Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worth it Best Buy gives good deals and Phillips is great on sale is always better.

I love my flosser. My teeth stay bright longer and my gums are healthier.

I returned. Didn't realize they were battery operated.

It did not last more than a month. The batteries constantly drain within a day and they don’t seat properly in the enclosure.

Our orthodontist recommended getting a waterpik for our preteen with braces. The price was perfect. Easy use for in the shower unless you want to clean your mirrors and walls daily

I have had this for only a couple of weeks, if even at that, and the water pressure has decreased drastically. At first, I thought maybe I got used to the pressure, but I realized the pressure is low! Even when I put it on high! I am returning.

I like this water flosser well enough, but there are some design choices that could have been improved. I like that it's wireless and portable, but it's a little big and awkward. You can't really spray from the back of the bottom row of teeth since you can't hold this unit upside down. A longer, flexible hose would have been welcome for this. While it's big and awkward, it doesn't seem to hold that much water. I found that I had to refill it at least once or twice while trying to get a thorough cleaning. This is going to sound petty, but it's a really ugly shade of green. It's kind of a drab, olive color. I would have preferred solid black or maybe gray. Despite these complaints, it appears to work well enough. I was able to clean between my teeth quite well with this.

waterpik works well but batteries seem to die fast.

I personally didn’t like this particular one. It only held like 30 seconds of water. So I purchased a larger one that holds for 90 seconds. I absolutely love Waterpik

Do not purchase. Had it for a year and i have to replace my Energizer Batteries every few days!!!

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

Luv this. So much easier than the bulky countertop one especially if you're short on space.

Easy to use and easy to fill. The detachable water tank is a great feature. Works well.

I got this item because i needed a portable version of a corded one that works well. I have a son who has braces and has a corded version of this. He likes it very much, gentle yet effective and the different heads he finds helpful with different tasks, and uses the brush type head the most. We had tried another brand of cordless one, and it did not work as well. This is pretty much the same as the cordless rechargeable one that is available from this company, except this has a slightly smaller water tank, and the on off switch has the 2 speeds vs separate on/of and high/low switches. The other brand of rechargeable waterpick that I got about the time he got his corded one works, but runs through water much quicker. With the opportunity to upgrade, I did, and this delivers. It's got enough water do do upper and lower in quick rinses, and gets most particles out when it needs to. I recommend this item. It's advantage is not having to worry about another cord to travel with. Only slight disadvantage is environmentally, having to dispose of batteries occasionally. So far, been using twice daily for 5 days and it is now showing much fade on 3 AA batteries.

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.

I was looking forward to finally have a wateroik and it doesn’t work.

Not very good quailty hard to vkean as well and not alot of power

I love how clean my mouth feels! It has 2 settings for optimum performance!

The Waterpik Revive is another way to attack the most annoying suggestion you hear from your hygienist - FLOSS MORE! I floss a lot, and still, I am told the same thing. Having a battery-operated water flosser is nice to have in between brushings. I enjoy seeing all the food stuck between my teeth come out when I rinse my mouth. Having the option to floss with water is much better for me as it reduces the irritation and cuts that sometimes occur when I floss too hard. This device is well built out of plastic, and it is a bit too big to be portable, but it does an excellent job with a few caveats which could be improved upon. It can be a bit loud, so be aware that you could wake others up in some cases if you are an early riser. Setup is quick and easy. Open the bottom, put batteries, and remember to use petroleum jelly on the seal around the battery compartment door to ensure the seal stays protected. I can foresee the ring style of the lock being tricky for some, but you will learn how to close it reasonably quickly. Also, consider the angle before locking the tip when water starts flowing and try to have it spray at the gumline. There are two accessible pressure settings to toggle between, which is nice for stubborn areas. My wife and I agreed it was a bit awkward to use without issues with water flow, and the straw isn't drawing water. We are used to the swivel joint and twisting the head to angle the water just right. It took me some adjusting and turning off the head to keep things steady. Maybe 30 secs of water before you are out, and it goes pretty quick. Be ready to do it twice if you are like me. I do one tank for the top teeth and one for the bottom. Improvements Add battery gauge - there is no way to know how much battery remains, so have a spare pair nearby should they go out. There is no warning of low battery or light to see. Add articulating joint - flexibility to twist to adjust the head is kept for keeping the handle steady, drawing water. Add temp flow control - temporarily stop water using pressure switch like in-home units would be nice. Stop water flow without stopping the pump at the press of a button. Overall if you are trying to water floss in an already crowded bathroom outlet situation, this should be strongly considered. You can use this for travel or a quick cleaning after a meal. I like this and will keep using this as a quick cleaning and still floss to ensure I get between my teeth with dental floss. A buy, but I would like a better version with improvements as the "Ultra" version.

Battery life is very short but does its job. Nice color