Cordless Water Flosser Portable Dental Professional Oral Irrigator with Gravity Ball Powerful Travel Water Teeth Cleaner with 5 Levels 5 Tips IPX7 Waterproof 300ML for Home Travel

I have never owned a water pik but I know this one works. My teeth feel amazing. I can't stand food or plaque on my teeth. This water pik is great after brushing and after meals. I have a permanent retainer on my lower front teeth and this is very helpful. A few things: Don't start on the highest level. It will not feel great. Be mindful of where your finger is. I have pressed the "On" button by accident more than once giving myself and the bathroom a good drench. The reservoir is perfect if you fill it up and drain it each use. The charge last weeks. It is somewhat messy if you don't keep it in shower. Not sure where water is leaking from or if it's from overflow but keep a towel handy to clean up. All in all, it's a great unit and the price is really good. I think it's a bit bulky for travel so if thats your main feature get the travel one.

We’ve only charged these once since we bought them, they provide powerful, accurate cleaning with free motion and an ample amount of water to get the job done. Used it in the shower which was one of the reasons I wanted this particular one. Love the black, never looks dirty.Also, when my ice maker recently froze over making it impossible to open my freezer drawer more than a couple inches I had the genius idea to use my water flosser.Filled with warm water I was able to blast and melt the $#!+ out of the ice safely and quickly.Clean teeth and a working freezer drawer!Now that’s something to smile about.

Works very well. I like the ease of travel. Only issue is the charging location is located on the front and water drips into it when using the device. You have to ensure the socket is totally dry before plugging in the charger. Other than that, works well.

I read reviews by several experienced water flosser users who rated it highbut thought the lowest speed was too powerful for first time water flosserusers. I'm a first time water flosser user and had no problem using thelowest power setting. I might say that my gums are toughened by about20 years of using an electric toothbrush, flossing with string floss, andrinsing with an alcohol based rinse hat burns the gums. This flosser has5 speeds and the 5th speed is very powerful. The slowest speed hasenough power to be useful. I plan to experiment at low speed and maybemove up in speed gradually, but probably will not reach the highest speedwhich stings my hand if I direct water flow at my hand while in high speed.The only negative thing I've found is that the placement of the on/off buttonand speed select button make it easy to accidentally change speed or powerwhile the flosser is in your mouth

I've had the unit for a few weeks now. Initially, this seemed like a really good purchase. I do like the large water capacity which minimizes re-fill cycles. However, this unit fails in many ways:1- the power on/off push button is supper sensitive and it turns itself on while carrying it in a backpack. Fortunately, the last time this occurred I had it with me and not in the overhead compartment of the airplane!!!2- Same thing with the different pressure modes button. You will inadvertently change the pressure setting while using it unless you are extremely careful while handling it.3- The recharge port is right in front of the unit and although it has a removable rubber plug water will get into the connection. Not sure how this could affect the unit but definitely a bad design;4- Finally, the unit started to miss operate (not turn off or not turn on) I can assume due to water getting into the power button (which is located really high on the unit).Not sure at this time return it is an option but, worst-case I lost my money.

I say it’s great because now I am much better at remembering to use the water pic on a regular schedule. I keep this in the shower so I can’t miss it or forget to clean and it does get the job done. Would I purchase this particular product again? Probably not and here is why:PROS:A) it does accomplish what it’s designed to doB) has plenty of powerC) waterproofCONS:A) it’s almost too big to hold for me and I have basketball-sized handsB) your hand bumps the buttons when using the machine so turning the pressure up or turning the water pic off on accident is a constant painC) where the plug goes into the unit for charging…it is waterproof but it comes with a tiny rubber piece that you stick in it when your not connected to power. I have lost this part multiple times already and when it disappears for good the product will no longer be waterproof.D) the shape does not allow for a good grip which means it’s easy to drop. If you have small slippery/soapy hands it will go down to the ground and it’s just made of cheap plasticE) the head-piece spins really easy so while I’m flossing it accidentally shoots the top of my mouth or back if my throat and that hurts!I wish I had more good things to say but hey… it does ultimately get the job done but I imagine I’ll be looking for a replacement sooner than later.

The media could not be loaded. It feel likes a well-made product. No leak, battery lasts long, and easy to use. I was surprised at the power of this water pick. If you are fresh hand, begin with the low level! It’s cordless and waterproof so I can use it in the shower. The tank holds enough water to finish cleaning of my entire mouth. The extra tips are useful and I was also told that replaced tips are available on Amazon for purchase. By the way, it was so much less expensive than the Waterpik and value for money！