Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's functional, but soon after daily use starts, the water pressure has decreased despite being fully charged.

Really great product, powerful more than I expected. Also my coworker told me that it was troublesome to refill the water to use, however it's portable. charging well and powerful, really you can make you feel good after use it. Smart shape, doesn't bother to keep and store it in the office. Perfect for before brushing.

This toothbrush is an excellent value. It has features that facilitate great oral hygiene. It is easy to use and works immediately right out of the box and every time after. This is the second one I have purchased. The first was damaged during travel. I definitely recommend it.

Bought for travel. A little large but holds its charge and has decent power. Takes awhile for water inside to dry out.

This waterpick is easy to use. You fill it up and floss your teeth. Much easier and quicker than actually flossing with braces. Nothing but comments from my orthodontist about my teeth. Battery last a while too. I've only had to charge it 3 times in the first 3 months.

Highly recommend for the traveler and or home usage . The tank is small enough / or large enough for daily routine cleaning . Easy to fill - holds for about 2 -3 weeks the charge. Just like at the dentist hold your mouth over the sink before using the product. Motor is louder than expected

Waterpik thoroughly cleans my teeth and mouth. My only regret is that I waited so long to get one to use for daily oral hygiene routine. More dentists should recommend Waterpik for their patients.

The product is easy to use and cleans my teeth exceptionally well!

I bought the big one so figured I would keep this small one in the guest bathroom for the kids. Its works great, just not as good as the larger one. Pressure not as strong. Charges great and charge lasts.

Easy to use an compact and charge lasts a couple of weeks

Overall seems to work well. Bought this rather than larger unit dentist recommended as would be more usable in our camper or on other trips away from home.

I began using my regular Waterpik device regularly when my dentist told me I had permanent damage from not flossing properly. I purchased the cordless, because I spend my summers fishing and want to continue my dental cleanings on the boat. While the reservoir is small which does create a drawback, I find the portable device suits me.

My hygienist recommended this when I complained about how messy the corded model was. She suggested a cordless unit to use in the shower. It is the perfect solution! I’m already wet so who cares if it runs down my chin. No more wet countertops. (Added benefit - the stream will knock the soap scum off shower controls.)

We like this model bc it’s compact and travels easy!

I transitioned to water flossing but wanted a unit with a cordless small footprint. I initially purchased another brand that was strictly battery powered. I like this unit much better- size, and the fact that I don’t have to constantly buy batteries- can just recharge it. The force of the water is good and I’m confident it is doing what it should. The additional brush heads have been good since I am new to water flossing. Some sort of low battery indicator and a bit longer run time before the water runs out would be suggestions.

Best thing i ever bought. I love that it's water proof and one charge last long. Make my mouth feel super clean. Definitely recommended.

My dentist recommended getting a water flosser for under my bridges. It seems to work well, but I do have to spit out the water often. I feel like it is doing the job but will see on my next dentist visit, which will be the best test.

Easy to use. Cleans between teeth and allows my mouth to feel fresh.

Easy to use and keep clean and love that it is cordless.

Seems to do a good job cleaning the excess food that a toothbrush leaves behind between teeth and under gums. My periodontist recommended a water flosser for cleaning up and around my implants. I'll see what she says at my next appointment.