Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 Oral Irrigator - Water Flosser for Teeth, Gums and Dental Care, Black (Model HX3826/33)

This is a massive upgrade from string floss for my gum health. It cleans effectively and holds enough water for a full session, though the physical design has a minor hygiene trap you need to watch out for. Pros: Effective Quad Stream tip: I’ve stuck with the included "Quad Stream" nozzle and found it does an excellent job pushing water between tight teeth. It feels much less harmful to my gums than traditional floss. One tank is enough: The 250ml reservoir holds a decent amount of water. In practice, I find I can get a full clean done on a single fill without needing to stop and top it up. Convenient USB-C charging: A major practical plus is the USB-C port. Instead of being tethered to a shaver socket in the bathroom, I can just use the phone cables I already have on my bedside table. Cons: Hygiene trap in the seam: There is a thin seam where the top of the unit (the nozzle attachment point) meets the main body. Water tends to sit in this gap, and I’ve noticed it turning mouldy/dirty over time if not scrubbed out. Button placement: Depending on how you hold the unit, your thumb might naturally hover over the controls. I sometimes accidentally knock the power button mid-floss, which restarts the program. I bought this primarily because I wanted a more convenient alternative to string floss that wouldn't irritate my gums. In terms of performance, it has been excellent. The device is generally easy to hold and manoeuvre around the mouth, and the pressure is strong enough to clear debris from tight gaps without causing bleeding. However, living with it for a while revealed a couple of design oversights. While the handle is comfortable, the button placement means I occasionally reset the device while trying to reach back teeth. More annoyingly, the build-up of grime in the top seam is a bit of a pain; you have to keep an eye on it to stop it from getting gross. If you find string flossing a chore or too harsh on your gums, this is a fantastic alternative that fits easily into a modern routine (especially thanks to USB-C charging). Just be prepared to give the top seam a scrub now and then to keep it clean.

I've been using this cordless water flosser for a while now and it has genuinely improved my daily oral care routine. From the moment you start using it you can tell it's built with thoughtful features that make flossing easier and more effective than traditional string floss. One of the things I really like is how easy it is to use. The water reservoir is generous and holds enough for a full clean without having to refill mid-way, and you can fill it either by twisting off the tank or by using the side fill door which saves fuss. The cordless design and included travel pouch mean it feels a lot more approachable for daily use and for trips away. It offers two modes and three intensity levels, so you can tailor the water flow to your comfort and need. Clean mode gives a steady stream for everyday use, while the Deep Clean pulses to help dislodge more stubborn debris. The tip rotates 360 degrees so it's easier to reach those tricky spots at the back of your mouth. You really feel the difference compared to just brushing or string floss. The unique Quad Stream tip sends water jets in multiple directions which covers more surface area between teeth and along the gum line and that really adds up in terms of effectiveness. The battery life is solid too. A single charge lasts for around two weeks of regular use which is handy if packing it for a short trip. Charging via USB makes it simple to top up from a laptop or power bank. There are a few minor downsides. It isn't the quietest device and can be a bit bulky compared to simpler handheld models, and replacement tips are pricier than some rivals. But in terms of performance and ease of use I've found it worth it. I think this is a quality cordless water flosser that actually encourages you to floss more often and feels easy to use every day. I am happy with my purchase.

This is a good water flosser that provides a good clean of the gums. It works differently to the previous iteration of the Philips Sonicare water flosser which provided more of a forceful shot of water whereas this gives a constant stream. The water tank is quite large which make it tricky to hold for people with smaller hands especially if it is wet. The charging port is type USB-A but comes with a plug that works in a razor socket. Overall happy with the clean this provides and will see how it lasts.

Regular floss just doesn't work for me - threads get caught, it feels fiddly, and I’d usually skip it. This Philips oral irrigator changed that. It doesn’t snag, is dead easy to use, and somehow turns what used to be a chore into something I actually stick with. For me, it’s the difference between flossing or not. The device itself feels solid and well-built. The water reservoir is generous enough to do all my teeth in one go, and the range of power settings and modes gives me control depending on how thorough I want to be. I also like that it comes with two different heads - I can pick the one that suits how I’m feeling that day. Battery life has been excellent; after a year of use, I’ve only needed to charge it a couple of times, which keeps the routine low maintenance. I feel like my teeth are noticeably cleaner now, and it's especially useful for those times where you get something stuck in your teeth. Overall, it’s done exactly what I needed it to: replaced a frustrating part of my dental care with something reliable and simple to keep up. In this sense, and the fact it’s the most reliable water flosser I’ve had thus far, the value for money has been very good.

I’ve been using the Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 for a while now, and honestly, it’s changed my dental routine for the better. Here’s the scoop on why I think this gadget is a game changer. The design is a total win. The water container detaches, making refills and cleaning super simple. I’m all about keeping things tidy, and this design makes it easy to maintain. Now, let’s talk performance. This flosser gets the job done fast and effectively, zapping food debris from between my teeth in no time. I’ve noticed I’m using less water and spending less time in the bathroom, which is pretty awesome. It’s also perfect for travel. The flosser’s light and compact, and the USB-A charging is a dream. It’s just like charging my phone—no fuss, no muss. But, it’s not all perfect. My only gripe? The charging end on the Flosser is a two-pin. Why not both USB-C? It would make life that much easier without the need of carrying another charging cable abroad. Bottom line—The Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser 3000 is pretty much my new favorite thing in the bathroom. Despite the minor annoyance with the charging cable, I’d recommend it to anyone looking to up their oral hygiene game without adding hassle to their daily routine.

Bought in October and did a great job of clearing the teeth of unwanted food. However it became completely unresponsive by January, died completely. It should last longer than four months no matter how good it is.

Good and powerful dental floss. I loved it

Worked well for a year but just in time for its anniversary it now stopped working properly. Simply turns off after a few seconds and needs a lot of encouragement to turn on again only to turn itself off after a second or two. Very annoying. I guess it now goes to the electronic tip for recycling. What I liked is the large water tank and the powerful stream. Long battery live was a plus. Doesn't have USB-C charging port which I think is a must have these days. Already found a much cheaper replacement and won't go for the same model again.