⚠ Waterpik has updated the Advanced in most regions of the world. Version 2.0. The main differences are: - The new version has a USB type A connector at the other end of the magnetic charging cable, rather than a 2 pin power adapter. - The new version uses a Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) rather than a Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery. - Claimed battery life increases from 1 to 4 weeks with charging times doubling from 4 to 2 weeks. This video explains more - th-cam.com/video/vlXwzT9RLdM/w-d-xo.html
A company of crooks. We bought two devices, one from Amazon USA and the other from Amazon Germany. Both arrived not working. Dead. A lot of money. I contacted the company, provided the representative with all the documents and photographs she required and they refused to replace the broken devices. I will note that formally the devices have a warranty of 3 years. But in practice there is no guarantee of one day. Don't believe the ads!
I have had this product for a few weeks now and I have to say I’m pretty impressed with it. I previously had a plug in oral irrigator and found it cumbersome and I hardly ever used it. The Waterpik advanced is very handy just to pick up fill, and off you go. It is grippy so you’ll never drop it. You can select the pressure before switching it on and it is shower proof. The magnetic charger is a revelation, makes charging it so much easier than a fiddly little plug. On the negative side, I find the reservoir empties very quickly in high mode, and for the price I think it should come with a 3 pin plug adapter in the box. Highly recommended...
I have just had veneers, big decision, I know, but every single dentist recommended this same one, even though there was differences with pastes and washes, they all said this is the one ☝🏼great honest review by the way 😊
Possible Fix - I was disappointed in the size of the reservoir. I believe I found an alternative. Get a big plastic cup and fill it with water. Leave off the reservoir and insert the intake into the cup. If your on fast your going to get low. Simply tilt the glass so the intake is still in the water. Tried it this morning and it worked like a charm. No refills or stopping.
@@mrjack2617 I just insert the water intake hose into the cup. However not that it matters, but mine it rated Waterproof (water resistant) anyway. There is no charge contacts, you just put the charger on the magnetic front of the toothbrush to charge.
A con that was not mentioned is the small size of the Waterpik’s water container. The Bestok water flosser has a much larger container and is priced at only $30. I have tried it and I find it fully as good as the Waterpik, except that it is practically impossible to pull off the water container of the Bestok, to clean it, unless you are a big-muscled man. The Waterpik has a sensible little latch to pull back and the container then pulls off easily. And the Bestok has a clever design that lets you use the brush upside down and still have water siphon through. Whether the Bestok will last as long is questionable though. They do not sell an extended warrantee.
Great video, thanks you helped me decide on this model, I just purchased it from Amazon $89 USD and came with 4 extra tips. I just received it today and it is charging while I type and can't wait to use it. because I am tired of getting those deep cleanings and hopefully this will help enough that regular dental cleanings will be good enough. Thanks again and all the best.
So pleased to read the video helped. All being well it will help reduce the need for deep cleanings. But, do make sure you are brushing your teeth well if you are not already.
@@condorX2 Got mine, very happy with it, been using it everyday, I find using it in the shower is the best to use it because of the water going everywhere, all the best with yours
I believe that I caused a gum abscess from flossing vigorously in some deep pockets. The endodontist said that was not likely. I am diligent with brushing, flossing, and my dental visits. Needless to say, I was shocked when I was told I needed one or possibly two teeth extracted. It does not make sense. The abscess is slowly getting better so I want to wait before getting my teeth pulled. I am not flossing anymore. Your thoughts.
Hi Ruby. We can't really comment on the cause of this. There could be multiple reasons. One would like to trust the endodontist opinion given they have made a physical examination of the area.
I have the same issue. Flossing just ripped my gums. The pockets were too deep to get down there. You will see that the waterpik is very efficient in that sense.
Great video, as always. Would you choose cordless or not? I'm just not sure how much cordless is an advantage when taking into account higher price and usually smaller water volume.
