Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great Flosser with many changeable tips. Excellent waterpik. Uses batteries but they last a long time. Priced right

I had a WaterPik rechargeable water flosser several years ago and loved it. I was glad when this Cordless Flosser became available and was eager to try it. The WaterPik Cordless Water Flosser operates on 3 AA batteries which are included. The WaterPik also comes with 3 tips (2 classic jet tips for typical use and 1 Orthodontic tip for braces and general use), Flosser Body, water reservoir, quick start guide and general user’s guide. The Flosser has 2 speeds, Low and High. The Water Flosser tips lock in place on top with just a little twist. The battery door is a bit challenging to remove if there are no batteries in the chamber. You have to line up the unlock tabs exactly to remove it. Once the batteries are installed it’s easier to open and close as the springs for the batteries push the door open. The water reservoir holds just enough water (about 6 oz) for a minute or so of flossing. The water pressure is good on low but better on high and does do a decent job removing particles from between teeth. Just make sure that you keep your mouth partially closed and over the sink when using. The water reservoir is filled by opening a flip-top door. This door is towards the middle of the reservoir. One aspect of a design improvement is putting this flip-top door higher up on the reservoir. As it is now, you have to fill it by keeping the reservoir horizontally which doesn’t allow it to be filled to the top. The reservoir can be filled attached to the wand or separately. Either way it still has to be horizontal to fill. To remove the excess water from the reservoir, I found it easier to just remove it from the wand, open the flip-top and empty it through the hole where the water tube is inserted. The WaterPik Cordless Water Flosser is convenient in that it takes up less space and does not have to be plugged in to be charged. However, this convenience is not without its drawbacks. The Cordless Water Flosser is a bit awkward to hold as it’s bulkier and a little heavier because of the batteries and the battery compartment. It also has to be held on the top above the water reservoir where the “grip” is. If you accidentally hold the Flosser around the water reservoir, it could come out. Overall, the WaterPik Cordless Water Flosser does what it’s supposed to do rather well. If you don’t have easy access to an outlet, this Water Flosser is perfect. The few cons are: No lock for the water reservoir (it comes off very easily just buy pulling it downwards), the access to filling the water reservoir could be higher for easier filling. I recommend if for its convenience, portability, and ease of use.

This cordless Waterpik flosser has been a great addition to my dental hygiene routine. It has made a noticeable difference in what is still remaining in my teeth when I floss after brushing and using the waterpik. The unit has a good amount of power even at the low setting, and plenty of power in the high setting. I was surprised at how powerful the high setting was. I would say a great benefit to this unit is how compact it is. Our household has had the bigger waterpik units in the past with the tank and base, but it ended up getting hidden away somewhere for years because of how big it was and how much counter space it takes up. This unit is great for someone who likes a clean and fairly empty countertop, or someone living in a smaller space who may not even have bathroom counter space. It can easily store away in a cabinet or drawer and not become an eyesore on the counter like other units do. An obvious downside to the size though, is the small tank capacity. It just means you may need to refill it 2-3 times each use, but I have gotten used to it and I think it is a very nice tradeoff for the space saving size. The unit is not the most ergonomic in the world, it is a little uncomfortable to hold at some angles, and it is easy to miss aim every once in a while, but overall I can feel myself getting used to it. I like that it comes with extra tips, making it easy for multiple users to use this unit. I also do not mind that it runs off of AA batteries, I have yet to need to change the batteries, but I will be replacing them with rechargeable AA batteries when the time comes. Overall this waterpik is a great product for the price, and I’d recommend it to literally anyone.

Works great. Couple of different speeds and several different tips ensure that the space between teeth, the gums, and dental work are kept clean. First time I've had a water flosser, and I can tell a difference between using it and just using flossers. Instead of jamming food into the gums, the Waterpik flushes it out. A great tool in the dental hygiene kit.