Customer Ratings & Reviews

My overall rating is excellent. My dentist suggested getting a Waterpik but didn't give an explicit model I should buy. I checked the website and saw the Sonic-Fusion not only water flosses but has an electric toothbrush and decided to get the Sonic-Fusion 2.0. Most retailers were selling it at the $180 but I saw Best Buy dropped the price to $160 and bought it online. The unit I bought had a glitch with either the water pump or the floss switch in the toothbrush not signaling the pump to turn on. Meaning no water flossing when I first charged it. Followed set up instructions and tried resetting according to instruction booklet but no luck. Good news is Best Buy has stores I can walk into and ask for an exchange or refund. So no hassle of mailing it back like that other online retailer. Better still, the Best Buy store had one in stock and no waiting for delivery of my replacement unit either. In the photo below, the light for "Floss" has a blue color while "Brush", "Speed", and charge lights have a white color. If you just bought one and you don't see that blue light after charging overnight when you remove it from the charger or there's no sound from the water pump, you can easily return it to your local Best Buy for exchange or refund. I told my dentist about the glitch and exchanged for the same model. She told me to just let the bristles of the brush gently rest on your teeth while brushing. There is no need to press like a using regular soft bristle toothbrush. I just put a pea sized amount of toothpaste on the bristles, brush the upper and lower teeth on the right, rinse, then do the same with the left. The water flossing makes flossing in general so much easier. I've used dental tape and flossing picks before but it's not easy flossing those back upper molars. The Sonic-Fusion's water flossing does an excellent job removing food stuck between those very molars and other teeth because I can see the little particulates when I spit out the water into the sink. I read a review of the compact brush head that comes with the unit and you can buy the larger "regular" bush head. Personally, I'm sticking to buying the compact replacement brushes because it reminds me of what my current and prior dentists use when I go for professional cleanings.

Easy to set up and it's takes up very little room it is the best thing I've done to maintaining oral health

I LOVE THIS TOOTH BRUSH - My dentist recommended it to be since I got veeners and he said it's one of the BEST toothbrushes out there since it gets food unstuck from in between your teeth that you may have not gotten by just flossing and brushing. Truly a game changer in keep your gums and teeth healthy!

I love my new Sonic-Fusion Waterpik! It’s small and easy to travel with. It also doesn’t take up very much space near my bathroom sink. Also, Best Buy was excellent in assisting me at the store. Thank you.

Great product I feel so refreshed and even my dentist noticed an improvement on my gums.

Using this product has made a difference on my teeth and gums. After my check up at the dentist, they saw improvement overall! My husband and I each have one!

This is my second Waterpik Sonic Fusion 2.0. It brushes well and you have the option to purchase wider head brushes. The flosser is great and can be set to different intensities. It’s the best!

Didn’t realize how well it cleans compared to brushing. Should have bought this along time ago.

I feel I just went to the dentist, my teeth feels clean, and its worth the price.

Loving it. Flossing and brushing are amazing. I would recommend to everyone!!

This is my first experience with a water flosser and it’s definitely better than traditional flossing. I’ve always hated flossing, this system makes me hate it less! When flossing with this, my mouth feels like when I have my teeth cleaned at the dentist. The unit itself is much smaller than it appears and that’s a good thing if you have a small bath vanity like I do. It has 2 speed settings for the brush and 10 pressure settings for the flow of the water from the flosser. The toothbrush can be used independent and comes with a travel case. I couldn’t find anything about battery life for when using the toothbrush without the unit, but another battery powered toothbrush I have last two weeks without a charge. The only two criticisms I have is it can be a little noisy when using it to floss and it only comes with one brush head and it’s the small one. Flossing sucks, a water flosser makes it suck less!

I am really impressed with this Waterpik whitening water flosser and it has become part of my nightly routine. It leaves my mouth feeling noticeably cleaner than regular flossing and brushing alone, and I can see less plaque buildup along my gumline after a couple of weeks of use. The pressure settings are easy to adjust, so I was able to start low and gradually work up to a stronger but still comfortable level. I also like the fresh mint whitening tablets; they give a clean taste and have started to lighten some surface stains without any sensitivity for me. The unit is a little loud and takes up some counter space, but the results are worth it and the large reservoir gives me plenty of time to thoroughly go around my whole mouth without refilling. Overall, it feels like a professional cleaning at home, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants an easier, more effective way to floss and gently brighten their smile.