It really depends on your lifestyle & personal circumstances. If you don't have a power outlet in your bathroom, you might go cordless. If you travel a lot., then going cordless might be beneficial. Some like the idea of water flossing in the shower, so cordless is better. Cordless don't have to be more expensive, but admittedly, some models do command a slight premium.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you for your reply. I watched some other videos you posted and did some additional research and decided that cordless is not for me. Main reason - water tank size. It just doesn't look big enough to ensure comfortable cleaning without the need to refill it. Additionally, most of them seem bulky and uncomfortable to hold compared to corded. On your recommendation decided to buy Waterpik WP-660. Thank you!
Thank you for the detailed review. I just have one question. What are the tiny silicone bits for? I bought one and they came in the package. It wasn't this brand, but its very similar.
I’ve been using it for one month almost and not happy with it, the battery is the main weakness, it discharges quite fast and take too long to charge, is not a lithium battery either believe it or not, and the container leaks water when it sits on the counter. It cleans your mouth very well but it doesn’t justify its flaws. I’ll go with Philips sonicare 3000 I think is the best alternative and a much better option.
Update: Waterpik USA reached out to me and sent me their ION Professional Cordless Water Flosser completely free of charge as a replacement for my failed items. Both of my Waterpik W-562's have failed batteries. I believe it is a design flaw. The first within 9 months and the second within one month. On both occasions, I noticed the handle was hotter than usual after charging, subsequently the charging light would not illuminate and the unit would not turn on. Unfortunately I purchased the first Watepik from Amazon UAE and cannot get an answer from Waterpik Mexico as to getting it repaired as I am no longer in the UAE. Customer support is terrible. The second, I will be returning to Amazon as it is still returnable. I also have an older plug-in waterpik that has not failed yet but the pressure is poor. I hope to find a suitable replacement other than the W-562.
My WP-582 has failed also, it is 10 months old and worst yet I only used it for travel, so probably have only used it for 3 months in total! It had done the exact same thing yours has done!
@@mickyc4479 I never really had the need for a rechargeable Waterpik, just wanted the smaller footprint. I have since opted for the rather noisy but more reliable mains operated Aquarius Pro WP-660 model, which is still going after 10 months. I'll never buy another rechargeable Waterpik regardless of the battery type. I took apart my failed ION Waterpik, the charging circuit traces on the PCB were covered in verdigris, with no sign of water ingress. The same thing happened to the replacement they sent me, so poor design on the PCB layout resulting in burnt out charging circuit. Also, the magnetic external connector started to push back into the casing, which was another design fault. I wrote to them about it but never heard back.
I bought it six months ago and it sat on the kitchen counter because I couldn’t figure out how to fill the reservoir. I took it back to the pharmacy for store manager to figure out. Used it today for the first time. The flimsy plastic latch on the reservoir is hard to open and close. The water drains out before I can get it reassembled. The water drains out before I finish cleaning all my teeth. I paid $80 and made a mess. 😮
@@ElectricTeeth thank you very much ! appreciate the answer ill order it ! do you think tho it is powerful enough to actually clean and replace normal floss? also which of the heads will i actually need? because the "pik pocket" doesnt seem to come with the floss and also checking on amazon i couldnt find an original "pik pocket" head altho i found the other ones.. and since these doesnt sell in mt country i wanna get everytrhing i might need now from amazon. thank you !
Generally speaking, floss or interdental brushes are the best to use, instead of a water flosser. But, a water flosser is a good option if you struggle to get in a habit of cleaning between the teeth and will do it more regularly. There is a need for more clinical study to really confirm if one is better than the other. Many dentists beleive the physical contact floss and brushes give is better. The classic jet tip is what most need, but it can depend on your personal circumstances. If you have periodontal pockets or implants for example, other tips can be more useful. If you are looking a the pik-pocket, I am assuming you have periodontal pockets. I am not sure on your location, but some buy links are available on the Waterpik website. www.waterpik.com/oral-health/tips-accessories/PP-100E/
@@ElectricTeeth actually my teeth normal with nothing special so i guess i wont need them ^^ thanks alot ! i mean i use normal floss now but quite honestly im not sure i do it the right way or not and also my teeth are soooo tight with one another which i suppose its good looking but it makes flossing with normal floss take far too long because it can take me about 15-20 seconds for each teeth with how hard it is to get it in the space between them.. so i decided to give water a try.. thanks alot
I have read several positive comments about Panasonic EW1511 too. Panasonic vs This one?? Which one is better on the whole in your opinion? Thank you for an informative video!!!
