Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Sonic Fusion is the best of both worlds. It incorporates the trusted quality and performance of Waterpik's water flossing system and a sonic toothbrush. Sonic toothbrushes use a vibration method to force the toothbrush head to move from side to side at extremely high rates. The Fusion 2.0 brush head vibrates fast enough for 31000 strokes per minute. Not everyone takes the time to use the correct technique with a manual toothbrush to get the same results as most electric toothbrushes. The Sonic Fusion 2.0 promises twice the performance versus manual toothbrushes, with 99.9 percent of plaque removal from treated areas.  As the first company to combine a toothbrush and a water flossing system, Waterpik® has upgraded the Fusion 2.0 with twice the vibration speed and 30 percent more flossing power, over their first design. The water flossing system can reach up to 100psi with 1400 pulses per minute. If that is too powerful for your gums, don't worry , you can adjust the flossing power level on the base. It has 10 different power levels. The toothbrush has just 2 speeds, for people that want the extra power and a low setting for people with sensitive teeth. The waterpik reservoir holds 16 ounces of water and takes 60 seconds to empty it. The brush has a 2 minute timer, and typically can run for 56 minutes before needing another charge. The charging is all wireless, and happens when the toothbrush is set in the base, provided the base is plugged into an outlet. The Waterpik hose can be easily removed from the toothbrush with the press of just one button, so that the brush can be used untethered. The toothbrush works great and leaves your teeth feeling smooth and clean. The waterpik works very well also. However, you need to keep your mouth open, and above a sink. The powerful jet of water works great at getting between your teeth, but can also make a little bit of mess with the splash zone. Typically I get some over splash on the sink, but it can easily be wiped down with a rag, or tissue. At level 10 for the waterpik, I did feel some discomfort, a little pain, and a few drops of blood. It is probably easier to start on the lower end of the power scale, and keep increasing the setting till you find your comfort zone. I like to eat a lot of popcorn, so this brush and waterpik system is perfect for me. The water flossing pops the kernels out with ease. You can even use mouthwash in the waterpik reservoir if you want, for a fresher feel. Overall, this is a great oral care system. It works so well in fact that I can't stand the feeling of anything sticking to my teeth now. I use to be able to make it all day at work, eating lunch, drinking soda and snacking, all without hardly thinking of brushing my teeth. However, now that I'm used to what my teeth can feel like this clean, all I can do is think about getting home to brush my teeth again. It really is such a good feeling to have that level of cleanliness about your teeth.

I have never been a fan of string floss and this is so much easier to use than standard dental flossing. The water streaming is gentle on the gums and gets to places that are difficult to reach due to the pulsating water pressure. The vibrating toothbrush has a smaller surface than most standard brushes making it easier to hit the back of the mouth. It does a great job with cleaning. This system gives one the ability to brush and rinse simultaneously while cleaning in between teeth. The water pressure has multiple settings to control how forceful it hits your gums. This gives you the ability to just brush, just water floss or both actions at the same time.

The Waterpik - Sonic-Fusion 2.0 is an amazing tool that 100% delivers on the advertised flossing and brushing. I honestly was skeptical about the effectiveness of high pressure water breaking up the tartar from my teeth, because they are so close together. At first I bought a smaller, handheld Waterpik. It filled my mouth with water too quickly and lacked the pressure to remove the tartar. Using it was a pain because I was spewing out so much water but was not achieving clean teeth. I decided to try this Waterpik - Sonic-Fusion 2.0 to see if it could clean my teeth / gums. The first-time results blew me away!! Very little water but a lot of (completely adjustable) pressure left no doubt that this is a serious dental tool. One glance at the old food bits in the sink that it removed from my mouth is all it took - WOW!! The clean feeling similar to a visit to the Dental Hygienist immediately follows the in-home cleaning! In addition to the amazing flossing, this tool includes a sonic electric toothbrush. I already own and love my Sonicare toothbrush but I found this toothbrush/floss tool to be just as effective; so for the same length of time, two minutes, that I normally brush my teeth, I am getting clean teeth and gums, both brushed and flossed. I have always had extreme difficulty in flossing because of my teeth spacing. They would break the floss every time and it would get stuck between my teeth. I still cannot believe that this tool is so effective at flossing my teeth! Caution: When moving the wand from my lower mouth to my upper mouth, the first time I was not careful and it blasted the roof of my mouth. That really hurt! Again, this is such a powerful tool that has the ability to seriously keep your teeth and gums clean, so it would only make sense that pointed at the roof of your mouth, it would not feel so good. The power is completely adjustable, but solving this issue is simply a matter of getting used to the water jet and directing it as you move it from bottom to top. CONCLUSION: Waterpik - Sonic-Fusion 2.0 earns my highest recommendation, without any hesitation.

