20 Best Electric Toothbrush And Water Flosser Combo (Jan 2023 Update)

I love this waterpik/toothbrush combo! When I bought it, we were in the process of moving so it went into storage for 9 months. By the time I took it out to use (over a year), the battery was completely dead, but Waterpic send me a replacement at no-charge (THANK YOU!). I use to use a separate electric toothbrush and waterpic, but this takes the cake. The size is perfect since it doesn't take up too much space on my vanity, and I appreciate the various speed settings for both functions, but most of all … the cord doesn't get twisted and goes right back into position easily. Keep inventing great products and I'll keep buying.Carolina Girl

My dentist recommended this product, said she uses one herself. I don't know if I could ever go back to needing 2 separate devices to clean my teeth. And, having the flosser work through the brush makes it much easier to to control where the stream is going. I did run into one problem: after several months, the flosser started to run by itself at random times (like the middle of the night!). I had to keep it unplugged when I wasn't using it. But I had an online live chat with a Waterpik support person, and they sent a new unit as a replacement.geo.

The Sonic-Fusion® Professional 2.0 has exceeded my expectations! The toothbrush and flosser and very powerful and left my teeth very fresh and clean. This product doesn't take up much counter space and charges quickly. I have previously used a different electric toothbrush that did not reach all of my teeth. This Waterpik toothbrush reaches the back and sides of all my teeth. I love the flosser because I honestly hate traditional flossing and this one ensures I use it daily. It does the work for you – what more could you need? So far I have been noticing that my teeth aren't as sensitive. I can consume cold/hot food and drinks. Previously I had to do avoid this due to extreme sensitivity. I like that you can choose your own water settings or cleaning modes. Brushing your teeth has never been more fun and interesting! I think it is worth the price. You get 2 amazing products in one and it will definitely last longer than a manual brush.kari89

I have been using my Sonic Fusion for about a year now. I bought it at the Kennewick Wa BB&B. The way I use it is this: First I brush and floss like normal. Then I fill the Sonic Fusion reservoir with warm water and a few table spoons of mouth wash. I load the tooth brush with tooth paste and push the brush only button. I brush with the electric tooth bush for about a minute before I push the water floss button and brush and floss simultaneously. Of course this washes away the tooth paste but the mouth wash also has a cleaning effect when you brush and floss simultaneously. I just went to the dentist two days ago after using the Sonic fusion for the past year. My Hygienist said my mouth was so clean and healthy she had no work to do in there. Then she gave me the Cleanest Mouth Award. I highly recommend this product especially if you have problem teeth and gums. My mouth has never been so clean and my Hygienist would attest to that. I sincerely hope this review will help someone to better oral heath and better health overall.Thomas

The Waterpik Sonic-Fusion Flossing toothbrush is amazing and great. It flosses your teeth/gums while brushing. Overall my teeth and gums have improved a great deal. Highly recommend this product. Also, my dentist is impressed with the results. I also ordered a couple additional tooth brushes as I change the brushes every 3 months. Good to have extra on hand.Patti

On the strong urging of my dental hygienist I bought this unit. 4 months later the stain on my teeth was really not any different than it had been, so the benefit of the brushing cycle is quite doubtful over doing a half-decent job with a toothbrush. However, the pressurized water-flossing was easy to use and seemed to remove all particles of food matter from between the teeth. But this critique is anecdotal. Maybe it will do a better job for folks who have other dental brushing-based issues. Now, the worse part: The unit failed to charge after only 4 months. Somebody had told me to unplug the unit when not in use but there is no instruction to that effect. This also makes no sense give the charging is inductive, and any reasonable design would assume the unit remains plugged in at all times. Perhaps this failure of the battery or its charging circuit is an anomaly, but it should never happen. Hence the rating of 4, which really should probably be a 2 except I would continue using both the brushing and irrigation (flossing) features were the unit still functional. I returned it for a replacement (3-year warranty) and I await its arrival as I write this. Notwithstanding what I've noted, still I would recommend this over other models or brands because of its features. It really does a good job, especially useful for those who have become sloppy in brushing. Part of that is because there is a timer that pauses the brush cycle 3 times so you know when to move on to the next layer of teeth (posterior and anterior of upper and lower). For that alone it can be invaluable, quite apart from the effective flossing feature. Final note: The replacement brushes are not cheap!JimN3JT

Used many years ago a different brand of water floss, this one is better in all aspects. Definitely will keep using WaterPik in the future. The pressure dial is very easy to use and set, after a week of progressive increments I can use it at 10 without any discomfort and my teeth looks and feels super clean. Been using electric toothbrushes for many years, but this is the first time using a sonic one, I'm amazed, hope my oral hygienist is as pleasantly surprised as I am. Was a little concern about a few bad reviews concerning the battery on the toothbrush, please, do read the instructions: one initial 24 hours charge, then 1 hour weekly when the indicator shows 1 bar only. Do not leave the toothbrush on the charging base. It's your fault if you damage the battery. Mine works as expected.GARP

With the introduction of the new Water Pik Complete Care CC-01, Water Pik has refined the design beyond anything they've previously offered. I've owned this model for a month and it's a beautiful and functional appliance – I'm really happy with it! Here are a few of the many nice features worth mentioning on this model: * The magnetic cradle firmly accepts the pik when you're done using it * The Sonic toothbrush is lightweight and compact, yet feels solid in your hand * The toothbrush has 3 modes of operation for cleaning, whitening and massage * The hinged reservoir lid makes it easy to fill the reservoir * The knurled metal water pressure dial feels solid and expensive The unit features many thoughtful touches. Glossy white plastic with chrome trim looks very upscale and gives a classy appearance. It's compact and takes slightly less counter space than my previous Water Pik (which did not have a toothbrush). I've owned various models of Water Pik for more than 30 years and this one is by far the most appealing. It's easy and satisfying to use. It's a beautiful complement to any bathroom and you're sure to enjoy owning it!StevieJ

I love this product, but the toothbrush battery only lasts about a year. They do not make replacements! I had to buy a whole new unit which seems crazy because I don't need the waterpik part. I now own 2 complete units and refuse to buy a third. I now use the waterpik, but brush with an Oral-B.Flip41

Ok, if you want strong, powerful, and effective then this is the set for you. I really liked the wireless inductive charging unit, lithium ion batteries rechargeable. The sonic toothbrush has 3 modes: A. Clean for standard mode for Superior teeth cleaning, B. Soft-gently cleans teeth and sensitive areas, C. Massage-stimulates gums with gentle pulsation, my gums actually tickle. The brush produces 31,000 brush strokes per minute according to the box Has a nice, clean, modern design, easy uncomplicated design. The oral irrigator is strong, the first time that I used it I think it shot 4 ft across the room! According to the box it says the water pressure is from 40-90 PSI with 1400 pulses/min, the water tank is easy holding 150ml of water. My mouth feel cleaner after using this set. Not only does it clean my teeth but it also has some features that have spoiled me such as the 2 minute auto shut off timer, which I like because my dentist said to brush for a minimum of 2 minutes, and as a busy adult let's be real I don't have time to sit there and watch the clock, so this helps to ensure that I'm being effective. I love my teeth and want to keep them in my head, so oral Care is very important. LED lights are pretty, the blue light indicates the three operation modes, and charging indicator. Comes with the charging station and three color coded toothbrush heads and three color-coded irrigator tips. Good quality I would recommend this unit.OkieDokie

