Water Dental Flosser Cordless for Teeth: Portable Oral Irrigator Rechargeable Collapsible Travel Teeth Cleaner with Case, 4 Modes with DIY, 5 Jet Tips, IPX7 Waterproof for Teeth Cleaning

I borrowed my son’s on a recent 10 day trip to Greece. It worked so well. Never needed to be plugged in to recharge. Easy to use, compact in its own travel case. So good I ordered one for myself. I am now on a trip to Mexico and am using it 2X a day without any issues.

I've gone through two previous water pics and this is the best for packability in that it breaks down great and has a nice and sturdy travel case included. Just got it a week ago so nt sure about long-term durability but cleans teeth well so at this point I recommend it.

The flosser works well, with good pressure and is very portable. But after a few uses, the gasket where the flossing tool connects to the unit LEAKS like crazy, and water spews EVERYWHERE while in use!! I have tried removing and re-installing the flossing tool, but it continues to leak and make a big mess. Just wish I could take care of this flaw, otherwise I guess I should just use it and refill it in the shower.

At first I wasn't sure if I was going to like it but the one I had somehow wasn't working and I was traveling and it had batteries and it didn't fold like this one does in a beautiful compact case and this one is charged with a cord which is included that you can put in your USB.Anyway, it has several tools again, a carrying case and it folds up so the whole unit is perfect. Compact at first I couldn't get the tool to work but I was looking to snap in the tool for cleaning where it slightly screws in that way you don't have any leakage. It's really wonderful. I did have to fill it twice but one bottle of water did the trick. I charged it when I got to my destination and therefore it was ready to use fairly quickly.

It comes in a travel pouch and it holds everything you need. It’s easy to put together and holds enough water. Comfortable to hold and has good pressure to clean the in between spaces. Different settings for strength needed. Very happy with it!

If this review helps in any way Positive or Negative Please hit HELPFUL!!! It will help encourage me to continue my real reviews of products I've purchased. I've used a WaterPik many years for home water flossing, but now needed portable Water flosser for travel away from home.Likes: *Contacting Product support had a PDF copy of manual in my inbox in less than a day (Knew manual would probably answer some product questions I had) *Clean product design with Bayonet mount of fill cap and cover to device give great protection *I picked this over the name brand water flosser because it runs on a rechargeable battery. *Charging was easy flosser worked first time and for the six times I've used it so far * I really like this device as it works so easily and the programming is very intuitive. For example there are four flosser settings: Normal/Soft/Pulse/Nasal, and first time on flosser defaults to normal setting. You can change the settings by pressing the mode button while flossing. Flosser starts up on last setting used. I've found this useful as my dentist recommended using the soft setting for water flossing. * The flip up feature for the flosser tip is nice in that it saves you from having to unscrew the tip for storage after each use *By design you can't use this product while charging * I also like that this flosser stores nicely both in case and actually just the flosser itself with cap and cup if you don't want to bring the case along for just one person on a short trip * This product can also be used to flush out your sinuses, but I never will use it for that so someone else can tell us how well that feature works. For me I'll stick to a Neti pot for flushing my sinuses. * Coupon reducing low price even lower was nice too :)Dislikes: * I would prefer having the charger terminals on the other side of the water fill tank when in use. Not that I'm a person that will want to charge while using just that I think it would solve a lot of potential problems that may occur from having the charging port continually exposed to water and moisture. * For some reason the bayonet feature for attaching water tank filled is very difficult to use. I'm not sure if it is due to tight fit of gasket or something else. Is not a major problem but it fits so tightly that there are times I have not even locked the water reservoir in place because it already was on so tight from the gasket. *Found that the flosser seemed to leak water if extra pressure put on tip. Solution was to not put pressure on tip against tooth. * Charging cable is very product defendant would be nice if we had two so there was one as a spare * Very minor but from pictures you could think maybe that you are going to receive six tips instead of the five providedYes I'd buy this product again and recommend it to friends. Portable is not as easy as permanent, but it is portable.Thank you for reading my review:Again Please give this review a thumbs up. It is real. I do answer questions if in comments. I've been on Amazon as a customer for over twenty years, and now a top 500 reviewer. I don't get compensated for my reviews. (Not that I wouldn't like to be.) I pay for Amazon Prime so I get any of the perks that come with my Prime membership.

Can’t believe I ever went without this. Works great. Battery lasts for a month, extremely portable, good pressure.

