Why it earned its spot a 76% badge on the only seated listing whose published star average falls below three
Rs. 245, stated Rs. 999
Why it earned its spot a perfect 5.0 average on a sample of five, closing the shelf's deep-badge chapter
Seven listings priced Rs. 482 to Rs. 1,699, including the shelf's second-largest rating pool at 5,496 and two brands that badge their own listings 21 and 27 points apart.
2,069 ratings, 70% off
Why it earned its spot the deepest badge on the shelf that is backed by a four-figure rating pool
Rs. 482, stated Rs. 1,550
Why it earned its spot a second well-evidenced deep badge, from a brand that appears twice on this page at very different percentages
Rs. 499, stated Rs. 1,399
Why it earned its spot the middle of the shelf in one tile, and the first of two listings from a brand whose other model costs Rs. 400 more
63% off, 1,835 ratings
Why it earned its spot the deepest of four badges this single brand carries across this page, which run 63%, 54%, 36% and 13%
5,496 ratings, Rs. 1,699
Why it earned its spot the most-rated listing on this page that is not an Oral-B, at a 54% badge
48% off, Rs. 597
Why it earned its spot the companion listing to pick 14, badged 48% where that one is badged 69%
Rs. 899, 44% off
Why it earned its spot the last listing above 40% off, and the point where the shelf's prices start to climb faster than its badges fall
Eight listings priced Rs. 490 to Rs. 4,139, six of them Oral-B. The shallowest badge on the shelf sits on the largest rating pool on the shelf, and the dearest listing publishes no rating at all.
Oral-B at 39% off
Why it earned its spot the deepest badge any Oral-B listing carries in this read — and it is shallower than 30 of the other 32 listings on the shelf
A kids' brush at Rs. 512
Why it earned its spot the third of the four badges one brand carries on this page, sitting inside the Oral-B band rather than beside its own 63% listing
25% off, 3,180 ratings
Why it earned its spot the only recognised brand among the eight listings stating Rs. 999 — and the one with by far the shallowest badge of them
Rs. 597, a licensed kids' brush
Why it earned its spot the same 25% badge as pick 17 on a sample one-thirty-eighth the size, which is why the count belongs next to the star
Rs. 4,139, and no rating at all
Why it earned its spot the highest price on the shelf, badged 16%, with nothing published behind it — one of 12 such listings in this read
Rs. 1,745, 27 ratings
Why it earned its spot the shallowest of the four badges one brand carries here, 50 points below its own deepest
Rs. 1,890, stated Rs. 2,117
Why it earned its spot a 1.12x stated multiple — the second-smallest gap between price and stated MRP anywhere in the read
2% off, 17,456 ratings
Why it earned its spot the smallest discount claim on the entire shelf, carrying more published evidence than every other listing in the read combined
Four habits survive this read. First, read the rating count before the star. On this shelf the counts run from 3 to 17,456 with a median of 84, and a 5.0 average from five people renders exactly like a 4.2 from seventeen thousand. Second, treat the badge as arithmetic, not as a saving. Eight listings here state the same Rs. 999 MRP and are badged between 25% and 83% — the percentage moved because the price did, not because anyone discounted more deeply. Third, compare the stated multiple rather than the percentage. A 1.02x or 1.12x stated MRP is a claim that could plausibly describe a real list price; a 7.51x one is harder to picture, though we do not say any figure is false. Fourth, and most important, decide what you actually need from a dentist rather than from a search page. Nothing in this read — not the price, not the badge, not the rating — tells you whether a powered brush suits your teeth, your gums or your child.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| sheladiya, 87%, Rs. 173 | Rs. 173 | Rs. 1,299 | 87% |
| HI MOM, 87%, Rs. 198 | Rs. 198 | Rs. 1,499 | 87% |
| romj, Rs. 999 stated | Rs. 171 | Rs. 999 | 83% |
| Hiply, 83%, Rs. 200 | Rs. 200 | Rs. 1,199 | 83% |
| Bajrayo, 19 ratings | Rs. 300 | Rs. 1,699 | 82% |
| THE OM, Rs. 999 again | Rs. 201 | Rs. 999 | 80% |
| JELLLYY, 2.8 stars | Rs. 239 | Rs. 999 | 76% |
| SUNICE, 5 ratings | Rs. 245 | Rs. 999 | 75% |
| caresmith, 2,069 ratings | Rs. 599 | Rs. 2,000 | 70% |
| ORACURA SB200, 933 | Rs. 482 | Rs. 1,550 | 69% |
| athian Sparkle, 64% | Rs. 499 | Rs. 1,399 | 64% |
| AGARO Cosmic Lite, 63% | Rs. 485 | Rs. 1,299 | 63% |
| AGARO Cosmic Plus, 5,496 | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. 3,699 | 54% |
| ORACURA OB100, 48% | Rs. 597 | Rs. 1,150 | 48% |
| athian Vibe, 44% | Rs. 899 | Rs. 1,599 | 44% |
| Oral-B Moana, 39% | Rs. 490 | Rs. 799 | 39% |
| AGARO REX Lite, 36% | Rs. 512 | Rs. 799 | 36% |
| Oral-B Revolution, 3,180 | Rs. 752 | Rs. 999 | 25% |
| Oral-B Disney, 25% | Rs. 597 | Rs. 799 | 25% |
| Oral-B iO2, Rs. 4,139 | Rs. 4,139 | Rs. 4,899 | 16% |
| AGARO Cosmic, 13% | Rs. 1,745 | Rs. 1,999 | 13% |
| Perfora PRO+, 11% | Rs. 1,890 | Rs. 2,117 | 11% |
| Oral-B Cross Action, 2% | Rs. 636 | Rs. 649 | 2% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count here was parsed on 16 October 2026 from the window.__INITIAL_STATE__ PRODUCT_SUMMARY tiles that flipkart.com serves with its own search-results pages for 'electric toothbrush', logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 38 distinct electric-toothbrush listings were returned and 23 are seated. Nothing here comes from a product page, a review, a manufacturer's site or any third party, and no figure is our own estimate.