I do like that it's a 2 in one unit, it really does save a lot of space on my bathroom sink. The first few times a used the water flosser was a little bit messy but that was my own fault. Unit charges fairly fast, like 2 hours and I am using it now for 1 week, both water pick and toothbrush are still going. Time will tell if it will last or not, so far so good.JustMe

If this appliance doesn't give you a cleaner mouth and better teeth, nothing will! I must admit that I've never had an electric toothbrush, let alone an irrigator, before this one, but it would be hard to miss the effect! The vibrating effect of the brush does more cleaning in a few minutes than you could do in twice the time using a manual toothbrush. My dentist had never mentioned getting an electric toothbrush, but I'll be asking him about it at my next appointment. The irrigator works very well also, but get it into your mouth before turning it on ( live and learn ) so I've got to work with it for a time to get used to it. I think it was a very good idea to have this cool Poseidon appliance to keep my teeth in my mouth into my golden years… getting more golden every day!LindaLW6999

I have been using my Sonic Fusion for about a year now. I bought it at the Kennewick Wa BB&B. The way I use it is this: First I brush and floss like normal. Then I fill the Sonic Fusion reservoir with warm water and a few table spoons of mouth wash. I load the tooth brush with tooth paste and push the brush only button. I brush with the electric tooth bush for about a minute before I push the water floss button and brush and floss simultaneously. Of course this washes away the tooth paste but the mouth wash also has a cleaning effect when you brush and floss simultaneously. I just went to the dentist two days ago after using the Sonic fusion for the past year. My Hygienist said my mouth was so clean and healthy she had no work to do in there. Then she gave me the Cleanest Mouth Award. I highly recommend this product especially if you have problem teeth and gums. My mouth has never been so clean and my Hygienist would attest to that. I sincerely hope this review will help someone to better oral heath and better health overall.Thomas

The Waterpik Sonic-Fusion Flossing toothbrush is amazing and great. It flosses your teeth/gums while brushing. Overall my teeth and gums have improved a great deal. Highly recommend this product. Also, my dentist is impressed with the results. I also ordered a couple additional tooth brushes as I change the brushes every 3 months. Good to have extra on hand.Patti

On the strong urging of my dental hygienist I bought this unit. 4 months later the stain on my teeth was really not any different than it had been, so the benefit of the brushing cycle is quite doubtful over doing a half-decent job with a toothbrush. However, the pressurized water-flossing was easy to use and seemed to remove all particles of food matter from between the teeth. But this critique is anecdotal. Maybe it will do a better job for folks who have other dental brushing-based issues. Now, the worse part: The unit failed to charge after only 4 months. Somebody had told me to unplug the unit when not in use but there is no instruction to that effect. This also makes no sense give the charging is inductive, and any reasonable design would assume the unit remains plugged in at all times. Perhaps this failure of the battery or its charging circuit is an anomaly, but it should never happen. Hence the rating of 4, which really should probably be a 2 except I would continue using both the brushing and irrigation (flossing) features were the unit still functional. I returned it for a replacement (3-year warranty) and I await its arrival as I write this. Notwithstanding what I've noted, still I would recommend this over other models or brands because of its features. It really does a good job, especially useful for those who have become sloppy in brushing. Part of that is because there is a timer that pauses the brush cycle 3 times so you know when to move on to the next layer of teeth (posterior and anterior of upper and lower). For that alone it can be invaluable, quite apart from the effective flossing feature. Final note: The replacement brushes are not cheap!JimN3JT

PROS: • Novel design that offers options for user to BRUSH ONLY, FLOSS ONLY or BRUSH & FLOSS simultaneously. • Initially had apprehensions because a less sophisticated competitor did not afford the range of adjustments for flow rate of the flossing water that’s available with the WATERPIK model. • The water flow on the competitor’s model was so high that my gums felt stung by the high impact of the water. Moreover, the other model was only a flosser, not a two action (brush & floss) in one brush head deal. • At the lowest point on the dial, the WATERPIK affords a very low and gentle water flow so the user can turn up the volume for higher impact flossing to ‘tolerance’ after getting comfortable with handling the tool. • As well, the WATERPIK brush function has a high and low setting. • Due to the range of adjustments, integrating the brush with the floss function was an unexpectedly easy transition. • I have a countertop water filter that delivers ionized water: acid, alkaline and purified. Using the negatively ionized water in the WATERPIK unit gives me a deeper cleaning than purified water only. • But any mouth wash or similar dental hygiene product can be used as the flossing liquid. • When I found my teeth were sensitive to the flossing impact of chilly water, I now warm up my water just a tad before starting a brush and floss session. • I use the WATERPIK as a complement to daily electronic brushing and flossing with essential oils such as peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen (when dowsed positive). • Bottomline, I liked the extreme fresh mouth results so much that, next day, I used the ½ OFF Coupon Code to purchase a second, larger brush head at the WATERPIK online store. • The multi-tasking brush and floss solution helps all who are 'dental hygiene resistant' to up their plaque elimination game, especially great for those who find flossing near impossible. CONS: • Though the tool is one giant step for humanity, disappointed that when the battery dies, the unit must be trashed in order to recycle the battery. • You literally must crack open the bottom of the brush handle to remove the battery. Consumers could use a battery range data point as one might get with an EV. As well, an EMF data point is useful for those who are sensitive to electromagnetic fields. • Among a litany of other personal and household tools, electric toothbrushes should allow easy battery removal and replacement. • During our green initiative to mitigate global warming, corporations should be leaders in post-consumer waste management. Protecting the buyer’s ‘Right to Repair’ reduces waste and eliminates the microaggression of transparent ‘planned obsolescence’. • When I experience durable longevity in a product, I become a loyal brand ambassador with lots of promotional good will to share.greenrita

The Sonic Fusion 2.0 is a great electric toothbrush and waterpik combo. Inside the box, you get the main unit, the toothbrush, and a nice hard carrying case. The main unit has the water tank and a detachable Water hose that connects to the toothbrush to turn it into a waterpik. The side of the unit has a dial that is labeled 1-10, this the the intensity of the water pressure that comes out of the waterpik. The water hose doesn't have to be attached in order to use the electric toothbrush, meaning you have the choice to use just the toothbrush, or you can use both the waterpik and the toothbrush at the same time. The toothbrush has 2 different speed settings, normal and high. I found that the normal setting works just fine for me and is able to clean my teeth very well. When I combine the toothbrush with the waterpik I get an even better cleaning. The rechargeable battery lasts a good amount of time without having to charge. This comes in handy, especially if you decide to take the toothbrush on trips and don't bring the charging base with you. Overall, I think this Sonic Fusion 2.0 is solid electric toothbrush/waterpik combo. The toothbrush does a fantastic job at cleaning my teeth and the waterpik manages to get in between every little crack and crevice. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a new electric toothbrush.Ace254687

