Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently purchased the Philips Sonicare Power Floss 3000 Cordless and I must say, it has made a huge difference in my oral hygiene routine. The cordless design makes it convenient to use anywhere, anytime. I no longer have to worry about finding an outlet or dealing with tangled cords. The flossing technology of this device is impressive. It utilizes high-frequency vibrations to effectively remove plaque and debris between teeth and along the gumline. I have noticed a significant reduction in plaque buildup since incorporating this product into my daily routine. One of the standout features is the adjustable pressure settings. This allows me to customize the intensity of the flossing experience based on my sensitivity level. Whether I need a gentle clean or a more thorough floss, the Power Floss 3000 delivers. As for battery life, I am pleased with how long it lasts on a single charge. I can easily get through a week of flossing before needing to recharge. Additionally, the charging base is compact and doesn't take up much space on my bathroom countertop. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Philips Sonicare Power Floss 3000 Cordless. It has improved my oral health and made flossing a breeze. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a convenient and effective way to enhance their oral hygiene routine.

I've found that using this flosser has significantly improved my daily dental routine. The pressure settings are just right, providing a comfortable yet effective clean between my teeth. It effortlessly removes plaque and food particles, leaving my mouth feeling fresh and revitalized. Incorporating it into my hygiene regimen has made a noticeable difference in my overall oral health.

This is the most powerful battery powered flosser. It’s not very convenient to use a flosser sitting on the counter because sometimes the water can splash everywhere, on the mirror and floors and on yourself even by accident. A flosser like this is more versatile and can be used in the shower. This one has lots of excellent water pressure. I like the + shaped nozzle head because it clears the gums and the bottom of the tooth in addition to the in-between. It will feel almost like you went to the dentist for most of your mouth. They should include the third silicone guard precision nozzle head in the package too. The charging port should be USB C. As a side note, it would be nice to have a small display with battery percentage and water temperature.

This flosser is LEGIT! Really have been for a while and was curious; and received a Gift Card and so I purchased this. I assumed I would need the Strongest setting b/c - well, you know, I’m a tough guy and can handle it. This is the part when I explain I use the Lowest setting now. This thing is very powerful. I am Very Impressed and very glad I purchased this. Highly recommended!! Obviously this doesn’t replace my/one’s Dentist and this is not the same thing as a dental cleaning - But I feel like I have had a cleaning at the dentist’s office. LOL

My dental hygienist recommended this. Easy to use and works well. Delivery was fast.

Perfect. Just what I needed. And it’s portable. The other one is big.

"It's an excellent product that fulfills its function. I am very happy with it. The battery is long-lasting, and I can take it with me anywhere."

Very good and very easy to use. I have braces and it has made it very easy.

Very good and portable easy to use and maintain in

Convenient for a quick water floss, but the tank is a little small to get all the way through.

Great power flosser. Its very easy to setup and they include to heads. One is the regular one that shoots a one stream of water, and the other one is the one that shoots 4 streams of water and has soft rubber head. You just insert the head you want to use and then fill up the reservoir. Then make sure the battery is charged and then you can choose between 3 levels of power and two modes of cleaning (one is a regular stream, the other one is a deep cleaning that shoots pulsating streams of water). They recommend to start ant the minimum and go up from there, depending on how sensitive your gums are. I liked the quad stream nozzle better as it shoots 4 streams of water and cleans better. I have very sensitive gums and I usually use toothpaste for sensitive gums and I did not have any problems with this power flosser at all at its lowest strength. One thing that surprised me is the amount of water that splashed everywhere when I first used it with my mouth open, you have to close your mouth when doing so if you don't want water splashing everywhere. After a while your mouth will fill up with water of course and then you can spit it out. At least I had to do that otherwise I would have water everywhere in my bathroom. I did notice it did clean my teeth, specially in between and also the gum area, its like flossing, but with water. Of course you still have to brush your teeth so I use the device once a day (at night actually) after brushing, before going to bed. I guess you can consider it a personal device, but I looked around and saw that replacement nozzles are very cheap so I plan to buy and extra pair of the quad stream ones so my partner can use them at night too, we would just switch nozzles after each use. I highly recommend it as flossing is as important as brushing your teeth and this is a great replacement for floss.

Much better than flossing. Gums feel better. Recommend.

| have been using this waterpik from Philips since September 22. It lasted 8 months when suddenly one day it stopped working, when I click on the button it would run for 0.5 seconds and then proceed to flash all the lights 10 times, same flashing lights behavior when connected to a charger. It's not a low charge related issue since the battery light is not flashing amber. In the video you can see what happens. There is nothing on the user manual indicating how to troubleshoot.