WaterPik Sonic-Fusion 2.0 is the second generation of a flossing toothbrush (toothbrush and water flosser in 1 device) designed for dental hygiene in a more convenient way. Its very easy to use and store compared to other products where you need 2 devices. What’s in the box: Sonic Fusion 2 flossing toothbrush, 1 Brush head, 1 Brush head cover, 1 Travel Case. Sonic Fusion 2.0 comes in 2 variants – Standard and professional model. This review is for the Standard Sonic Fusion 2.0 – White – SF-03W010-1. I do have the previous version Sonic Fusion 1.0 and the key noticeable differences are on the flossing water flow rate(12 ounces per minute vs 15 ounces in SF2.0), Speed(has 2 speed compared to 1 in first gen), Reservoir(holds 1 extra ounces of water compared to last gen), weighs less compared to first gen, most noticeable change is the battery life due to the Lithium-ion compared to the NIMH on first gen. This model has 3 cleaning modes (Brush, Floss, Brush&Floss), 10 pressure settings, Auto power off, 2-minute timer. Setting up and using the sonic fusion 2.0 is simple. Fill the tank/reservoir with lukewarm water. Attach the hose if using the flossing option if not detach the toothbrush handle. Using the dial on the unit, adjust the pressure of water flossing (suggest starting with lowest setting). Press the floss button, aim water at 90-degree angle and start flossing. On the toothbrush handle there are 3 indicator lights to indicate the battery level. Pros: Flosser and Toothbrush combo stylish design, 2-minute timer, 10 different pressure settings, Auto power off, 3 modes (brush, floss, brush and floss), 2 toothbrush speeds (high – low) Cons: Not very portable design(flosser) for travel, Battery life not great compared to other brands Overall, this is a good device if you need an easy to use and store 2- in -1 device for flossing and brushing and to maintain great dental hygiene.

Waterpik Sonic-Fusion 2.0 I’ve used several types of powered tooth brushes over the years and I think it’s fair to rank the newest Waterpik Sonic-Fusion as one of the more effective oral hygiene devices. The Waterpik combines a gently relentless brush head to clean and polish my teeth along with a pressurized water stream to blast away food debris from between my teeth and trapped near the gums. OPERATION and PERFORMANCE: Charge your assembled brush and water supply for a few hours. PRIMING the water flossing features required only a few seconds of dialed up water pressure with the FLOSS BUTTON enabled. Turn off the FLOSS feature before you begin. The BRUSH feature has 2 speeds. At first it seems like the soft brush and narrow vibration angle is not adequately aggressive. Use the Waterpik a few times for a full cleaning cycle and I think you’ll feel differently. As I got comfortable with applying pressure to my teeth and orienting the brush for maximum contact I could feel how effective the brushing is. I was especially impressed after I ran my tongue across my cleaned teeth. Kind’a felt similar to after a dentist cleaning visit. Either directly after a BRUSH cycle or towards the end I enabled the FLOSS feature. Make sure you’ve got at least a half to full water tank. It looks like it holds 16oz of water and I use half of that for a flossing session. A focused and strong steam of water thoroughly blew away any residual food from between my teeth. You can choose to leave the brush on or off. Also, there is a quick release button at the bottom brush unit if you want to disconnect from the water reservoir. (It won’t leak.) SUMMARY: This is a nice addition to the powered toothbrush category. It requires a somewhat different brushing technique to properly align the brush to achieve maximum tooth contact with the rapidly vibrating brush. You also need to coordinate those button presses so you know when that stream of water is about to fill your mouth. It become second nature pretty quickly. It also leaves you with a confident feeling about your dental health. I can recommend the Waterpik highly.

I bought this electric toothbrush-flosser to replace the same product that I had for about 4 years that stopped working. I love this product, it’s easy to use, the 30 second notification is easy to notice, the handle is a bit more ergonomic than the last one I owned, and it cleans my teeth well with a variety of intensity settings for the flosser. It would have been nice if it came with replacement toothbrush heads, but other than that, I love it. My teeth and mouth feel clean after using it and my dentist says it is helping keep my teeth in great shape.

I was really excited to test this product. It seems like a great idea but just doesn’t deliver. The first thing I noticed is that it matters how you position on your bathroom counter. Our only space is to the left where the outlet is. If I was left-handed, it would have worked better. Being right-handed the cord had to stretch across the sink and kept pulling my hand as I brushed. After 3 days of use the cord is now stretched and doesn’t fit as nice in the base. They also include only one brush head. How many of you will share this unit? If you have more than one person using it, where will you store the extra heads? They give you a travel type case that is large BUT the charger is built into the base unit so you would have to take the whole thing with you. Draining all of the water out of the unit and cord is a challenge. I tried and then laid it on paper towels and they were damp. The next set was damp too. The brush head is small. It does brush well but takes longer and you have to position it just right. Brushing and flossing controls are on the brush unit but are slippery once you start drooling down the unit. It gets very sloppy when flossing. Flossing works but you have to be careful as you can use too much pressure. On the first use I tested on the back of my hand and started low when in my mouth. Changing speeds is difficult once you have toothpaste and water on your hands. The tank lasts 60 - 90 seconds depending on speed. Others really seem to like this unit but I was disappointed. It is messy and takes longer than my other electric toothbrush. For the price, the toothbrush should be portable. NOTE: I received this product in exchange for my fair and unbiased review.