I bought this product for the same reason I assume most people have which is because having a toothbrush that flosses at the same time sounds amazing. Who doesn't love products that can do more then one task at a time and in turn save us precious time?! I have used the waterpik flosser for many years and still think it's an amazing product. This one however just doesn't work. First thing I noticed is how small it is , it's very compact which I guess for some is good but I was expecting a full size water tank. It does look nice on the counter, well designed in terms of appearance. First time I used it I went for the floss and brush right off the bat and the first problem was apparent within like 10 15 seconds. When you use floss at the same time as brushing your toothpaste is gone almost immediately because of all the water. I kept having to stop and put more on so that was annoying. The second issue is with the brush heads themselves, not only are the very small ( compact size ) but they are extremely soft. It did nothing for my teeth at all and they didn't feel clean whatsoever so I immediately had to brush again after using my oral b. There almost like baby toothbrushes they are so soft. Why they wouldn't include a full size brush head with the product is beyond me but I can only assume they will be just as soft even if they are bigger. I tried using the toothbrush by itself today and had the same feeling, it did nothing in terms of brushing my teeth and I had to once again brush right after with my oral b. It blows my mind how they let this come to market with such a poor toothbrush that doesn't provide any benefit or give you a healthy brushing routine. The full size brush heads are also apparently very hard to find in Canada as I couldn't find any store that had them in stock and I don't trust anything off Amazon to be authentic so wouldn't go down that route. I've decided to return this and stick with my oral b and waterpik flosser seperately, at least that way I know I'm getting a good brushing . Too bad!DonoInYYC

I have been using my Sonic Fusion for about a year now. I bought it at the Kennewick Wa BB&B. The way I use it is this: First I brush and floss like normal. Then I fill the Sonic Fusion reservoir with warm water and a few table spoons of mouth wash. I load the tooth brush with tooth paste and push the brush only button. I brush with the electric tooth bush for about a minute before I push the water floss button and brush and floss simultaneously. Of course this washes away the tooth paste but the mouth wash also has a cleaning effect when you brush and floss simultaneously. I just went to the dentist two days ago after using the Sonic fusion for the past year. My Hygienist said my mouth was so clean and healthy she had no work to do in there. Then she gave me the Cleanest Mouth Award. I highly recommend this product especially if you have problem teeth and gums. My mouth has never been so clean and my Hygienist would attest to that. I sincerely hope this review will help someone to better oral heath and better health overall.Thomas

The Waterpik Sonic-Fusion Flossing toothbrush is amazing and great. It flosses your teeth/gums while brushing. Overall my teeth and gums have improved a great deal. Highly recommend this product. Also, my dentist is impressed with the results. I also ordered a couple additional tooth brushes as I change the brushes every 3 months. Good to have extra on hand.Patti

On the strong urging of my dental hygienist I bought this unit. 4 months later the stain on my teeth was really not any different than it had been, so the benefit of the brushing cycle is quite doubtful over doing a half-decent job with a toothbrush. However, the pressurized water-flossing was easy to use and seemed to remove all particles of food matter from between the teeth. But this critique is anecdotal. Maybe it will do a better job for folks who have other dental brushing-based issues. Now, the worse part: The unit failed to charge after only 4 months. Somebody had told me to unplug the unit when not in use but there is no instruction to that effect. This also makes no sense give the charging is inductive, and any reasonable design would assume the unit remains plugged in at all times. Perhaps this failure of the battery or its charging circuit is an anomaly, but it should never happen. Hence the rating of 4, which really should probably be a 2 except I would continue using both the brushing and irrigation (flossing) features were the unit still functional. I returned it for a replacement (3-year warranty) and I await its arrival as I write this. Notwithstanding what I've noted, still I would recommend this over other models or brands because of its features. It really does a good job, especially useful for those who have become sloppy in brushing. Part of that is because there is a timer that pauses the brush cycle 3 times so you know when to move on to the next layer of teeth (posterior and anterior of upper and lower). For that alone it can be invaluable, quite apart from the effective flossing feature. Final note: The replacement brushes are not cheap!JimN3JT

I was surprised at how easy to set up and operate the units were. Personally, I am only comfortable using the unit on a setting of 3 or 4. Higher settings would be a little too intense for me and I sometimes just use it on 1 or 2. Nice selection of tools (pics) comes with the device. One downside is this little guy is kind of noisy when you turn it on. Not a big deal for a couple of minutes use, but it is loud. And definitely make sure you have the pic in your mouth and your mouth shut when you turn it on. Otherwise, you'll have water all over the place. Good device. I can tell a positive difference using it.jmgbdg

I am a person that is very particular about my teeth. And I have a few in the back that EVERYTHING seems to get stuck between. I floss so much makes my gums hurt. Well, I had no idea the ability that WATERPIK would seriously do better the. Flossing. My gums feel great, one trip around the mouth and I am amazed. Take your time and learn how to maneuver it and start with a lower setting and work your way up. My lower front teeth just after a week are white and no plaque.scottyjoesstuff

This is a replacement for an older one that I've had for some years now and I mean years, it was still working it was just time for a newer model with Water Piks newer system. It works great, its quitter then my old one so I guess you could say that I am very happy with my new Water Pik. If you 'all out there looking for something to keep your teeth in good shape then these Water Pik units are for you, don't put it off any longer just treat yourself to the best treatment you can give your teeth and gums so just buy it, you will be happy and your mouth will be happy too. Jerry and Alice1989zeke

This toothbrush is surprisingly lightweight, comfortable to hold and I am in love with the lavender color. It's also so easy to assemble, charge and operate. I like thr choice of different speeds, especially the deep clean setting. I did find the brush head to be a little on the small side and thought the brush seems a bit loud while in use. I was also surprised to find that this brush had no moving or spinning parts, it only vibrates. It does have a corresponding app which I found really interesting. It's easy to install and I had no problems connecting the brush to the app via my phone. This app keeps track of how well you brush and would definitley help to ensure you get the deepest clean possible. You can also use the app to earn points to put towards rewards like new brush heads. If you're looking for brush to teach you how to brush better, easy to operate and is great at getting teeth extra clean, then the Colgate Hum is definitely worth giving a try! #HTCxhumbyColgate #gotitfreetoreview #Hometesterclubrachael.d

I bought this in November 2022 to replace a 5-year old more expensive Waterpik model 660 whose motor evidently burned out (it simply stopped pumping). It should have lasted longer, but it definitely improved my dental health; my dentist commented on it. So I replaced it with this different Waterpik model. Compared with the previous model, this one is less expensive, but does the same cleaning job just as well. Pros: the knob rotating the nozzle is better designed and easier to use; so is the nozzle release button. There is a convenient storage box, which is removable from the unit (on the previous one nozzle storage was built in and less flexible). An assortment of nozzle heads is provided. Cons: clearly much noisier than the previous more expensive model, and lacks a few bells & whistles, such as a timer; that's understandable since it is less expensive and I found I didn’t miss the extras, since the focus is still on dental cleaning, which this unit does well. The removable reservoir cover that doubles as a nozzle storage box is a bit hard to handle and is easily dropped into the reservoir if you aren't precise in placing it, which is a sanitary issue since that's the water going into your mouth. I suggest using 2 hands to make sure this doesn't happen. Overall I am quite satisfied, and hope it lasts longer than the previous one. My dentist recommended using Waterpik and I am glad he did.WisconsinEric

