Philips SonicareCordless Power Flosser 3000, Water Flosser with Innovative Quad Stream Technology, Oral Irrigator with 2 Flossing Modes and 3 Intensity Levels, Ergonomic Design, Mint, HX3826/24

This is my favorite purchase of 2025. We're one day shy of halfway through the year, so I feel confident saying that. First, I love the color. I love that it isn't a boring black or white. The water pressure is nice for me, I use the single attachment.Typically, I fill this up once during my rinse. I don't count the whole time, but wow I've noticed my gums aren't as angry red. This is incredibly portable and honestly has been such a game changer for my mouth health. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to talk about that, but we are, dear reader.If you're on the fence, I'd say to with it. Go with any of them. This device is insane and it's crazy to me that they aren't more common. I feel like it's the same as discovering a bidet in the "how have I lived this long without one" feel. Maybe also the spraying.

It works well, holds battery life for several uses, and it has settings to adjust the pressure and speed.

A pressure washer for the teeth! Can’t live without it.

This works well but takes getting used to after having one with a cord. It's a bit heavy but the battery lasts for several days and it has three power settings.

I freaked out when I discovered my old water flosser was hiding black mold. It was always a pain to use because the kinky cord would twist, hooked to the boxy water container and electric cord needing to be plugged in. I spent time looking at various models, specifically cordless. This one is lightweight and has a USB cord that makes recharging simple. Freedom from the cord and the water box made a huge difference. I keep it clean by running a dilute water vinegar rinse through after several uses. I always detach the water container and turn it upside down to air dry after use. The difference is that I don't hate using it as I did the other one. I often skipped that hassle. Now, with a quick fill this Sonicare is ready to go. The proof was in my most recent dental cleaning. Every darn time I'd go I'd have bleeding gums which has stopped. No more. I like the pulsing action. The narrow jet of water that all flossers have takes a little practice to control. This one is ergonomic, and relatively light in the hand which makes it easy to use.

Works okay as a flosser.2 design negatives-Water reservoir is very wide for my female hands. Awkward to hold.There is a plastic piece that snaps closed at bottom of reservoir to hold water inside. The reservoir cannot be disconnected to drain water and cannot be totally drained through the plastic piece.

Great product

Have had to send this water flosser back to the company several times. After using it for a month or so the power weakens and recharging doesn't help. Philips has been good with honoring their warranty, but what good is it if you have to call them for a replacement several times. Customer service said they have to replace these all the time. Will never buy again.