This machine is convenient to use. You can brush or floss separately or both at the same time. This machine saves you time. The only thing I don't like about it is that when you use the waterpick it's very loud and the toothbrush is tethered to the base. But I can live with it. I haven't got my 6 month check up from my dentist, I'm hope I get good results from using this. So i cant recommend this product yet?

When a manufacturer or product designer tries to make a single device “multifunctional” a flashing yellow light goes off in my head and I wonder: what compromises had to be made in the quality of materials or functionality? Was this decision made to make the functions more easily accessible to the user, or was this a marketing ploy with cost-cutting as the goals. It was with these concerns that I unpacked the Waterpik SF-03 combination electric brush and oral irrigator (water floss). First impression: a lot of thought went into the design. It’s compact, but no so much that the controls are not easy to see and use. It’s attractive with a nice modern, clean look. I was delighted by the clear, easily readable instruction, but for the most part they were unneeded as the setup was easy and quick. The only “delay” was the recommend 4-hour charge for the brush’s lithium battery. As for my concern about compromised functionality, I had no need to fear! The brush has 2 speeds, easily switchable from a designated button on the handle. The head is comfortable to use and easy to remove or replace. The brush handle can be used independently of the flossing base and can either be attached or not to the reservoir “hose.” (Again, as with the other functions, attaching the hose to the brush is literally a snap and there is a discreet button that instantly releases it.) There are 3 buttons on the brush handle: the aforementioned speed control, “Brush,” and “Floss.” The user does not need to look at the handle to make choices as each button has a distinct location and texture. As noted, brushing is comfortable and easy. The user has the option of flossing while brushing or following. The floss pressure control located on the side of the base, like the rest of this unit, is clear and easy to use. (I found it better to use the floss function after brushing as the water washed away the toothpaste quickly.) The manufacturer has provided a travel case for the brush handle and 2 brush heads. My only negative is that it is significantly larger than similar ones from other brands, and might challenge those who travel only with a carry-on bag. (See photo: the Waterpik is on the right.) That’s about the only nit I can pick. In sum, an excellent product that does what it promises.

My wife has wanted a combo flosser/toothbrush for a while now so when this came out, she decided to give it a shot. Overall, a decent product with some nice features. A couple things to note as she opened it up. The brush head was very soft...much softer than the medium she uses now. You can buy replacement heads, but they only offer soft brush heads. Second, plan to charge the brush before the first use. The toothbrush looks like a standard wireless brush with a battery built into the handle. Even though you need to have it plugged in to use the water flosser, the toothbrush uses the built-in battery. Next, if you have a sensitivity to cold water, you will want to fill up the reservoir with warm water before each use. My wife mentioned that it hurt a little when she used cold water the first time. She fills it with warm water before each use and ends up using about half the container per use. Regarding using the brush/floss feature itself. The guide says you can use the toothbrush and flosser at the same time...well you could, but you are just going to wash away all the tooth paste. What my wife does is brush her teeth completely and then use the combo brush/floss afterwards. Last thing to note, you are spraying water in your mouth when using the flosser. When you see the commercials for this, they never show a person actually using the water flossing piece. That is because it is a little messy. If you turn it the wrong way, you get water all over your counter or mirror or yourself. :) You need to keep your mouth open and let the water flow out as you floss. Overall, a good product and my wife would recommend it. There are some minor inconveniences with it, but she plans to continue to use it regularly.

I have been using this toothbrush for 10 months now, and absolutely love it and will never go back to traditional toothbrush. Previously, my dentist would always tell me that I needed to floss more throughly. It was an every dentist visit conversation that I just expected. However, after switching to this, my gum health and overall oral hygiene has improved so much! I started off at a low setting when it came to the water pressure and gradually worked my way up overtime. I like to keep my setting at level eight as anything more is a bit too powerful for me. However, now every time I go to the dentist, I get complimented about how well my gums look and how they can tell that I take care of my teeth. My mouth, teeth and gums not only feel cleaner, They’re healthy or too. Plus, I love how I can get brushing my teeth and flossing done at the same time. Two birds, one stone!