I just bought another of this model because the one I had, the switch stopped working completely. This is after about 3 years of use. After about a year, the switch wouldn't turn off, so to turn it off, I had to unplug it (and to turn it on, had to plug it in). I had lost my receipt so couldn't prove date of purchase so didn't try to return it. Keep you receipt and don't expect real quality. So why did I buy another of the same kind? I'll give it a second chance and this time, I will send it in if/when the switch goes out. Oh, you do get a fancy case with an abundance of tips, most of which you'll never use.idonthave

After friends, dentists, and now my 7yo granddaughter saying how great water piks are and surprised I don’t have one, I finally bought one. I did a quick research and found this model to have great reviews. It was on sale at the time so it was my best choice. I like how it has 10 settings and the water reservoir has a large capacity. The lid for it was a must also. Nice that it cane with addl tips hidden in the lid. The only negative is that it’s so loud! I placed a washcloth underneath hoping to muffle the sound but it’s still super loud. Maybe it’s standard for all water piks. Idk, but I like it overall so I’m keeping it.Colgate Smile

This Phillips Sonicare Diamond Clean toothbrush has been an absolute game changer in my daily routine. It’s beautiful, sleek, futuristic design and gorgeously subtle pink colour means that it sits beautifully on my bathroom shelf. I didn’t ever think I would be as proud as I am now to display a toothbrush! The product itself is also amazing and I cant rate it highly enough. It comes with 4 different cleaning modes; Clean, White+, Gum Health and deep clean. My personal favourite of these settings was the White+ mode as I have been wanting to achieve a brighter, whiter smile. As an avid coffee drinker, I wasn’t sure if this toothbrush would be able to help me with the staining on my teeth, but after only a few weeks I am absolutely amazed with this toothbrush and its abilities. My teeth are already at least a shade whiter and the stains are much, much lighter. My mouth also feels incredibly clean and my breath feels so much fresher for longer. I can only compare the clean feeling this product gives your mouth to that feeling you have after visiting the dental hygienist for a cleaning. I definitely now understand why the toothbrush was called Diamond Clean as my teeth are polished to perfection and shine like diamonds after using. This toothbrush also comes with an app, which I initially thought would be more of a gimmick than for actual use, but I have been absolutely fascinated by the stats it brings up after each brush… Including the message to advise I was brushing my teeth too hard. This app really helped me break the pattern of applying too much pressure when brushing my teeth and I always keep an eye now to ensure I am not being too rough with my new pearly whites. The app automatically pairs with the toothbrush once connected, so you don’t even have to open the app to track your brushing. The brush itself charges quickly and holds the charge well. In fact, I have been using the product for several weeks now and have only had to charge it once so I am very impressed with the battery life. I would highly recommend this product to anyone who, like me, wants to brighten their smile and really take their dental hygiene seriously. I cant believe I have been missing out on this feeling of clean for so long before trying this!Xxanna11xx

I feel confident that my teeth are getting a good cleaning with this brush, so I will focus on the bluetooth app, which could be better. First, for the deep cleaning setting, the app has you brush in 6 discrete areas, front and back. It can show you whether you are brushing in the designated area, but it doesn't always pick up the brushing, and it doesn't pick it up if you are outside the area. It would be nice if you could change the amount of time for each designated area, especially since you can mark areas that need more attention (but the app only marks the area graphically and doesn't add time). The app is designed to make the user want the teeth to turn all white, but even when you spend the allotted time in an area, the shading might be white on one side and light gray on the other, leaving a less than optimal user experience. Furthermore, if you miss an area, either by not spending enough time or the app not reading, the app highlights the area in yellow and you are given 20 seconds per area to turn it white. If you continue brushing the app doesn't register the additional time beyond the overtime it has allowed. Another annoying factor is if I brush in the morning and then after midnight, it acts like I only brushed once during the day and gives me annoying helpful reminders to brush twice a day.Giant1

My first electric toothbrush was the first version of Sonicare. I switched to Oral B after a few years. When I switched back to Sonicare I got the first version of DiamondClean. I was astounded. It felt like I went to the dentist and received a professional cleaning from a hygienist! 6 years later that DiamondClean died. I knew I was gonna get another. Upon searching one out, I was surprised to discover that there were two versions that were even more advanced. I really wanted the Prestige just because I often try to get the best available, but the price was a little beyond my justified budget. And after reviewing these extensively, I determined that I was proficient enough to accomplish everything I need for an excellent teeth brushing experience with the DiamondClean 9300. Almost half the price of the prestige. I will say that if I was single and didn’t have kids and wife to provide for I probably would’ve gotten the Prestige. I just love the look of the case and some of the other technology benefits seemed great. So I got me and my wife the 9300, and connected them with the app, and I have been greatly enjoying the experience of having the app guide the areas to brush to make sure I cover each area sufficiently and for the optimal amount of time. This has helped me to be more patient with and to actually enjoy the process. I’m excited to keep my numbers up. Whereas I used to only brush for one minute, now I do a full two minutes. I also floss every night and wear my retainers every night again. Feels great to have great oral hygiene. Thanks Philips for an excellent product! It has improved greatly from the previous iteration. (also, my dentist prefers Sonicare to Oral B, now I see why) I also ordered the new A3 brush head which is excellent! Have to order separately as it seems to only come with the 9700 and 9900 versions.Jack be nimble

It literally felt like we left the dentist after trying it out. I do recommend using the water feature on the lowest setting to start out because it comes out really fast and a little harsh. The extra accessories work great. I really love the lighted mirror. I could not believe how much better I can see the inside of my mouth now. The toothbrush part worked great, just make sure you charge it for 24 hours like directions state. I really liked how the directions are very clear and easy to understand. The brush heads are even color coded to avoid confusion and are stored with a cover to keep germs, etc out. I'm actually keeping the original box that it came in because it is in color and explains every piece so well. There are so many parts to it, so I don't want to miss any of the benefits. It is so compact and fits nicely on our bathroom counter. I am overall very satisfied.Pack312

I am really impressed with this dental center- I was worried that it would be literally all built-in, but it's basically the two machines (toothbrush and irrigator), and a stand that holds those & all of the accoutrements in a compact fashion. This means that you can disassemble everything and CLEAN them, which, if you have a family, you KNOW you're going to have to! The whole thing is well-thought-out- the irrigator (water flosser) has multiple attachments, and provides power on a par with a well-known name brand (rhymes with cotter flick). The toothbrush setup is clever, too, in that you don't have to have multiple handle units plugged in all the time, drawing "zombie" electricity for no good reason! The downside to this is that, since you're sharing your handle and irrigator with the whole fam, you'll likely have to clean more often, but really, shouldn't we all be doing that anyway? This is a triumph of compact and intelligent design- two thumbs up! 🙂leopardstripes