Works like it should, it keeps a long charge, great adjustable power

This is a great battery powered flosser. It is very easy to assemble, quickly charges, is easy to clean and very light weight for easy handling. There were two nozzles provided with the product, one that was a straight, standard streaming nozzle, and one that had a light rubber padding around it at the nozzle. I initially tried the nozzle head with the rubber padding given that the product instructions noted it would be more comfortable for sensitive teeth (which I have) and it worked great. It was very comfortable on my teeth and the shaping of the rubber padding allows for the water to be distributed around the teeth and gums in a precise manner without applying too much pressure on the teeth to cause discomfort. I was able to use it on both the “clean” and “deep clean” functions without experiencing any sensitivity on my teeth, which was very impressive! The next day, I tried out the standard nozzle and it was slightly less comfortable on my sensitive teeth. I only tried it in the regular “clean” mode directly on my teeth because of my teeth sensitivity but tested out the water pressure in the deep clean mode on my hand and it was comfortably powerful with great precision. Additionally, it maintains great battery life. Overall, this is a great product and I would highly recommend it.

The Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 comes with a standard nozzle which is designed for cleaning between teeth, and a quad stream nozzle which sends the water stream in 4 directions simultaneously in order to clean more of the surface of your teeth. Also included is a power adapter, a usb-a to usb-c cable, an instruction manual and a quick start guide. I tried to charge the flosser before using it, but it indicated that it was fully charged after about 10 minutes which means it shipped almost fully charged. The charge is designed to last for 14 days. The design of the flosser is very well thought out with one annoying exception. First of all, the overall design is excellent. It is comfortable to hold and operate. The tips are easy to insert and remove. The water tank can be filled either through an opening on the side or by removing and then re-attaching the water tank. There is a power on/off switch, 3 Intensity settings and Clean and Deep Clean modes. The Clean mode has a pacer that will pause and prompt you to move on the next quadrant of your teeth. The Deep Clean mode will vary between strong and soft pulses prompting you to move to the next tooth. This is my first power flosser so there was definitely a learning curve. The first couple of days my mirror, sink counter top and even my face and hair ended up wet. After a few days I have become much more proficient with the flosser, however I do have a couple of issues. First, the power on/off button is located right under where you grip the device. I have inadvertantly turned the flosser on or off many times. Second, the water tank is simply not big enough. I have to refill it at least once each time. Now, I realize that the tank size was a compromise between size and comfort. Too big and it becomes to heavy and awkward to operate. Too small and you have to keep refilling it. Third, the standard nozzle has a hard plastic tip which is easy to feel so you know exactly where you are cleaning. However, the Quad nozzle has a soft rubber tip which is hard to feel making it difficult to know exactly where the tip is on your teeth. Fourth, as comfortable as it is to hold and operate, it is definitely not as comfortable as a countertop plug in flosser. Which brings me to my final conclusion. This is a great flosser for travel. Yet, despite talking about the travel pouch in the instruction book, there is No Travel Pouch included. A counter top unit would be easier to hold and have a larger water tank. I would recommend the Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 to anyone who wants to keep up their oral hygiene routine while traveling. It does an excellent job of cleaning between your teeth and on the surface of your teeth. But for your home I would recommend a countertop unit.

Obsessed! I took forever going over reviews and looking at many brands and was still struggling to pick a water flosser. I used cheap knock off brands and they had power but would always be trash after a month or two. Here in the review that would have helped me. I used my waterpik that wired into a base prior. The pressure on that made life so easy. But I needed something more mobile and the same pressure. I have tight small teeth with crowns and food likes to get trapped. So I really need the ooomph to get it out. This device is it! You can change the power and go gentler if you want but I am happy with turbo! It holds a lot more water than most the generic brands. The beep lets you know when it’s time to change quadrants in your mouth. It stays charged for around 2 weeks while using it twice a day for 4 minutes each time. It’s easy to fill. It’s worth every penny!