This is the limit that matters most here. An electric toothbrush is an oral-health device, and this page is a price read. It makes NO claim about plaque removal, gum health, enamel wear, cleaning efficacy, safety, hygiene or suitability for any person, age or dental condition, and it does not say that any brush here is effective, adequate or better than a manual one. A deep badge is not a recommendation and a shallow badge is not a criticism. Questions about which brush suits your teeth, your gums or your child belong to a dentist, not to a shopping page.
'40,000 VPM', 'sonic', 'ultrasonic', 'IPX7', '5 cleaning modes', '6 operation modes', 'rechargeable', 'dentist inspired', 'soft bristles' and every brush-head count on this page are quoted from the listings exactly as printed. We did not buy, charge, run, measure or test any brush. Nothing here is a statement about actual vibration rate, battery life, waterproofing, build quality, durability, replacement-head availability or fitness for any purpose.
Every 'stated MRP' is the strike-through figure the tile prints. We have not established that any brush was offered or sold at that figure and we do not say any stated MRP is false, inflated or improper. Every percentage and multiple on this page is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose. Eight listings in this read state exactly Rs. 999 and their badges run from 25% to 83%; that is reported as a fact about eight tiles and implies nothing about any seller or brand.
The six Oral-B listings in this read are badged 2%, 15%, 16%, 25%, 25% and 39%, a median of 20.5%, against a median of 70.5% across the other 32. That is an observation about discount percentages displayed on one shelf on one day. It is NOT a claim that recognised brands are better value, that unrecognised ones are worse, or anything at all about product quality in either direction. Chapter Two seats the clearest counter-example on purpose: a 70% badge carrying 2,069 ratings.
A star average means very little without the sample behind it, so every card here prints both. In this read the counts run from 3 to 17,456, with a median of 84 among the 26 listings that publish one; the other 12 publish no rating at all. One seated listing shows 5.0 stars from five ratings and another 2.8 stars from 13 — both are seated rather than quietly dropped. A rating describes people who bought and rated the listing, never our assessment of any product, and a shared product page can pool several variants' ratings together.
In this read of 38 listings on 16 October 2026 the lowest price was Rs. 171, a romj ultrasonic brush carrying 3.4 stars from 81 ratings — the lowest star average seated. Its stated MRP is Rs. 999, badged 83%, and seven other listings in this read state that same Rs. 999. Three more listings sit under Rs. 210. Being cheapest says nothing about how well a brush cleans, which we have not assessed and which is a question for a dentist. Prices change continuously, so check the live page.
We cannot tell you why, only what the shelf shows. The six Oral-B listings in this read are badged 2%, 15%, 16%, 25%, 25% and 39%, a median of 20.5%, while the other 32 listings carry a median badge of 70.5%. A badge is the gap between a selling price and a stated MRP the listing itself prints, so a shallow badge means those two numbers are close together and a deep one means they are far apart. The clearest illustration here: Oral-B's Revolution states Rs. 999 and is badged 25%, while seven unrelated listings state the identical Rs. 999 and are badged 72% to 83% because they cost Rs. 171 to Rs. 278. None of this is a claim that any stated MRP is false or that any brand is better value.
That is exactly what this read found, and we report it without explaining it. Eight of the 38 listings state a maximum retail price of exactly Rs. 999 — seven from sellers most shoppers would not recognise, priced Rs. 171 to Rs. 278 and badged 72% to 83%, plus Oral-B's Revolution at Rs. 752 badged 25%. Round numbers recurring across unrelated listings is a common pattern on marketplace shelves. We have not verified that any brush was ever offered or sold at Rs. 999, and we do not allege that any stated MRP is false, inflated or improper. The practical consequence is the only one we draw: a badge computed over a shared round number is not a measure of what you save.
Not on the evidence a search page gives you. In this read the 5.0-star listing publishes five ratings and the 4.2-star listing at pick 20 publishes 17,456. Both render as the same row of gold stars. Rating counts here run from 3 to 17,456 with a median of 84 among the 26 listings that publish one, and 12 of the 38 publish no rating at all, including the most expensive listing on the shelf at Rs. 4,139. A count is the one figure on a tile a seller cannot simply choose, which is why every card on this page prints it beside the star. Ratings describe buyers who rated a listing — never our assessment of a product, and never a measure of cleaning.
This page cannot answer that, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. We read prices, stated MRPs, badges and rating counts from Flipkart's search pages; we did not buy, charge, run or test a single brush, and we have made no assessment of plaque removal, gum health, enamel wear, bristle quality, battery life, waterproofing or durability. '40,000 VPM', 'sonic', 'IPX7' and 'dentist inspired' on this page are the listings' own printed words, reproduced as printed and unverified. Which toothbrush suits your teeth, your gums or your child is a question for a dentist, not for a price comparison. What the arithmetic here can tell you is what the shelf charges and what its discount badges are actually measuring.






