@@ngoclinh3252 Mình mua của Waterprick dùng thích lém bạn ạaa. Mình dùng lần đầu chưa quen nên bị chảy máu chân răng xíu, nhưng lần 2 là hết hẳn. Lại có điều chỉnh lực nên dễ dùng nữa. Bạn nên mua nhaa \\(>.
Hola pueden ayudarme ,ayer recibi el producto por Amazon y cuando está cargado el indicador no muestra su luz, además cuando marco los niveles pasado 40 segundos se apaga la luz es normal?
I do believe it is normal for the light to go out once fully charged. The lights will go out too if not in use. Only when in use will the lights stay on. That is unless it is in the process of being charged, whereby the battery light will remain lit. Creo que es normal que la luz se apague una vez que esté completamente cargada. Las luces también se apagarán si no se usan. Sólo cuando esté en uso las luces permanecerán encendidas. Esto es a menos que esté en proceso de carga, por lo que la luz de la batería permanecerá encendida.
Jon, perhaps I am using this unit wrong, but flossing at the slow pace the gentleman shown is means you are refilling it more than you are using it. Therefore, it seems to me that an unmentioned "con" is the volume of the reservoir.
I often slow things down in the video to help demonstrate a point. Please don't take the footage to be an exact representation of time etc. Arguably yes the size of the reservoir is a con. But a bigger one, makes the unit heavier which can be a con too. 🤷♂️ Ideally, most will need/want a refill. If you are using this as an additional tool to regular flossing or interdental brushing then 1 fill of the tank can be enough. I am afraid some of it is personal preference and not all will agree with my prs and cons. 😀
Hello, can I ask what would you recommend to buy from these two 1. Philips sonicare cordless power flosser 3000 hx3806/31 or 2. Waterpik cordless Advanced WP562?
@@ElectricTeeth thank you for answer🙂 Any more details pros/cons why Waterpik? What's more, are you planning to put some video regarding this Philips one?
The in hand comfort and nozzle rotation are my primary reasons for picking Waterpik. Here is a comparison I have put together for those in the USA. Not sure on your location, but general message applies. www.electricteeth.com/waterpik-cordless-advanced-vs-philips-sonicare-cordless-power-flosser-3000/ A video comparison is coming in the near future. I also have lots of content coming on the Sonicare Power Flossers, just in the process of recording/editing etc. We do have written reviews available on our site now if you want to know more. Or just ask. 😁
I haven't specifically tested. I see no reason why not. Waterpik don't officially list it as compatible, but then again they lost no cordless models - www.waterpik.com/oral-health/tips-accessories/DT-100E/
As a general rule no a countertop doesn't remove more plaque than a cordless. However, a slight catch is that a fair amount of the clinical evidence for a water flosser is based on having used countertop rather than cordless units. For example Sonicare's new range of power flossers have evidence to suggest that they are up to a 180% more effective in improving gum health compared to string floss. But this claim is based on using a countertop model rather than their cordless version. Yet, as far as I am aware a test was conducted with both countertop and cordless Sonicare power flossers that confirms they can remove up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas.
Fairly easy I would say. You can easily press a button to release it and give it a rinse. It can then be soaked in solutions to clean it if you so desire.
