Cordless Pulse 3100 Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser for Teeth, Gums, Braces Care and Travel with 2 Flossing Tips, Waterproof for Shower Use, ADA Accepted, WF-20 White, Amazon Exclusive

I bought this as a gift for a friend who has braces, and according to him it has been one of the best things he’s added to his dental care routine. He liked it so much that he even asked me again for the product link so he could recommend it directly to his orthodontist. Personally, I’ve been using the Waterpik Aquarius for about two years now, and it completely changed the way I approach oral hygiene. Because of that experience, I already trusted the brand before buying this portable version, and it definitely lived up to expectations. My friend travels constantly, and he says this has become an essential item in his travel bag because it’s practical, easy to carry, and still powerful enough to keep his teeth and braces clean while away from home. Overall, Waterpik continues to impress me with the quality and reliability of their products. Highly recommended brand.

I couldn’t be more pleased. Battery life is amazingly long. Appreciate the compact design. Way less expensive than the larger bulky ones. Ease of use, although takes a bit of practice. Really works well and removes what flossing leaves behind. * use warm water if you have sensitive teeth * I have recommended this product to others.

The main reason I only rated this product 4 stars is because the reservoir is limited in it's water capacity, which means you have to re-fill it several times (depending on how much water flossing you do). On the positive side, the battery seems to last a long time, it is powerful enough to get the job done, it is lightweight and you could probably take it traveling (if you have a larger suitcase), it feels really good on your gums. I purchased this product for a couple trouble areas at the rear of my teeth that seems to trap more debris than other areas of my teeth....so it works great for reaching the back areas of your teeth, but like I said, the water tank kind of empties out relatively fast, but if you just leave the water running on low, once it empties out, you can quickly fill it back up and continue working on your teeth. You just might have to re-fill it several times in one sitting.

A water flosser is a dental cleaning miracle! Its powerful pulsed water stream effectively penetrates gumlines and tight spaces where brushes cannot reach, flushing away food debris and loose plaque. It greatly reduces gum inflammation and maintains periodontal health, making it a perfect tool for implant or brace wearers.

I have never used a water flosser and there is a learning curve. The first time I used it, I read the directions and scanned the QR code and watched a video that shared tips. I thought I had a good understanding. Nope. I managed to spray the mirror and counter, somehow managing to miss the wall. Each time I was determined to get it right and I’d end up accidentally opening my mouth or taking the unit out of my mouth when it’s running out of water without turning it off. It does get better. The Waterpik flosser works better than dental floss. I ate popcorn and used the Waterpik. I then flossed afterwards and found no food particles that were missed. I have a spot between a crown and the tooth behind it and I think it’s called a spacer by my dentist. Everything gets stuck in there, but the Waterpik flosser gets it out. Celery, popcorn, you name it, the Waterpik gets it out. One thing my dentist cautioned me on was to keep it on the lower setting. I have got to the point that I can fill up the reservoir with warm water and am able to do all of my teeth, including the outer and inner side of each one. It’s worth the learning curve and I feel as though my teeth are cleaner. I have used it several times and I have not had to charge it up yet. Update: I went to the dentist this week after using the Waterpik for six months. My gums were tested for healthiness (apparently this is done every two - three years) and my gums were in better shape than the last time, three years ago. I told the dental hygienist that I started using the Waterpik the week before my last appointment six months prior and she agreed that the flossed has contributed to the health of my gums. This flosser really works.

Love this Waterpik! Easy to fill, charge, and works great! Happy customer!

Updated review, 04/03/26: The second Waterpik Cordless I received about six months ago leaked from the moment I first used it, so - like the first one I owned that lasted 18 months - this one has to live on a folded paper towel to prevent it creating a little pool of water on the sink surround. It works well, but I am unable to see that the design of it has changed in any way since I bought the first one. That suggests that the manufacturer is not troubled by reviews such as mine that question the quality of their product. Next time I need a water flosser I'll look elsewhere. Original review: I am having my second Waterpik cordless flosser delivered today. The reason I'm buying again a product to which I've given only three stars is that I'm not aware of any alternative similar product. If there were one, I'd definitely try it out. I owned the first one for a year and a half. Personally, I consider that unsatisfactory, but you will find reviewers whose flossers lasted far less than that. Here's what happened with the first one: I bought it almost exactly 18 months ago. It worked OK for about a year, being used once a day, every day. At some point the two-speed switch stopped offering a slower speed: I don't know quite when, because I always use it on high speed. Around its first anniversary the base started leaking slowly, so I stood it on a folded paper towel when not using it. The problem was not severe, because there was very little water left to leak after use. Nevertheless, not very good. A week ago it refused to charge. This turned out not to be a defective battery but a problem with the USB-C connection on the side. This connection is "protected" against water by a rather awkward rubber plug, but it doesn't seal very well. While troubleshooting it, it became clear that the USB-C is picky, and some plugs won't work at all. Possibly certain chargers don't work either. I urge potential buyers to read all the reviews before making their purchasing decision. It is clear from the reviews as a whole that a) the quality of construction leaves something to be desired; b) the company can be unhelpful when it comes to warranty claims. You will have to be the judge as to whether these potential issues justify the asking price. As I said, I'm purchasing a second one right now. If this doesn't do better than the previous one, I'll look elsewhere next time.

If you’re like me and love keeping your smile fresh without dealing with cords or clunky devices, the Waterpik Cordless Pulse is a total game changer. It’s lightweight, easy to hold, and perfect for on-the-go oral care—whether you’re traveling, at work, or just don’t feel like being tethered to an outlet. The pressure is strong enough to give that deep-clean feeling without being harsh, and the rechargeable battery actually lasts longer than I expected. Plus, the compact design makes it super easy to store or toss into a bag. I’m giving it 4 stars only because the water reservoir is a bit small, so you might need to refill once depending on how thorough you go. But honestly? For the convenience and how clean my teeth feel afterward—it’s absolutely worth it. Perfect for anyone wanting an easy, portable upgrade to their dental routine! 🦷✨

Good option and good delivery

Great product

Muy buena compra, me ayuda mucho a la limpieza de mis brackets y además la batería le dura muchísimo

Excelente! Buena presión y buenos materiales. Mejor que otros de su tipo y precio

Delivery as promised and item was great! Thanks to the seller!