COSLUS Cordless Water Flosser & Dental Pick for Teeth, Braces, Gums Care - Advanced 10 Pressure Settings for Multiple Users, Rechargeable, Portable for Travel, BPA-Free, Black, E40(WFP14)

Excellent product! Works very well! I recently got full mouth permanent implants. This allowed me to clean up along the gum line and underneath the prostheses with ease. Multiple settings allow for a comfortable experience and an efficient job. Many uses between charges.

Works great. Fits great in my hand. Easy to use and refill. Charged quickly. Hoping to see results quickly for my gums.

Works great. Tank runs out quick, but other than that I love it. This is the larger tank from what I found too. It’s a small nit pick, but it’s better than being tethered to a wall socket. Given it’s kinda messy using it in the shower makes the cordless with it. Battery holds up to many uses before needing charged. Easy to hold and comfortable in hand , easy to charge with any usb outlet. I paid 20 for it on sale and it’s worth that, but not the usual price

After having a less than great dental appointment where I needed to get my gums scraped, and ignoring the advice that I got a year ago, I finally broke down to buy a water pic. The ones that I have been exposed to are the old school ones sit on your counter but this one is super cool because it's travel friendly and rechargeable. Comes with a bunch of different attachments and the stream is adjustable. I have to refill mine every three days or so but thats because I'm using it a few times a day! it works very well! The sensitivity you feel can be adjusted using the right attachments and easing off of the stream power, but if you use this along with an electric toothbrush and floss and a good gum rinse, your mouth will feel cleaner than it's ever been.

I bought this for my 11 yr old. He loves flossing now. Does it 2 a day. It’s easy for him to use and is helping his teeth. It’s powerful and great quality

I’ve heard people say I should get a water flosser, but I haven’t ever wanted to spend the money on it. I feel like it is money well spent! an easy way to take better care of your teeth. It has a range of pressure. I like the higher range. I’m surprised When I take it away from my teeth, How much pressure is coming out. It works great! There are several different attachments. Honestly, so far I’ve only used the regular water straw attachment.

Works great. Has decent water control. Decent sized water reservoir. You can grasp it easy enough without fear of dropping it. Way to assemble and easy to use. Comes with instructions, 24 month warranty QR code, 5 different pik attachments, and a cord. Battery seems to last longer than my last water pik. All in all seems like a good buy.

Though I appreciate that this uses rechargeable batteries, the connection on the device side is proprietary instead of being a standard USB port. If the charging cable is lost or damaged, you can't use any of the other USB cables you likely have around for countless other devices.The documentation included is all but worthless. The type is about 4pt in height so it's not legible without a magnifying glass, or scanning it so you can view electronically and zoom in to read it. It's not just the tiny type that's an issue. Whoever designed the manual needs to familiarize themselves with how contrast makes a huge difference in legibility. Black type on a blue background, even light blue is not a good choice. White text on a light blue background is even harder to read. Lastly, the documentation should separate instructions by language rather than having content for 5 different languages intermingled. As provided, it's more difficult to find what you are looking for.The poor documentation would almost be forgivable IF they included a QR code or URL on the printed manual to an electronic / PDF version that could be downloaded. Though the product detail posted on Amazon includes links to PDF documents, those documents don't match the provided printed documentation and appears to be for a different model.Another oversight, there is no storage case, and no stand to hold the tips. Though the unit itself can remain on the counter and exposed, I would not leave the tips laying on the counter, and would prefer to have them standing upright and covered so they're not exposed to the rest of the bathroom.