Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 - Water Flosser with Innovative Quad Stream Technology, Oral Irrigator with 2 Flossing Modes and 3 Pressure Levels, Ipx7 Waterproof, White, HX3826/21

Seems to do a good job, we'll find out at the next dentist appt. Cordless is definitely better for moving it around in your mouth to get behind the teeth. Holds exactly 1 minute worth of water, 15 seconds per side top and bottom.

This is my second one of these, other one lasted about 3 years-I do use it 2 to 3 times a day! Simple to use, great pressure and can do front and back of upper or lower teeth on one tank of water😊

MY ORIGINAL ONE FINALLY FAILED AFTER MANY YEARS. SO I COULD NOT FIND THE SAME ONE AGAIN AND BOUGHT ANOTHER BRAND. IT WAS A PIECE OF JUNK! SO I FOUND MY FAVORITE BRAND AT YOUR STORE, BOTHHT IT AND ITS WONDERFUL!!

PSI / pressure is top notch. I researched based on that. I'm done with wimpy water flossers. I'm not sure what exactly is the difference between pressure and power, which were two of the rate-able factors prompted for me to review.

This is a wonderful product and super powerful! I purchased this because I have a special type of retainer and had to make sure I chose a water flosser that would do the job, this is excellent at removing debris and cleaning my teeth.

This is an excellent glosser with plenty of cleaning pressure and water capacity. Very pleased with purchase and highly recommend purchasing. Quality is excellent and charging capacity is lasts for over a week

Definitely you need to have the water on the warmer side if you have sensitive gums. It is a very powerful waterpik. Definitely start at a weaker setting in the beginning. Lots of splashes and water going down your hand and the unit itself. It's nice that it cleans between the tooth and the gum as well as between the teeth.

It's clumsy to use. The built in pause after 15 seconds use is a fraction of a second and it resumes so fast that water flies around because you don't have enough time to move it to the next area.

I like the functioning, aesthetics. Battery life is just great. But, I didn't care register the product and get rid of the box couple month ago. Now thing turns on for 1 sec and then flashes all lights. When I try to charge it - same story it flashes all lights for few seconds. BTW I had Sonicare toothbrush and it died after 1.5 years. Light (it was just one) was flashing in very similar manner. So, I wouldn't recommend Sonicare brand. For reliability reasons. Thou toothbrush made it past warranty

Seems a poor design to me. when applying it, the water and saliva coat the entire device, so I have to wash it off after every use. Oral B has a wand and hose, so only that part needs rinsing. Sonicare is a convenient size, but still leaves me dissatisfied.