I'm so happy with this AquaSonic Home Dental Center Ultra Sonic Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush and Smart Water Flosser and all the accessories included. 4 Brush Heads color coded, Interdental Brush Head that cleans between teeth and around periodontal pockets, a highly quality Dental Mouth Mirror to be able to see where visibility is hard or impossible, a tongue cleaner, an Orthodontic Tip for people with braces and brackets and 2 standard nozzle to remove bacteria deep teeth and below gumline. It's so useful and helpful to have this Dental Center at Home. I have suffered from many dental problems since I was little. From Cavities to Periodontal Cysts… it has been a nightmare. But I'm sure with this I would have a way better mouth health. It looks awesome on my bathroom counter. And so lightweight. I'm so happy with the water flosser, I have never had one before. I highly recommend this. Just Buy it! You won't regret it. GOD BLESS EVERYONE 🙂Gal25

I bought this water flosser and loved it. Told my Mom about it she wanted one so I bought her one also she loved it. But………. I had it a little under a year and it stopped working so I took it back to Meijers and they let me get a re-placement. Here I am again a little over a year and it stopped working again. I am so bummed was at Meijers last night and they do not carry this product anymore so I decided to look it up on your sight and see if there is something I can do to get it to work again? Found nothing since its been over a year (I think) you will not re-place it? I want another one but again if it stops working after a year it will be the 3rd one? I would recommend to a friend if it did not stop working. Torn by your product really did love it.KimG

The Waterpik itself worked great! I HIGHLY recommend purchasing one!!! (Especially if you have braces like me) The problem with this model in particular is that its battery powered, and you have to change the batteries out every 10-11 days. I bought this one because it was significantly cheaper than most models but honestly, when you have to purchase 3 new batteries every 10 days, you've spent as much as you would on a countertop model within the span of a few months. Don't waste your money, just buy a better one. You get what you pay for.Klaira

Easy instructions and many you tube videos. I am happy. Looks like it is more aimed for customers who are happy with the bigger product but are buying an extra to carry with them when they travel outside USA. I suggest that the product is also aimed towards customers like me who are using this to try flossing. Could have been better if we could choose the nozzle type or options provided to buy extra nozzles at discounted prices. I got 2 off the standard type. I would have loved going for some other types too.Shailendra

I've been using Philips Sonicare toothbrushes for a number of years now, and I won't spend a ton of time in my review on the toothbrush itself. This product is set up just like I would expect from any other Sonicare product. The integration of the base for the flosser and the toothbrush charger is a nice feature, and it saves space on the counter. I mention this because you won't have any choice but to put it on the counter – it takes up some substantial room! After having previously used a Waterpik flosser that was a little messy, this is a nice change of pace. Philips has applied the same idea with the changeable toothbrush heads to their flossing system, and the tips are replaceable. The handle of the flosser is the same form factor as the tooth brushes and the water tube is self retracting nicely into the base. It's also long enough to give you some working room when you want to floss, even though you won't want to wander far from the sink anyway while you're using one of these. Multiple cleaning modes and pulsing to the water stream serve similar functions as the toothbrushing letting you know when it's time to change sides. Of course refilling the tank is dependant upon how often and for how long you use the flosser, but during my first few weeks I got at least 3 days out of each fill before I had to refill it. None of the modes are painful on my gums, and the deep clean feels like it is making a difference on my teeth and gums. The added inclusion of the Sonicare toothbrush as well really tops this one off. The included brush has the 3 modes – Clean, Deep Clean and Gums, and it's compatible with the wide range of Sonicare heads as well. This is the brush that I had already replaced most of my family's with (or one similar) and I loved that there is a charger for it on the base of the flosser. Overall this is well made, and garners the room that it takes up on the counter. I love being able to answer "YES!" when the hygienist asks me if I've finally gotten around to flossing…dronedad

UNBOXING: The unboxing experience of the Sonicare Power Flosser & Toothbrush System is pretty straightforward. In the box, you receive the Power Flosser machine and removable reservoir, 3 flossing nozzles plus a nozzle case; the toothbrush plus brush head, and travel case, and also a travel charger. There are also two manuals—one for the flosser and one for the toothbrush. I do recommend going through some of the details, as it explains some functionality that you might not otherwise realize if you skip the manual. BUILD: Overall, it’s a very plastic build, but that’s to be expected. The flosser is lightweight in the hand and while it’s permanently attached to the system, the tubing easily retracts into place, so you won’t be hassled with the cleanup. The water reservoir is easily lifted up without any sort of latching mechanism, and the reservoir door swings up from the top so you can refill the reservoir with ease. I found this to be very easy to work with. You just want to take care to hold the reservoir at the base rather than near the reservoir door so that you don’t accidentally lose grip and spill water everywhere. The pressure level knob on the flossing system has a very gentle clicking feedback when you turn it in order to indicate changes to the pressure level. The Power and Mode buttons, however, are a bit annoying to press because the system doesn’t quite weigh enough to prevent it from sliding across the counter while you press the buttons. So more often, I find myself using my thumb to press the buttons while wrapping my fingers around the flosser for support. This is such a nit-pick thing, but something at least worth noting for Philips to improve upon—whether it means using capacitive buttons or adding more friction at the base so the whole thing doesn’t slide across your sink countertop. The toothbrush certainly weighs more than the flosser, but was comfortable in the hand, the buttons were easy to press, and it was easy to attach/detach brush heads. And I certainly like that it can be charged by simply dropping it on the Power Flosser’s dedicated charging station as well as the basic travel charger. FLOSSER: Starting with the Power Flosser, you have 4 different flossing modes—clean, deep clean, sensitive and massage. Clean mode pushes water out in rapid succession like a machine gun, while Deep Clean mode starts gentler and ramps up to a peak then abruptly starts over from gentle and ramps up again. This makes it sort of confusing as to why the more brutal Clean mode is not called “Deep Clean”. If I had to guess, Philips might have found that people were more attracted to the name “Deep Clean”, but didn’t want to associate their most brutal mode with the one that people would likely use the most, as this could yield negative results if people found it to be too painful. Whatever the reasoning is, between those two I think the “Deep Clean” mode is probably more comfortable mode at higher pressure levels, while the normal “Clean” mode may yield discomfort at high pressure levels. Your mileage may vary based on the condition of your teeth and gums. Sensitive is much more like Deep Clean, but it actually oscillates by starting gently then ramping up to its peak, then ramping back down to gentle pressure, and repeats that cycle. Massage mode is more like the Clean mode, but switches between a high pressure blast and a lower pressure blast but in a consistent, rapid succession. Realistically, I think you’ll find one or two you like and generally stick with them. Overall, I think these modes are really just a matter of preference towards comfort. Additionally, there are 3 nozzles included which can spray in multiple directions. I’m honestly not sure how necessary this is, as the standard single-direction nozzle can provide the highest pressure for a deeper clean. As long as you are decently thorough, I think that is probably all that is necessary. Compared to conventional flossing, I do think this does a good job at being convenient and accessible. I recently visited my dentist who told me I should floss more. So I started flossing more with traditional floss and floss picks, but found it somewhat difficult in terms of reach. Not only that, but it was also a more time-consuming activity, which I think detracts a lot of people from flossing on a daily basis. Interestingly, studies have shown that most people don’t have great flossing techniques. Experts believe that a good flossing technique should be more effective than a waterpik solution, but on average, those who use a waterpik end up removing 17% more plaque than those who only use traditional floss. So while experts might not recommend a waterpik solution to be a pure substitute for traditional flossing, it does appear to be more effective on average because it’s easier to do. And in my pragmatic opinion, having a convenient way of flossing daily is better than not flossing at all. Overall, I did find the Power Flosser to be quite effectXephyroth

