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My wife has been asking for a water flosser for quite a long time, and I decided to pick up a completely cordless variety (no water tubes, no power cords). It's a pretty neat unit honestly, and although the picture may not do it justice, it is pretty effective at cleaning. She started on the "soft" setting, something like 20psi per the manual just to ease into it. There are further settings to ramp up to 140psi (sounds like a lot of pressure personally), but her family swears by these things, so guess it must be doing something good. What I can say is my wife is happy with the unit, and we've used it a week on the same battery charge. Water tank is 300mL, but you run through it pretty fast, so be prepared to refill it frequently if you plan to clean all your teeth. Other than that, it is a nice unit that'll hopefully last us a while. I'd recommend.

I have had many different water flossers over the years. This one is a little larger than the other brands I have used but was easy to get used to. I have been using this one for almost 4 weeks, still on the first charge. This flosser has good power, the water tank is about twice the size of the others I have used, much more than I need. This flosser is very much worth the money.

It works well.

I purchased this Water Flosser to replace my old one that had broken. This portable dental flosser is ideal for travel. It is easy to use and I use it daily without any issues.

This is my third water flosser to buy in a year on Amazon. Sad to say the on off switch seems to stop working with them all. Unfortunately the on off switch is now not working on this one so no use to me. Didn’t even get a year out of it. I read the reviews before I bought it so perhaps I’m just unlucky with them.

It arrived carefully shipped, well packed. The website provided clearly written product information including additional descriptions. However, the Instructions are written completely in an Eastern Asian Language, I'm assuming Chinese which I don’t speak or read. I cannot understand the Instructions and diagrams are apparently discussing operation of varying models, depending upon which one has purchased. Or not . I'm flying blind, here. My bad for not reading carefully prior to purchase, about how its charged. Otherwise, I wouldn't have selected another personal hygiene product with USB charge, in my office adding clutter while balancing precariously on a surge protector. I also didn't realize that I decide upon the pulse, water jet settings, length of usage tome while navigaing around my mouth drooling all over myself. Yes, it's understood that every new device has a learning curve, but asxa novice I'd prefer less control, not all of it. Instructions in my language would have been helpful. Had I not been 'flying blind' I wouldn't have tried to pull the thing apart trying to add water nor would I have have jet-sprayed the bathroom ceiling, checking that it was properly charged. I plan to keep it and hope it isn't added to the "Someday I will" pile.

A few days ago, I went to see a doctor and my teeth were so bad. The doctor recommended that I use water floss after meals. I have to say that it has strong cleaning ability and is suitable for me, making it easy to use for cleaning.

I like that I can recharge it and the settings are great.