AquaSonic Aqua Flosser - Cordless Rechargeable Water Flosser for Teeth - Waterproof, Portable Oral Irrigator for Dental Cleaning with 5 Jet Tips – Braces Home Travel

Suggested by a friend who's tried them all . I'm 100% Satisfied with the quality.Teeth and gums feel so clean. Warm water with it at night- before brushing. Power - excellent. Modes and attachments - perfect . I wish the water capacity was bigger, But the size and attachments fit this way . Battery seems to last a very long time before a recharge. Noise level is minimal.

I like this water flosser. I have never used one before so I wasn’t sure how to use it or what to expect. It’s easy to use and does the job quickly. I am glad I went with the smaller version because you can do the entire mouth with plenty of time before running out of water. I do it quickly and get about 1.5 uses with the tank size. I wouldn’t want one with a big water tank because space is limited in my bathroom. The pressure is not super strong but I think it does the job well. It does not feel great if you accidentally hit your tongue with the stream but it’s not super painful. I’m writing this revue after about a week of daily use so I cannot speak to its longevity but it appears to be made well for the price point.

This gave my boyfriend and I a good laugh. When I used it for the first time, I didn't anticipate how strong the flow of water would be, and how far it would shoot without a mouth to block its path. I turned it on over the sink, nozzle facing up, to see how it worked, and it practically pressure washed my ceiling. My boyfriend and I just stood there stunned for about 10 seconds before I had the thought to turn it off.After all our laughter was contained, I was able to use it for it's intended purposes, and it worked quite well! My teeth felt freshly flossed (think post dentist feeling), and I was able to reach my molars/ back teeth with ease, which was why I bought this product, so yay!I have to refill the water about three times per flossing session, which is kind of annoying. It says it will turn off automatically after three minutes, but the water only lasts about 20-30 seconds for me on the normal setting. Besides that, no issues so far!

This is my first water flosser that I’ve ever used. The first few times it was a bit difficult. It took long, I had to keep refilling it and water kept shooting everywhere. But after doing it a few more times I figured it out and it is quick, easy and refreshing! My gums bled like crazy for the first week. The second week there was a HUGE improvement, ZERO blood!!! I like that it is lightweight and not bulky. I would rather have to refill it an extra time or two than have one with a larger heavy bulky water tank. I also love how long the battery lasts! Buy it!

Spent a bit more to get a much better product. Got tired of the less expensive brands/options that stopped working after a few months, mostly because the batteries would no longer charge. This model has a smaller water capacity, but it still does the job, and it's easier to hold and maneuver. Lastly, the power/pulsation is very effective at removing food particles. I still floss at night to breakup the invisible plaque forming between the teeth, but if I had to choose one or the other, hands down it would be this water pick!

I'm happy with this. It doesn't take up much space on the bathroom sink. The color is pretty. It works well. Easy to fill. Easy to clean. Easy to use. Just what you'd expect. It isn't loud.

I bought this wanting to step up my mouth hygiene game in 2025. Here are my honest thoughts:Pros-I think the “normal” head works well although I’m hoping it is actually doing something.I believe I’m doing it right - just shooting from the front through each tooth and as inside of or underneath the gums as I can.Cons-There is a learning curve on using the device.The regular head on the Normal speed is what I tried first and sprayed my tongue and lip and got water everywhere. You really have to keep your mouth closed and not have it pointing at your lip or tongue cuz then it hurts when you turn on. I feel as tho the Slow setting will work but I’ll use it more to be sure.It runs out in 15-20secs. I am not exaggerating. So you have to run it through as many teeth as you can and then stop to refill it (on both normal and slow) But it runs out every 20s so that is a bit unexpected and disappointing.The periodontal nozzle doesn’t seem to work well. I’d say the normal nozzle on normal or slow could work if you focus, but again you have to close your mouth or the water gets everywhere so you can’t really see, and gotta go by feel.I understand that water will fill up our cheeks or continuously spill out of our mouths so water gets everywhere. It’s racially water flossing so I guess I have to put up with that. We don’t have those cool suckers like at the dentist.The tongue scrapper attachment doesn’t work at all. Sorry but being real. Just use floss or one of those metal things lolPpl said it’s loud, and it is. Nothing can be done about that.Happy flossing!

It literally Works soooo well..... perfect size, and perfect amount of water, as well.. love the fact that it is portable.. my one and only issue with it is that when you are ready to charge it , you have to remove the little teeny attachment plug that plugs the charging hole.... and I feel like it is just a matter of time before I end up losing this little teeny plug.. and then it will be no good- bc water will be able to get into the inside of it.... it will be ruined then. I just feel like it would have been 100% better, if they would have actually made it where the little plug stayed attached to Waterpark machine and u could simply pull out, but it stayed on machine while charging. And then just plug it back in. But instead, you have to keep track of a teeny tiny plug. Because it is such an important part of this Waterpick. It works be absolutely awful if lost.. so that's my only complaint. Other than that- it works so well. And love the fact that it has a carying case included, as well.. :):)