Philips Sonicare Power Flosser and Toothbrush System is an absolute deal and a complete system for you to keep your teeth and gums happy and healthy. I have had a week with the new 7000 series products and being an already end user of Sonicare products, I wanted to see the improvements Philips has made since 2018 when I purchased my last products. The Toothbrush is great as I expected matching and honestly beating the 2018 version when it comes to the feel on my teeth. I feel that Philips changed the intensity of the vibration to a true 3 level system for low, medium and high. The picture I included shows the original on the left and new on the right. My original is hard to notice much difference between low, medium and high. The updated brush besides looking better, had a much more prominent difference between the 3 power levels. Also, the 2022 version uses the same replacement head structure, which is great, because now my wife can have the old one an stock leaving my brush heads on the sink to fall on the floor. The Power Flosser has a charging base for the toothbrush but due to my bathroom design, we do not have the counter space to keep the power flosser on top. Luckily, Philips includes another individual base to keep that brush charged daily and I must say, hats off to them for including that extra charging base, helps for traveling too. The flosser is great, the white tipped cleaner is my favorite already, making sure my molars are clean of heavy foods before brushing and rinsing. The white tip on level 6 power gets pulled pork loose and I have yet to go over that power level. The clear tip also forces out heavy foods just as well as the other two, just no guard or tip protection like the other 2 included tips. The purple tip seems to work best for me on for the backside of my front teeth. With the Power Flosser, here comes the main reason for the 4 stars and not the 5 it almost deserved. The base is great with the power connector under the unit and a cord routing channel as well. It is great but not perfect, meaning, here are the 2 reasons for the 4 stars. First, the wound up water carrying tube is horribly stiff, making me pull over the base 3 times in a week spilling water all over my feet. The tube does not flex or pull out easy and this is because they need it to stay its shape for storage as they picture. This makes the reach very hard for tall people like myself, in turn, makes me have to bend over to the point I cannot look in the mirror to see what I am doing. Secondly, the water container falls off so easy making it very frustrating when putting away or if you move wrong and it all of a sudden is no longer giving you water. Philips could easily fix this with a little latch or magnets. Being a house that is old. our sinks are small, so I have to store this in the closet and every night for the past week, the top has fallen off when setting on the closet shelf, it is truly a frustrating design of the Power Flosser. The Power Flosser does make up for most of the hassle with its function and power, but, these 2 things keep it from a 5 star all day long in my house. So, to finish out, here is some Pros and Cons to the Philips Sonicare 7000 series products. Pros: Power to clean out hard foods Brush works perfectly as every other Sonicare and better to be honest Same heads as all other Sonicare brushes Integrated brush charging base Included Separate charging base Great looks and easy to clean Cons: Water Tube stiff making it difficult for tall people Water container falls off way too easily So, if you have a nice place to store or a sink large enough to keep this on top all the time, this is a perfect fit and you will love the Philips 7000 Series Sonicare products. If you are like myself and have to store it every night, be ready for a little frustration with storage.ElectronicJunkie

Having sensitive teeth, using the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser has been a suprisingly comfortable experience. Out of the box, the flosser is very easy to set up. It has a easily removable water tank, 3 water pik tips, a nice plastic travel case to hold all 3 tips in, the main base, and a power cord. It also comes with nice instructional paperwork that describes all the settings and how to use. While setting up, it should be noted that while this will most likely be going in the bathroom at the sink, using the product may end up making a bit of a mess due to the high rate of water being pumped into your mouth while using the flosser pik, so you may want to move it away from any electrical devices, and make sure it is plugged into a gfi protected outlet to protect you from electrical shock. Not because of the flosser itself, but the amount of uncontrolled water being used around electrical components or outlets. It is a safe product. That being said. Setup is easy, and the water pic comes with a magnetic mount, which requires removing two small plastic tabs on the pic and the base during set up. There is some tape also that needs to be removed on the water tank before use as well. The electrical plug has a beefy brick on the wall plug side, which is kind of off putting, but most likely needed for being safe around water. The other end plugs fit into the bottom of the base and has left/right cord routing to help guide the cord out the back. When you are ready to use, the water tank lifts easily off the base and has a flap door on top. Just open and fill the tank with water. I like to use warm to hot water while using the water pik because of my teeth being a bit sensitive, but you can use whatever water temp you are comfortable with. The pik is connected to the base by a coiled plastic tube. It does stretch out quite a bit for flossing use, but does take some finessing to get it coiled back into the storage hole after you are done. On the front of the base are all of your cleaning settings. The dial controls the pressure, while selecting the mode controls the pulse style. It has 4 modes to pick from. Clean, Deep Clean, Sensitive, and Massage. You can control the pressure from level 1 to 10. Choosing the right pik head for what you are wanting to do is more of a personal choice. For flossing though, I found using the narrow pointed pik did the best job, but you can't run as high of a pressure as it will start to hurt and sting. The more open end pik heads are for the massaging and sensitivity settings. Selecting Clean mode will give you a continuous pressurized stream, while deep clean gives a long pulse wave pressure stream. The sensitive mode gives a couple short pulses and a long pulse and the massage gives fast, short pulses. The pressure cuts back if it is met with too much resistance. The pik wand has a on and off slider switch. The motor will bog down if you dont have it fully on when using, but it is easy to switch on and off to give youself time to spit the water out. The motor for the pump is not too loud which is nice. Overall, the flosser does a great job at cleaning and a very noticable difference when done. My favorite mode is just the regular clean because the stream is steady and doesnt pulse. Would highly recommend!Viabledata

This is the first power flosser that I’ve ever owned and while it takes some getting used to, but I’m starting to get the hang of it. The biggest issue I had was trying to not make a mess everywhere. If you think about it its going to be a messy process. You have a reservoir of water that it sprays on your teeth and that water has to go somewhere. I guess technically you could drink it, but it’s a lot of water fast and you’re trying to move the flosser to the right spot in your mouth, so that doesn’t work well. Essentially you just keep your mouth slightly open and let it all drain into the sink. That’s what the instructions say. But it takes some practice to get it to actually go into the sink without spraying all over your mirror or running down your arm. The flosser comes with 3 different heads. Traditional style, a sensitive style and a quad direction head. I don’t really get the traditional vs sensitive because you can change the intensity at the pump and you can just turn it down instead of using a sensitive head. Maybe my teeth and gums aren’t sensitive enough to notice the difference, but if you have really sensitive teeth this may be a plus for you. I didn’t love the quad jet because it seemed to make an even bigger mess for me, but maybe after I get to be a pro I’ll switch back and try it again. In theory its supposed to do a better job of cleaning out the gum line because of the extra streams, but I’m not sure if that works really well. I like that it can adjust the pump’s sensitivity and action so you can really customize it. It makes me feel like I can really get a good clean rather than relying on the setting that the company would consider “average”. I did notice that if I set it too high it really pumped out the water to the point that I felt like I ran out of water too fast. Not a big deal since I can just refill it, but I wonder how they came up with the reservoir size. It suggests you spend 30 seconds on each section of your mouth to have a total of 2 min (similar to an electric tooth brush). I’m still getting used to it and go too slow so I always go over 2 min and always run out of water, but I expect as you get really good at it you’ll want to make sure you’re not going too fast and get a good clean. The flosser is able to get my gum line fairly clean and I feel like it is helping to remove plaque. It did a good job getting the skin from popcorn out of my gum line and raspberry seeds out of the divot in my molar, but if you have something bigger stuck in between your teeth (like pieces of corn on the cob), it can’t seem to get them out. Things that are just resting there or building up it takes out no problem, if its wedged in there with force pressing between your teeth it still takes some floss, a toothpick or something more. Overall I do like this and it helps me feel like my teeth are cleaner than regular floss, but I’ll have to wait until my next dentist appointment to know for sure if its helping me more.dren

