Philips SonicareCordless Power Flosser 3000, Water Flosser with Innovative Quad Stream Technology, Oral Irrigator with 2 Flossing Modes and 3 Intensity Levels, Ergonomic Design, Mint, HX3826/24

This water flosser has all the other beat. My teeth have been searching for a waterpik like this one and I’m so glad I decided to try this one. It charges quickly, holds more than enough water to get the job done and has plenty of power for a cordless device. It functions better than I expected and is easy to hold. It’s also much quieter than the other devices I’ve used like this one. My dental health is definitely going to reap the rewards of this purchase. Definitely value for the money.

Works great. Easy to use and not tied to a water tank.

Works good has plenty of power. But for a travel item it doesn’t come with a case

I freaked out when I discovered my old water flosser was hiding black mold. It was always a pain to use because the kinky cord would twist, hooked to the boxy water container and electric cord needing to be plugged in. I spent time looking at various models, specifically cordless. This one is lightweight and has a USB cord that makes recharging simple. Freedom from the cord and the water box made a huge difference. I keep it clean by running a dilute water vinegar rinse through after several uses. I always detach the water container and turn it upside down to air dry after use. The difference is that I don't hate using it as I did the other one. I often skipped that hassle. Now, with a quick fill this Sonicare is ready to go. The proof was in my most recent dental cleaning. Every darn time I'd go I'd have bleeding gums which has stopped. No more. I like the pulsing action. The narrow jet of water that all flossers have takes a little practice to control. This one is ergonomic, and relatively light in the hand which makes it easy to use.

This was bought as a replacement for a waterpik I had forever. The sonicare is so much better than the waterpik! I love how easy it is to keep clean and dry. The tank completely unscrews from the top of the device. My old waterpik did not do this and got buildup inside the tank which was totally inaccessible to clean.

I purchased this power flosser because I thought it would make flossing easier. A friend allowed me to use it. It works well, but is messy and very large. Holding it close to every tooth is pretty awkward. I returned it. I'd rather use floss for a couple of minutes. This flosser also requires filling with water a few times for adequate flossing.

I had tried the classic Waterpik years ago. It had a generous reservoir, but plugged into 120 volts and the hose was way too stiff, coiled and short. It was a ridiculous mess.Then I tried the cordless. Better, but the overall design felt like the first gen of something from a crowdfunded startup.The Sonicare version is a bit nicer: Battery lasts similar or better than their toothbrush at more than a week of uses. In other words, it should last a vacation without charging. Strength feels better or at least more refined than the cordless Waterpik. I really like the rubber tip design. The reservoir is easy to use and the intake hose is weighted, making the most of low water level at different awkward positions.

Item was defective. The floss nozzles did not clip in properly and when you turned it on, the water flowing through it popped the head off. The nozzle release button did not work properly to keep the nozzle in place.