Really liking this water flosser. It is definitely better than the one I was previously using, not in performance ( think they are on par) but in size and style. For starters being it is an all-in-one design it is not too big or heavy and is easy to hold an maneuver. It holds the perfect amount of water. There is plenty of power being battery operated and is definitely better for travel. I really like that the water basin is attached to the device, referencing my previous flosser, that had the basin separate, it did not have a lid, so it always needed to be removed from the base and turned up side down so it would not get dust and such in it when not in use. I was always worried that at some point the continual removal of the basin would wear out the connection point and begin to leak. I also like how it pauses in between sections to notify you when to move to the next section. If you are familiar with Philips Electric toothbrushes, it is the same type of indicator to move to the next section. No matter what type of water flosser you have it is a messy business spraying water, and I don't think the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser is any less or any more of mess during use. However, since it is not connected to a basin via a water tube, the water that escapes my mouth just falls down and does not run down the tube. So in that scenario, the Sonicare is less of a mess. The only issues I have with it so far is it hard to get the basin to dry out after each use and when attaching the basin your concentration is not spiling the water, so it is easy to accidentally hit the power buttons as they are flush with the grip. With extended use I know the accidental button presses will diminish, but when first using its easy to accidentally spray yourself.

Having never used a water flosser before, I was excited about the prospect of never having to floss again. Out of the box you get the main unit which is the top half, the controls, and the button half, which is the tank for the water. You also get a USB-C cable, and a power adapter. And lastly, the two different types of attachments. The thing you notice right away is how small this device is. I've seen other water flossers with their medium sized tanks and telephone wire looking cables. This unit however is small and compact. I can easily add this to my toiletries bag for any vacation. After charging the unit, I attached both attachments (separately on different tries). You can choose between clean and deep clean. I like the deep clean due to it's extra power, but the water tank needs a fill up more often. The best feature of this unit is that it is cordless, and from my messy test, pretty water resistant. That's the area that I guess I haven't fully figured out yet. Using a water flosser is quite messy and awkward. After a few minutes I had somewhat of a rhythm going, but I guess I thought it would be as strong as the treatment I get at the dentist. Still, for the price, it's a nice cordless water flosser.

I will start this review by saying that I have very sensitive gums as well as cold and hot sensitivity on my teeth. So, this review is mainly for people who may be suffering from these same symptoms and what they can expect from this device. Out of the box you can tell it is a very quality product, I would expect nothing less from Sonicare. The build quality is great, using very thick plastics to give it a solid feel in your hand. The controls are also very easy to operate, and as always, Sonicare uses very minimal controls to make it easy for everyone to use. Its very easy to pop on the desired tip (it comes with 2 different ones included) and its also very easy to refill the bottle. You can either unscrew the top or there is also a little latch on the bottle that you can open and refill it without taking the top off. Here comes the first problems I had with the device. I wish there was some kind of lock feature so that even if you press the power button the unit won’t turn on. Often times when I was filling it, I would accidentally hit the power on button and it would start spraying water all over the place. You have to be very careful when handling or unscrewing the top or this will happen. Once I got that figured out there really is only one other control and that’s to set the pressure, I guess you’d call it. There are 3 different levels that you push one button for and it cycles through them. The level is indicated by 1, 2, or 3 lights. As stated, before I have sensitive teeth with cold/hot sensitivity. I also have a hard time flossing the regular way because my gums bleed very easily. That’s why I thought this would be a great alternative to traditional flossing. I found it very hard to get a water temperature that didn’t bother my teeth. Either too cold, or too hot and it was very hard to get it just right. Once I was able to get the right temperature, I found that the device worked well at getting things out from around my gums and in between my teeth. If you have sensitive spots on your teeth, be prepared to experience a little pain though when you spray them. I had to use the lowest setting, because at the higher ones it was a little painful to use. One other thing to be aware of is that this thing is continually spraying water in your mouth for a minute so you have to simultaneously spit out the water while using the device. It does pulse every 15 seconds to let you know to switch to a different quadrant of your mouth. I think it would have been better to have it go for 15 seconds then stop to allow you to spit out the water, then push the start button again to continue to the next quadrant. That way all that water wouldn’t be building up in your mouth. So, just be prepared that its going to make a mess when you are using it and you’ll have to be bent over the sink to avoid getting water everywhere. You pretty much get 1 use out of 1 tank full of water so you’ll have to fill it each time you want to use it. The device itself is also pretty large and won’t fit in most cabinets or drawers easily. So be prepared to have it sitting out on your countertop. With the spray head on, it is 12 inches tall. Overall, it’s a great concept and is very effective at spraying things out from in between your teeth and around your gums. I wouldn’t recommend it if you have a lot of sensitivity though. If you can deal with a little water splashing around it would be a great option for you.