PROS: • Novel design that offers options for user to BRUSH ONLY, FLOSS ONLY or BRUSH & FLOSS simultaneously. • Initially had apprehensions because a less sophisticated competitor did not afford the range of adjustments for flow rate of the flossing water that’s available with the WATERPIK model. • The water flow on the competitor’s model was so high that my gums felt stung by the high impact of the water. Moreover, the other model was only a flosser, not a two action (brush & floss) in one brush head deal. • At the lowest point on the dial, the WATERPIK affords a very low and gentle water flow so the user can turn up the volume for higher impact flossing to ‘tolerance’ after getting comfortable with handling the tool. • As well, the WATERPIK brush function has a high and low setting. • Due to the range of adjustments, integrating the brush with the floss function was an unexpectedly easy transition. • I have a countertop water filter that delivers ionized water: acid, alkaline and purified. Using the negatively ionized water in the WATERPIK unit gives me a deeper cleaning than purified water only. • But any mouth wash or similar dental hygiene product can be used as the flossing liquid. • When I found my teeth were sensitive to the flossing impact of chilly water, I now warm up my water just a tad before starting a brush and floss session. • I use the WATERPIK as a complement to daily electronic brushing and flossing with essential oils such as peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen (when dowsed positive). • Bottomline, I liked the extreme fresh mouth results so much that, next day, I used the ½ OFF Coupon Code to purchase a second, larger brush head at the WATERPIK online store. • The multi-tasking brush and floss solution helps all who are 'dental hygiene resistant' to up their plaque elimination game, especially great for those who find flossing near impossible. CONS: • Though the tool is one giant step for humanity, disappointed that when the battery dies, the unit must be trashed in order to recycle the battery. • You literally must crack open the bottom of the brush handle to remove the battery. Consumers could use a battery range data point as one might get with an EV. As well, an EMF data point is useful for those who are sensitive to electromagnetic fields. • Among a litany of other personal and household tools, electric toothbrushes should allow easy battery removal and replacement. • During our green initiative to mitigate global warming, corporations should be leaders in post-consumer waste management. Protecting the buyer’s ‘Right to Repair’ reduces waste and eliminates the microaggression of transparent ‘planned obsolescence’. • When I experience durable longevity in a product, I become a loyal brand ambassador with lots of promotional good will to share.

i had the old version and was good for me and my invisilign, so i have big hopes for this one

There really isn't much to say about this product that isn't listed in the description. It functions beautifully both as a brush and a flosser. It's easy to set up, easy to use and my teeth have never felt healthier. As someone who never developed a flossing habit I am so excited for my next dentist appointment where I can confidently say I now do. This is such a great product. My only regret is not getting it sooner!

I am an avid user of electric toothbrushes because they provide a thorough clean on the surface. I floss on a somewhat regular basis. What I mean by that is pretty much every other day or when I have devoured a bag of popcorn because I was binge-watching a series on Netflix. Flossing isn’t fun and I cannot imagine anyone eager to do it. I flossed with the old-fashioned wax floss that was never comfortable using between my teeth or I would use the ‘silk’ floss which provided a smoother flossing session but still had issues. I had heard of waterpiks but I never gave them any attention because I assumed they were for people that had oral issues that I had never heard of. With the Sonic WaterPik Fusion 2.0, I feel like I have missed out on so much when it comes to brushing and flossing. Brushing: As you would expect with a Sonic electric toothbrush, it provides that porcelain smooth clean after each use. The toothbrush is on an auto timer for 2 minutes plus which allows you to get all the sectors of your mouth evenly. It’s just easy. The WaterPik: The first time that I used the Waterpik, it was a WHOA experience. Setting up the reservoir is simple. Add warm water, attach the Waterpik hose to the bottom of the toothbrush and you’re good to go. Make sure you follow the instructions when you first prime the Waterpik. The CLEAN: As I mentioned before, the first time I used the Sonic Waterpik, it was unlike anything I had expected. The pulsating water jets get in between the teeth and BLAST out any food that wedged itself in between the teeth. There’s also a dial on the base that allows you to increase or decrease the force of the Waterpik. I’m excited about using this because I don’t have to worry about the debris that I might’ve missed only to sit down and realize that my flossing had somehow missed it. The Sonic Fusion shows no mercy and removes the most stubborn of popcorn kernels or other small pieces of food. You can even blend in mouthwash to the Waterpik reservoir, giving you that minty and clean feeling. You can also use the Waterpik AND the Sonic toothbrush simultaneously but that’s something I need practice with since my mouth wasn’t ready for a bombardment of cleaning all at once. If you know anyone who is lacking in their flossing habits or someone who might not like using string floss because of the sensation it has, then I honestly think that the Sonic Fusion 2.0 Waterpik will provide an opportunity to not only have smooth, clean teeth but also have incredibly healthy gums. I am anxious for my next dentist visit in a couple of months to see if he notices the difference from my last visit.