(Edit: I revised this down to 3 stars. It became so cumbersome to use that it was not leaving my suitcase. If one is in a situation with very little space for these pieces to dry, it was a hassle. Now I have this one with the long name: Portable Water Flosser for Teeth Professional Cordless Dental Oral Irrigator, Tankless and Rechargeable IPX7 Waterproof Dental Water Flosser for Home) This is a replacement for a travel irrigator which had lost its oomph. It was a must to purchase one with a case, and this hard, zippered case is sturdy and quite compact, really like that. The unit has adequate power. The design is clever, but has the drawback that assembly is definitely hands-on, as in make sure your hands are clean to pull down the suction rod and to re-assemble for transport/storage. I have placed a small hydrophilic packet (from a pill bottle) in the cup to absorb moisture when the parts may not be quite dry during travel. When home again, I’d advise a trip through the dishwasher for the cup, and allowing everything to dry thoroughly before storage.

produto muito bom, entrega foi no prazo estipulado, realmente valeu a pena a compra. muito obrigada

I have a counter top water flosser from a major brand, but also need a water flosser for travel; in particular, one I can take to Europe. The YaFex is compact and has a USB power cord, making it quite suitable for my trip and for future travels. My YaFex arrived a few days ago and I gave it a 2-day test run before putting it into my suitcase.The YaFex needs a little setting up. My counter top water flosser has 10 pressure settings, ranging from 10 to 100 psi; whereas, the YaFex has pressure settings ranging from 40 to 120 psi. With the counter top, the desired psi setting is selected with a dial. However, with the YaFex, the DYI button is used to select the desired psi setting, and that takes a little fiddling. Once the desired setting is reached, the unit remembers its setting forever after.The YaFex is very easy to open up for use and to pack back together again. On most (maybe all) of the very small water flossers, the water reservoir doubles as the protective cover. Many of them have the reservoir permanently attached to the device's body; the reservoir slides up and down. Often on these, the fill opening at the top of the device is small, and it's like trying to fill a pop bottle from the sink faucet. With the YaFex, the reservoir is a separate cup-like piece that is removed, filled and attached to the device's bottom end.As is common to tiny and very compact water flossers, the YaFex tip is stored right in the device, so there's no need for an extra storage place for it. Also the water nozzle extending down into the reservoir slides into and out of the device, reaching to within a millimetre or so of the bottom of the reservoir. This piece is made of stainless steel.When in use, the YaFex is relatively quiet, quieter than my counter top water flosser. At 240 ml, the reservoir holds enough water to easily floss all of my teeth. The on-off switch is pressed once and doesn't need to be constantly held while the device is being used, making it easy to turn the device to keep the tip always pointed at the teeth as it moves around the dental arch. The charge is quick, faster than I expected, but maybe it didn't need much charge. I don't know. When the charger is in place, all four lights lit up, with the Normal light (the top one) flashing on and off; when charging is complete the Normal light quits flashing.Con: The USB power cable has a different end at the device than does other USB cables (see photos). This means that the cell phone cable can't charge the YaFex. Having one more cable in the suitcase isn't a huge problem, but it's one more thing to keep track of. Also, the cap over the device's charging bay is removable and can become lost; this is unlike many devices that have a flip-up cover.Based on what I learned in my 2-day test, I'm confident that I'll like my YaFex water flosser. If I remember, I'll edit this review when I return from Europe.My Yafex worked perfectly for the 3 week trip. I only needed to charge it once and I used it 2 to 3 times daily. The only problem was that the cap over the charging bay fell out and became lost.

Out of the box everything looks fine. Nice case all contained within. Initially charged it overnight and it lasted less than one minute the next morning. Charged it again for 12 hours, but again it ran out of power very quickly. Tried one more time....this time fully drained the charge and left it charging for 2 days. Same poor performance again. It's quite a lot of money for a flosser so I assumed it would be pretty good. Returned and ordered another make at less than half the price. We'll see how that one goes.

This was a replacement for a much more expensive electric water flosser that died within a few months of purchase. It recharges via USB and runs for several weeks on a single charge and packs easily into a compact travel case. I recommend this water flosser and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

I had my doubts regarding the power of the water stream but it surprised me. For something so compact, it did a great job....almost comparable to the countertop waterpik system. The travel case is also handy as it keep everything together so you aren't losing attachments. Fortunately you can charge it with your phone cable so you don't have to carry around other adapters.