Water Flosser 2020 Upgraded, Water Flosser Teeth Cleaner with DIY Mode, Rechargeable Oral Irrigator for Braces, Bridges, Implants Care, IPX7 Waterproof With 4 Interchangeable Jet Tips

I really like this company's water flossers. (My dentist recommended I start using one but he made clear that I had to continue traditional flossing as well!) I had been using an older model, which I was very happy with. This upgraded version includes a few useful improvements.Both the older and upgraded version do a really good job of getting debris out from between my teeth. I use the strongest pressure setting and that's perfect for me. And both models are intuitive and easy to use. Both are cordless, highly portable and great for travel, and both are sufficiently comfortable to hold.The upgraded version has a reservoir that's about 20% larger than the older version, and that, to me, is a welcome enhancement. The reservoir on any portable water flosser is, by necessity, relatively small. Having this extra capacity is great ... although it was not a big deal to refill the reservoir on the older version if I ran out of water. Refilling on both models is really easy.The upgraded model also has a "do it yourself" feature which allows you to set the water pressure instead of using one of the presets. (The presets include a soft setting and a pulsating setting in addition to a standard higher pressure setting.) As I mentioned before, I just use the highest pressure setting and it works great for me.Another improvement is the battery that Zerhunt uses in the new model. I know from my own experience that the old version retains a charge for about two weeks of daily use (which is exactly as Zerhunt advertised), and the company says this upgraded version retains a charge for 40 days of daily use.So I was happy with the older version and I'm happy with this new one. I will say that the older version is more aesthetically pleasing than the upgraded all-white version, but who cares about the aesthetics of a water flosser. The functionality is what's important.I can highly recommend this Zerhunt water flosser.

I have used a LOT of flosser ever since I was a kid (60+ now). Really like cordless ones that came out 10 years ago, but they generally had poor batteries or low pressure. Current ones have Li-Ion batteries, so that problem is solved. This unit has pretty much solved the pressure. It has feature that the pressure can be varied. OK, top pressure is still not quite as strong as corded units, but it is strong enough for me. And I like it pretty strong.The unit is a bit tall, so not ideal for travel, not not bad. Has an interesting sliding water tank to increase tank volume. Helps a little if you have to travel with it (2 inch reduction in height when slide shut).Standard USB charging. Includes cable but not the wall plug in unit. But I have so many of those, I do not care. Plus, lots of bathrooms have standard USB plugs in the wall. So no big deal. Also includes four nozzles, all the same as far as I can tell.One of the best cordless flossers I have used.

I was happy with my original Zerhunt flosser but decided to get a second for another bathroom and it's even better than the first. The bigger water reservoir is a plus as is the extended battery life. I also like being able to choose my own level of pressure. (I use the highest and was surprised that I was able to blast out a piece of dental floss that got stuck. Who needs dental floss with this little gem?) I also love that I can use it in the shower when I'm short on time, which is always. I really couldn't ask for anything more in a flosser.

We bought a second water flosser for our family. Both are Zerhunt brand. This model, the DIY mode, is easier to use (and looks better). It has an easy to hold body, and a slightly larger water reservoir. Its ergonomics make it easy to hold and aim. The DIY mode is a nice addition and worth the small extra cost. I use that mode and find it more comfortable than the preset modes.Reservoir collapses into handle for travel.Unit came packaged well. As described. Im happy with this item.

I like that this model has multiple modes. I have more sensitive teeth than my husband, so we each use a different mode and can change it based on how our teeth/gums feel. I prefer the pulse or soft mode, my husband likes the DIY mode. It took me a few times to get good at using a water flosser, but now I love it! My only complaint is that the pull down water tank does not always lock into place well - sometimes it starts to slide back up in mid use. It needs a better locking function. I do not travel, but I do not think the extra few inches saved by the water tank being able to collapse is a big space saver.

This water Flosser has two problems: the tip rotates while your using it, and the water container is too small. I have another water Flosser you put the tip in one position and stays in that position. Not with this one. If you want to clean your teeth properly you not only have to hold the device you also have to make sure that the tip does not rotate. The maximum amount of water is 360 ml. It's not big enough to thoroughly clean your teeth. You have to refill it several times, which is annoying to say the least. The construction quality is good and the price is low, but these good features do not compensate the other limitations.

It worked for 3 x after full battery charge ,says it will last 30 days a lie dose not want ti recharge to capacity so after a lot of monkey with it finally got it on for one cleaning then dead battery ,charging again ro see what happens , must return

Llegó un poco antes de lo previsto. La caja de paquetería llegó en buen estado. Al abrirlo me desagradó un poco el color que había elegido (negro), se veía como un plastico barato y brilloso (era un imán de huellas dactliares), aunque al tacto se siente sólido. Pasaron unos días de su uso y me percaté que ese brillo excesivo se comenzó a ir. Parece ser que no lo limpian bien al empacarlo, por lo que les recomiendo limpiarlo con agua y algún paño cuando llegue. De igual forma les recomiendo pedir el color blanco, estéticamente se ve mejor (aunque en gustos se rompen géneros claro...). Yo compré el negro porque extrañamente el blanco era mucho más caro (en el momento que hice mi compra).La verdad estuve investigando y buscando en toda la internet por irrigadores dentales y este fue el que mejor características tenía: una gran batería de 2000mah, un tanque de agua bastante grande, una buena presión de chorro de agua e incluye varios accesorios.Se agradece que incluyera el cargador completo, cuatro boquillas y dos tapas de silicón por si una se pierde.Ya en el uso diario francamente me encantó: el modo DIY que permite ajustar gradualmente la presión de agua es excelente. No he tenido la necesidad de usar la presión máxima que ofrece pues me parece excesiva, aunque habrán bocas que lo agradecerán.El tanque de agua es el de mayor capacidad que pude encontrar en internet (comparando con irrigadores portátiles claro). Con una sola carga de agua es suficiente para limpiarme todos los dientes (aunque puede que al principio necesites recargar, sobretodo en lo que ganas práctica).Algo negativo pudiera ser su tamaño, es muy alto cuando el tanque está extendido (~37 cm) lo que lo puede volver algo estorboso. Además, el manual indica que después de su uso debes dejar abierto el tanque de agua para que se seque (lo que me obliga a tenerlo extendido todo el tiempo). Por lo que lo mejor sería asignarle una repisa con buena altura donde guardarlo. En mis repisas de baño no cabía :/Fuera de ello lo recomiendo totalmente. Ya no me puedo imaginar vivir sin un irrigador en mi baño.

El producto estéticamente está bonito y al tacto se siente de buena calidad no obstante los primeros 3 segundos de la velocidad más potente son efectivamente potentes pero después pierde potencia casi totalmente.