The Waterpik Sonic Fusion 2.0 does an excellent job in cleaning teeth. The key features of the Sonic Fusion is that you can clean your teeth with three options (Brush, Floss or Brush and Floss). The built in flosser combined with a toothbrush allows users to floss and brush at the same time making it less time to do your daily teeth cleaning. Set up is extremely easy, I tried all three options and I find that the flossing option is great for removing all food particle that you can't reach with regular flossing string. Full transparency, its a little messy (splashing) so make sure you do flossing over the sink and with a towel around your neck. After use cleaning is very easy, also you can fill the reservoir with mouthwash to also floss like you would at a dentists office. The unit comes with a travel case for your toothbrush just in case you don't want to have multiple toothbrushes you have an all in one. Overall, if you are like me and take dental hygiene very seriously the Waterpik - Sonic Fusion 2.0 is a great tool to have to maintain excellent dental health.

This arrived barely more than a month ago, now the brush part doesnt work. Battery shows full and floss works fine. :( already past the return date.

This is a great 2-in-1 toothbrush/water flosser. With both features built into one product, it is not only convenient but also space saving. There are two brush speed settings and a floss dial to gradually increase/decrease the water pressure depending on your comfort level. This comes in handy if you are brushing/flossing a sensitive area of your mouth. There is a short hose that connects the brush and base unit, which transfers the water to the floss feature. I do wish it was longer, but perhaps that would have affected the water pressure. If you only want to brush, the water hose easily disconnects so you don’t always have to be tethered. I feel the only drawback will be buying additional brush heads when they wear down. Since it has the floss feature, you have to be sure to buy replacements with that feature…and they are more costly then the normal brush heads. Overall, I do recommend this brush for anyone that is a daily flosser (which we all should be, according to my dentist!).

This new combo sonic toothbrush waterpik fits perfect on my small counter. I probably was flossing 2x a month and as needed here and there. It was an extra step that was easily just skipped. My dentist was never happy about that. I have brushed and flossed twice a day for all 7 days since I’ve had this. It’s too easy to not floss when your electric toothbrush/waterpik is already in your mouth. You can brush, you can floss, and you can brush and floss at the same time. I like both personally. The intensity of the water is easily adjustable to your comfort. I’m confident this will help improve my dental hygiene with the increased frequency of flossing. Game changer when it comes to brushing and flossing. Highly recommend

Excellent cleaning of teeth with a combination of toothbrush and water pic. Price from Best Buy was lowest of all vendors on the net

This takes the place of a water flosser and a sonic toothbrush in one unit. It's very easy to set up, and the toothbrush has a nice sturdy carrying case for traveling (without the water flosser part of course.) The water reservoir is easy to remove and fill, but only holds enough for about 90 seconds at half pressure. The sonic brush can be used with or without the water flossing, though it seems that since it flosses through the brush you would probably want to use both at the same time--but here's another quirk--you have to turn the two functions on separately--and while it's in your mouth or you will have a spray of water and/or toothpaste on your mirror. Actually---it would seem smart to *brush* first with toothpaste, *then* turn on the flosser. Again--while it's in your mouth. It takes some getting used to. There is no "pause" button on the flosser like other water flossers feature. The brush can easily be detached from the flosser hose, but is rather wobbly in the charging base. Less wobbly when the hose is attached. It did work very well. I think it's a little expensive for having such a small tank. There is another model with a larger tank.

After using this Waterpik brand SonicFusion 2.0 electric toothbrush combination tooth water flosser my teeth are noticeable brighter and I know they are cleaner between the teeth due to the action of the water flosser. I find I don't overdo the brushing as I did when rushing to get to work because the action of the powered bristles needs very little pressure onto the teeth and gums to actually clean the teeth. Hard brushing is one cause of damage gum per both my dentist and my hygienist so that is one reason I got this to try. I am glad I did. In regards to the controls, I can adjust both frequency of the brush and the water pressure to exactly where it is most comfortable. The unit runs moderately quiet and moderately noisy; that is to say it is not annoying, while in use.

Thorough cleaning of teeth. Easy to use. Easy set up. Works very well.