I’m one of those people whose teeth are pretty tight, so flossing has always been a necessity for me. Flossing is not one of those activities that you look forward to doing, but there’s really no substitute for it. That’s why I was interested in the Power Flosser 7000 by Philips. It promises to provide an easier, superior alternative to flossing that is also better for the health of your gums. Setting up the Power Flosser is easy. Just fill the tank with lukewarm water, choose a nozzle, insert it into the handle and you’re ready to go. There are 4 modes to choose from: clean, deep clean, sensitive and massage. There are also 3 nozzle choices: standard, quad stream and comfort. The standard nozzle is what you might expect: a plastic tip with a single stream of water. The other two nozzles add rubber tips to increase comfort and make it easier to position it on your teeth. The difference in the quad stream is that it splits the water stream into 4, arranged in an “X” pattern. I don’t have sensitive gums, so I didn’t find a huge difference between the nozzles, but I liked the quad stream best. The other two seem to give a little more control as far as directing the water where you want it, but I got good results using all 3 nozzles. When I first started using the Power Nozzle 7000, it was a bit awkward. I wasn’t prepared for just how much water is expelled by the nozzle. After the first time or two, I figured out how much I needed to lean over the sink and how much to use my lips to control the water flow, so as not to make a big mess. The more I used it, the better I got. The 4 different modes should allow just about anyone to get what they need. The sensitive mode is more gentle, as you would expect, but it’s still effective at removing food from between your teeth. Deep clean is the most interesting, as it includes both strong and gentle pulses of water for cleaning your teeth. The clean and massage modes also include a pacer, where the water pauses every 30 seconds to let you know it’s time to move to another section of your mouth. The deep clean and sensitive modes don’t include the pacer, but you can use the brief pause as the flow varies in intensity to move to the next tooth. The unit is well constructed, but there was one design decision that I didn’t like. The button for ejecting the nozzle is right on the back of the wand, where you naturally want to rest your thumb. I accidentally ejected the nozzle during use several times before I retrained myself not to put my thumb there. There is a slide button on the front of the want for turning the water on and off. A push button might have been easier, but the slide leaves no question as to which way you need to move it. Thoughtfully, there is an intensity dial, allowing you to dial in the level of intensity that is right for you. That’s important when you think about the massaging features of the Power Flosser. You’re massaging your gums when you use the Flosser, not just in massage mode. This is perhaps the biggest reason to use this over standard dental floss. No piece of string will provide the benefits of a massage to your gums. To see whether the Power Flosser was actually effective at removing food, I used it right after meals. To check it, I immediately flossed with regular floss to see if there was anything left behind for the floss to find, but I did not see anything left behind by the Power Flosser. The Power Flosser is miles ahead of standard dental floss, both in ease of use and the benefits to your teeth and gums. But what about those pre-loaded flossers that come in packs of 50 or 100? Just comparing flossing, it’s a bit of a toss-up. I can get good results out of my 5-cent plastic flosser, and they’re also a lot easier to use than standard floss. But no string-based approach to cleaning your teeth can provide the benefits of gentle massage on your gums. This is the part that I’m interested in over the course of time. If you’re considering the Power Flosser 7000, you’ll want to do a cost-benefit analysis to see if you think it’s worth buying a unit such as this. If you improve the overall health of your mouth, then it’s worth it, but I’m not sure I’d suggest buying it only for a cooler way to floss your teeth.BobinVA

I received this product for free from Tryit and below is my experience & feedback of the Oral B IO Series 4 LUXE rechargeable toothbrush. It has a very stylish clean look and a sleek matte black travel case. It comes with a white charging stand. The Oral B IO is water resistant to rinse under the faucet but not to be emerged in water. It has a timer and pacer to help you brush you teeth for the recommended time. It has a pressure sensor that changes colors, to help you to know if you are using enough pressure to get your teeth clean. There is 3 pressure sensor colors white, green and red. White means not enough force is being applied. Green means the right amount of pressure is being used. Red means excessive pressure is being applied. The round brush head cleans your teeth very well and with the right amount of pressure to make sure you are removing plaque and other things from your teeth and gums. My mouth felt refreshed and clean after using the toothbrush. The design of the packaging is very sleek and modern looking. I like that the packaging includes the cleaning modes. The packaging is sturdy and very eye appealing. Most of the box is also recyclable which is great for the environment. It also has Bluetooth connectivity that allows you to connect to your Smart phone. So I guess that makes it a smart toothbrush. Lol. The only thing, I didn’t like was when I looked at the replacement brush heads prices they are more expensive than a lot of others. They also require a certain type of brush head, not like other Oral-B brushes which are interchangeable. The IO is a good quality product.Sunflower13

I would have to say that The iO is one of Oral-B’s best technology. It's "clinically proven" to remove 500% more plaque. It's gentle along your gumline compared to a manual toothbrush. You, learn how to better brush your teeth. It is a simple and helpful teacher. This is real-time personalized coaching from a superb tool. The app shows your daily brushing report so you can keep up with your brushing. Having a 4 brush mode is nice. You, get Daily Clean, Whiten, Sensitive, and Super Sensitive. With the round head and gentle micro-vibrations, the magnetic interaction delivers smooth, harmonious motion through a synchronized cleaning action. It has a built-in-2-Minute timer that ensures an even easier experience, helping you get an optimal clean on all your teeth. The Oral-B's quadrant timer breaks the two minutes up into four 30-second intervals to clean each quadrant of your mouth; we keep the time, so you don’t have to. Delivering the perfect pressure is done by having a Pressure Sensor. The Pressure Sensor Indicates optimal cleaning pressure and warns of overpressure.OB4Me

