Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000, 4 Nozzles, White | 150% Better Gum Health¹, Quad Stream Technology, 2 Floss Modes,3 Pressure Levels, IPX7 Waterproof, 4 Nozzles, White HX3827/21

I'm new to water flossers. But I like this one. Couple things for those you don't know. Basically this is a high pressure garden hose you put in your mouth. Big fan of this one because it's cordless. If you want to bring it in the shower with you, you can. They're pretty messy because you've got a garden hose in your mouth. Its simple to use. Fill the reservoir up, plug in the sprayer head and turn it on. The reservoir quantity seems fine. It'll run for maybe a minute with that. If you need to fill it up again, you can easily. There are different settings. I run it on the highest setting, but the pressure feels fine. Its seems to make the teeth cleaner. I can imagine if you had braces using this would be very helpful. I don't believe it replaces flossing but would seem complementary. I think it would be definitely something you would want to add to your daily routine. P51.

Switched from a battery-powered toothbrush to this about six months ago and my teeth feel cleaner and don't look as yellow. My dentist even commented that I was taking better care of my teeth. It goes more than two weeks between charges, fits compactly in a carry-on, and the timer is helpful. I especially like the different brush heads that are available, particularly the flossing brush. I believe it to be a good value considering its effectiveness. Wish I'd gotten it sooner.

Powerful. Great design for traveling... you can store the 3 inch-long detachable, plastic tip inside of the (detachable) water container. There's a hole at the bottom of the black body that is designed to receive the base of this detachable, plastic tip. Read the manual.

I've had this about 2 weeks and it does its job reasonably well. It doesn't come close to working as well as the no-longer-available Philips Air Flosser but it does work. After my Air Flosser died, I put off buying a water flosser because they were corded, messy, and recommended for use in the shower. When I saw this one it seemed like it might work... Here's what I've learned: - While the water stream does not completely stop at any time, it does pulse to help move between teeth with less mess. - It is cordless so can be easily used in or out of a shower. - The combo of pulsing and cordless and easy access to the power button allow me to use it without a mess. After brushing, I do one quadrant at a time with no drips or dribbles from me or the unit! - The tank size is sufficient for me to do my whole mouth, but the side "quick fill" hole makes it super simple to refill. - It works. It doesn't have the power of the air flosser, but definitely works. - I love the mint green color! It'll do until Philips brings back the Air Flosser!

This is slowly saving my teeth and gums. It's a great plus to my dental care routine. It's quick and easy to use, and does indeed travel well.

My dentist recommended getting a waterpik for cleaning my gums; I saw this one and thought it might be more effective at that job. It's not. It has a poor design, especially for the price, and it's a genuine pain in the neck to use. First, the water reservoir doesn't hold enough water to actually get through a complete cleaning (unless you're missing a lot of teeth). You'll be refilling it at least once during a cleaning, which means you have to turn it off, unhook the reservoir, fill it, and resume. Second, it's incredibly messy; when you turn it on you expect water to shoot out of the cleaning head (naturally), but it also shoots out of a hole in the back of the unit, spraying your hand, the wall, or whatever else gets in the way. I've learned to position a finger over the hole so that most of the water doesn't escape, but there doesn't seem to be a way to stop the leaks. I'm not sure why it's dong this, but it's aggravating. Third, the stream of water really isn't strong enough to do much flossing, possibly because half of it is flowing out the back of the unit and reducing the water pressure. Even the "deep clean" setting is too weak. Fourth, the unit is thick and a little heavy, not a great idea for smaller hands, and the position of the controls on the handle make it difficult to actually see the settings when you're trying to use it. You're supposed to start it up with the nozzle facing the sink, then apply it to your mouth, which guarantees spraying water over something. I've learned to start with the nozzle in my mouth to keep things neat. Fifth, it comes with two different cleaning heads, and neither one really seems to do a great job. You're supposed to store the other head inside the reservoir--there's a little hole where it fits--but the slightest bump dislodges it so it sinks to the bottom of the reservoir. Sixth, it isn't quiet at all--I have a Sonicare electric toothbrush that's been criticized in reviews for being too noisy, and this thing is at least twice as loud. Seventh, it doesn't come with any kind of a charging stand, but instead requires that you pull up a rubber cover and insert the specialized charging cable into the device. I really can't recommend it. If you need a water-streaming device to clean your gums, look elsewhere.

Finally! A powerful water-pic that actually works. I use this product every day. I have dental implants and need a jet strong enough to remove any debris that may collect around my implant posts. Since I started using this product my hygienist has been amazed at the improvement in the health of my gum line. It has adjustable power settings for those that do not need a strong water jet. The battery life is also very good. It will last until I start to think I should probably recharge it! This my second time to purchase the Sonicare Flosser. I used the first one for a couple of years before it needed replacing, so I know it is worth the price.

I followed the instructions carefully but could not get the spray to pulse. Even if it did pulse, I am not sure I would like it. My mouth was flooded with water on the lowest setting. In addition, I find the size to be bulky to hold. This was replacing an earlier Philips model that stopped working after a number of years of happy use. The older one is slim like an electric toothbrush. I went to Ebay and bought a new in the box duplicate of the one that stopped working. I see now from reading other reviews that this is a water flosser and my previous one is an air flosser. The air flosser shoots air mixed with water. It does an excellent job. An air flosser can have a smaller water tank and a slimmer profile. Pluses to me.

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Vraiment parfait en complément du brossage de dent!! Nettoie super bien!!

The product was good, but the packaging came soaked. Since the inside wasn’t really damaged and the product was new, I accepted. Philips has changed the charging port to a more proprietary charging port like the Philips chargers ( as available in Dubai with the C charging port) which is inconvenient as I’ve discarded the charging wire assuming it is a C port! My fault but while most are moving towards the universal C port ( including Apple), Philips wants to move away! Else the product is good, but not really value for money with cheaper, equally good variants available.

I’ve bought the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 3000 three times now—once for myself and twice as gifts—and it’s been a hit every time! The Quad Stream technology makes flossing feel effortless and super effective. It leaves your mouth feeling incredibly clean, and my dentist even gave it a thumbs up at my last checkup! I also love how quiet it is—way quieter than other water flossers I’ve tried. The cordless design makes it super convenient for travel or small bathrooms, and the battery life is solid. Everyone I’ve gifted it to has loved it, and I honestly can’t imagine my dental routine without it now. Totally worth it for healthier gums and a fresher smile!

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