What an amazing combo of toothbrush and floss. I do want to say that on my first try I made a mess, leaving water all over the place. After that I got the hang of it. I like that you get to floss and brush your teeth at the same time or you can do either one separately. The Floss has a very powerful flow which you can adjust at your preference. The Brush has a Low and High Speed. The water reservoir is small and will last one brush at a time. This machine can be place in any bathroom counter top since its small and will definitely fit anywhere.

When I first saw an ad for the Sonic Fusion, I was immediately interested. I usually use a rechargeable ultrasonic toothbrush plus a separate rechargeable water flosser. I use them both in the shower (yes, I'm one of those people), and while I like their rechargeability and portability, I wanted to see what it would be like to have a brush and water flosser all in one. Short answer: The Waterpik Sonic Fusion 2.0 is great (with a few "buts")! It's great because it is a very good ultrasonic toothbrush, offering two brush head speeds (I think high speed is the only one I'll use), and the bristles are a nice medium-soft stiffness, but the head itself is somewhat too small for my mouth. Waterpik offers a larger size head, but it doesn't come in the package. Instead, you have to buy it from them directly. It's great because you can both brush and floss at the same time, and the flosser has a wide range of adjustable pressure, but because the flosser is in the brush head, you can't get the water stream right down at your gumline, which means there's a learning curve on how to angle the head to get a great flossing experience. It's great because it's a really high-quality machine and I have confidence it will last for along time, but it isn't portable or usable in the shower. It's meant to sit on a countertop and stay plugged in. In fact, you can only use the flosser if it's plugged in. Without AC power, only the brush works. This means I'm using the Waterpik Sonic Fusion 2.0 in addition to my portable toothbrush and water flosser, not instead of. That's a bit of a bummer. The brush itself can be detached from the hose and used as a normal cordless ultrasonic toothbrush, but it needs the main unit to charge, so it may only be good for short trips. Of course, when the battery dies it becomes a regular toothbrush, so it never ceases to be useful. It would be better if: • It came with more than one brush head size • It came with a flossing head without the brush to make it easier to target between tight teeth and at the gumline • It came with enough battery power to be used away from AC power However, it is still a great appliance. The brush head speed is great; if feels good to brush and floss at the same time, and the adjustable brush speed and flossing intensity is excellent. If the use case outlined above (i.e. plugged in on a countertop) meets your needs, I recommend it.

never had a water floss so this is a first. a few reasons on why I am giving it 4 out of 5 stars. although it's nice to have a 2 in 1, with the brush and water floss combined. I feel it would have been nice to have its own water floss tube that might be a bit easier to get to places to floss. as well as the combined brush/floss combo. It came with a travel case, so would have loved to see either a case for everything, or its own charger. maybe a combo charger that unplugs from the main unit and you can take with you and a way to plug that into the case and have that charge? but at the moment you can't charge the handle piece unless you have the main unit as well. the floss puts out some pressure, nothing that hurts the teeth but if your mouth is not shut when using the floss part, you can get a mess. outside of those, it's nice to have. I like that you have a few options, you can just brush your teeth with 2 speed settings as well as off and use it like a regular toothbrush, you can just floss which has I think 8-10 settings via a dial. or you can do both at the same time. for what it is, it's not too big so it takes up a little space but not outrageous. easy to use and fairly self-explanatory on how to use it. pretty good all in one toothbrush and flosser combo.

We have used these toothbrushes for years like everyone else. The flossing is a great addition. Im not sure if it's as effective as with actual floss but so far it certainly seems that way. Lot's of power. A bit messy but still easy. Seems worth it so far.

I have been wanting to try a water pick for quite some time and I'm glad I gave this one a go. It's so nice and convenient to be able to brush and floss at the same time! Getting started was a bit tricky, I set it up and plugged in to charge overnight but couldn't get it to work the next day. Pressing all the buttons in various combos did nothing. I decided to take it all apart and start over. After leaving it all day for work, tried it again when I got home and it started working fine. Yay, didn't have to call customer service on a toothbrush! There is definitely a learning curve if you've never used one before. Water may go everywhere! There is good pressure adjustment (don't start on 10! ) nice gentle pressure on up to something I could almost wash my car with. You can choose to use it to floss or brush with or both modes at the same time. The size of the unit is nice and compact, not taking up much counter space. Super easy to fill and clean. Make sure you put fresh warm water in it each time. I didn't think of that at first and started with cold, boy was that shocking! After using it several times (and getting the hang of not flooding the bathroom) I do like it much better than brushing and flossing separate. My teeth do feel cleaner longer. Maybe I can save the floss for special occasions like popcorn and jerky.