I have had multiple gum surgeries within the past four years and my dentist recommended I use an electric versus a manual toothbrush. I tried the iO Series 4 Electric Toothbrush and was most pleased with its design and performance. The brush supplied with the toothbrush performed very well and was soft and comfortable during the cleaning process. I get a real “clean feeling” after thoroughly brushing my teeth. The handle is very comfortable and its length is most functional for brushing my teeth in the back of my mouth. You have various cleaning settings and I use the “Power Cleaning” setting that allows for thorough and complete cleaning of hard-to-reach areas and removal of food particles around my gum lines. I use my iO Series 4 Toothbrush twice a day and it stays charged up for more than two weeks before it requires recharging. Connecting the electric toothbrush to my iPhone was very easy via Bluetooth was very easy and was able to track my daily teeth brushing. It has an excellent app to keep you disciplined and consistent to maintain your teeth and gums. The quality and performance of this electric toothbrush are excellent. It is by far one of the best electric toothbrushes I have ever owned. Its cleaning power and ease of use make this an excellent product. You will find after each brushing, it feels like a professional cleaning process was applied. I give the Oral B iO Series 4 Electrical Toothbrush a 5-STAR Rating.sjrpsulion

I have used many battery powered toothbrushes in my lifetime but my teeth and mouth have never felt as clean as they do since I've started using the Aquasonic Duo Pro smart toothbrush. Everytime I use it, it's close to feeling like I've just left the dentist's office. The four different modes are awesome depending on your preference. My two most used modes are cleaning and whitening. I love the smart timer. It is recommended that you brush your teeth for 2 minutes every time. As you are brushing, it pauses 3 times total. This is meant to let you know how long you should brush each quadrant of your mouth. After 2 minutes, the toothbrush will automatically turn off. The UV light is great because it sanitizes the brush head after every use. Just simply remove the brush head and set it into the sanitizing port. Set the tooth brush back into the base and it will automatically start charging. I love that each brush comes with 5 heads so I won't need to order any replacements for at least a year. The travel case is great too! I highly recommend this toothbrush.Hailey93

What a difference to go from a toothbrush to a 40K VPM electric smart toothbrush! I can see my teeth whitening as the days go by. Using the timers helps me brush for the proper amount of time and the vibrations are really soothing on the gum line and my teeth. The sanitizing base. It makes it easier to have a clean toothbrush every day. I like the fact that we can charge it and it travels with me. I really appreciate the extra brush heads and travel cases. This means that I will be using this everywhere I go. This makes brushing much easier and more effective. I gotta make sure I thank my dentist for the suggestion, maybe he will recommend the AquaSonic duo PRO to all his patients!Rx3Scrappy

This is our first electric toothbrush, and I am in love! The directions are very straightforward, and easy to understand. There are 2 buttons on the handle. The top button turns it on and off. The bottom button switches to 4 different modes. The modes are clean, soft, whiten, and massage. When using any of the modes, the brush will pause after about 30 seconds, letting you know you need to switch areas. In the center of the charger, there is a UV sanitizer to clean the brush heads between use. It takes about 10 minutes to sanitize them. It comes with 10 brush heads, and 2 carrying cases. My family travels often, so this will come in handy. We have used this toothbrush for almost a month, and I can tell a huge difference. My teeth feel cleaner, and my mouth feels fresher. We are all very happy with the results, this is definitely a keeper.Brinley

Got this on sale right before Christmas 2022. I got the black one. My first time getting a water pic and initially was shocked because it fills your mouth up with water fast. I have sensitive gums so I used the lowest pressure setting and didn’t feel any discomfort. I also low key thought I got a return or a broken one because it is so dang loud. But after seeing all the reviews I guess it’s just loud for everyone. The sonic toothbrush works good just don’t use too much pressure as it turns off easily. Don’t know if the whitening setting works or if it’s a gimmick. The gum massage thing is ok, but like what is the purpose of this function? My mouth feels clean I will try adding scope to my water reservoir and see if it adds some extra freshness. I brush my tongue I don’t know if you are supposed to blast away anything from your tongue with this. Overall I likey.jmajik

I have always had the basic Waterpik and loved each. So when I needed a new toothbrush, I thought I would upgrade to the brush and waterpik combo. After purchasing the first unit, I really liked it. However, in less than a year, the brush stopped working. Within days, the waterpik quit as well. Thankfully, water pick sent me a new one in February. So I thought I must have just gotten a bad unit. Now, less than 5 months later, the brush quit working on this unit, and two days later the waterpik stopped as well. So two bad units in less than 1.5 years. Now have the decision to go back to basic waterpik, or dump the brand and find a company that may be more reliable. For the money and years experience, you would think they would be putting out a superior product. I definitely won't be wasting money on another combo unit.Stan

I've had one of these for 2 years, and so we got this one for my husband b/c our dentist said he really need one too. It's the brand doc recommends fwiw (he doesn't give us a coupon or referral code or anything… he just says find it somewhere on line at any store, so I assume he's reasonably unbiased). Personally, I love the thing! We've only had this one for a week or so, but based on the performance of mine (same model) it's long lasting, easy to charge and works great to clean your teeth and gums. Do use warm water when you fill the water up! Much more comforting on your gums and they'll really feel clean after you use it. I'm really happy with it and after watching me use mine my super-picky-about-dental-stuff partner wanted to get this one vs any of the alternative options, so that means it's a 5 star purchase in my book!Lisajane

I am a current WaterPik owner and user (cordless Water Flosser) and also use an electric toothbrush, so I was very intrigued about this product that would combine the two as I invest a lot of time and resources into my oral care — but also would love to streamline this process to make my self-care routine easier. Overall, I am really pleased with this product and would recommend it with the following pros/cons: Pros: • This is a visually well-designed and modern product, so it is unobtrusive in my bathroom and is a compact enough size that it stores easily in my closest when it's not in use. • The instructions are easy to follow and initial set-up is a breeze. • The water reservoir is extremely easy to fill and it empties on a full use (no need to dump out extra water as I have to do with my standard cordless Waterpik). • There are so many pressure settings to get the right one for your mouth. I initially chose the highest setting and had some gum soreness the next day, so I've learned to toggle with it to get it at a more comfortable setting. • The brush detaches easily for toothbrushing. • After any modes, my mouth feels extremely clean — like squeaky clean. I have a biannual dentist visit next week and will be eager to tell if the hygienist and dentist will be able to tell any difference in my plaque buildup. • I use considerably less dental floss now that I have this product so I feel good knowing I'm generating less waste. Cons: • I have an old home with electrical outlets in odd places (so lacking from my bathroom vanity where I need it most), so this is inconvenient to use as it has to be plugged in and close to your sink for the flossing function in order for the cord on the brush to reach far enough out of the unit. • The 30 second indicators for each quadrant of the mouth were not super obvious to me at first (I am used to very strong vibrations that are markedly different from the regular brushing mode in my current electric toothbrush).ASmitley1

I've used it less than a week so this isn't a long-term review. It has worked really good and my teeth do feel cleaner after use. However after the fourth day, the base and handle were not "communicating". No blue light, no flossing function, but the brush function still worked. The instructional info (printed and online) mentions repositioning the handle on the base unit if this happens. It can lose communication if the two are separated for longer than ten minutes. I had not had them separated that long, however after several tries at re-seating the handle on the base, the blue light and communication still failed to resume. So, as is a common fix with other electrical devices, I unplugged the unit from the electrical outlet and left it unplugged overnight. Something inside reset itself, because it is working just fine this morning. Why is this not mentioned in the materials as a final step before contacting Customer Service/Support?Wendi in Alaska