Distilled water 💧 pure , had my transparent kettle for years now , still perfectly clear , Distilled water means no limescale, residue, but you gotta get a water distiller 🙅♂️
It's not bad by any means & more than satisfactory. I don't think it is quite as good as the Cordless Advanced, but if you have a strict budget then you can't go too far wrong. Our review video: th-cam.com/video/_pI9UgJs1zw/w-d-xo.html
@@ElectricTeeth I wish I had seen your review sooner (though the Advanced looks chunkier and heavier than the Pearl that I've ordered, and I have rather small hands). In addition, I don''t favor Amazon for a number of reasons, and Waterpik itself then turned out to be the only other place where I could order any Watrpik flosser, though I live in New York City! I'm hoping that the Pearl won't be too thick and heavy. I suspect that having a smaller-capacity water tank and other features, it may be a better bet for my smaller hands. I hope so, because Waterpik's price was higher than I would have had to pay at Target or some other store, for example, but none had the Pearl or the Advanced, anyway. I wasn't unhappy using string floss, but my dentist wanted me to use a water flosser, yet I've read that floss is best? Having three intensities and voltage I could use in the UK (I'm there quite frequently) would have been a plus, too, but what can I do? I hope I haven't made a foolish decision, but even the Pearl looks big.
Yes. It supports 110-240V. You will just need a plug adapter.
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While it might be the 'best'. The Waterpik usage obsolete battery charging method micromanaging where you have disconnect charger after 3-4 hours is not convenient and just annoying. If you forget, battery is dead and have to reset it.
@@ElectricTeeth I'm disappointed, Jon, because the Pearl appears to be the one from Waterpik that is a reasonable size for my smaller hands, Waterpik has it (other stores in my area, including online, seem not to carry Waterpiks) and seems suitable in other ways. I know you wrote, a week ago, that you probably won't review the Pearl, but maybe you can answer a different kind of question? It's about using a flosser like the Pearl - which is not meant for UK voltage - in the UK. I can charge my Mac laptop there with an adapter, and can then charge my phone from the Mac with a USB cable attached to it. Could I do the same thing with the water flosser and ITS cable? Or would I be able to use a converter and plug the flosser in then? I asked the question online at Waterpik and was told that 1) the flosser could be used in the UK with an adapter like the one i use for my computer, or 2) that I could use the flosser with a concerter, or 3) that I couldn't use it in the UK, at all. I'm totally confused! I may just have to buy a separate flosser in London and leave it at my family's house or go back to string floss when I'm there. If you have suggestions, I shall welcome them; if not, thank you, anyway, for your patience and wisdom. 💐
@@jennywren1420I'm sorry it is just not possible for us to review everything. We are a small team, independently financed. We do the best we can. The Pearl comes with a USB charging cable, so you can charge it anywhere in the world providing you have USB plug adapter suitable for that country. Or charge it from a USB socket on a computer or your Mac laptop for example.
Well it will depend. There are some that are a bit quieter, such as the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser. That is around 54 decibels, but it depends on the setting chosen.
I need to charge mine two times a week, because I use it on a daily basis. Also, I'm having trouble with leaking at the ejection button, anyone else? P. S. There is NO WAY it could last for 6 weeks! 3 days (using mornings and evenings) at max!
I really don't think the color and pouch are worth spending time on as pros. On the other hand the fact that the reservoir is tiny should have been mentioned and stressed.
TBH I don't know. I haven't seen other portable units. It might be worth highlighting if it's near about the same size. Also same goes for pressure; definitely would be good to highlight for the lay-people if it's good for everyone / most people, in the opinion of a professional!
Waterpik do offer spares - store.waterpik.com/wp-560w-c-transformer-replacement-cs-kit-white for example. Color and availability may vary depending on your location. Always worth contacting Waterpik for assistance.
Sorry to read you feel this way. There are of course limits on running time based on the capacity of the tank. This has one of the longest running times based on the size of the tank.
They are Invisalign braces that are supposed to be worn 22 hours a day. Why should I take them out to record a video? Has it impacted the quality of the video?
I don't have USB power in my bathroom....wtf???? Why no regurlar cord with a plug???? Does Europe have USB charging stations in the crapper rooms???? So I got to take my sloppy wet waterpik over to my charging station. Don't recommend just on the charging.hassle alone. Buy one that uses a regular plug so you can plug in your wall outlet.
You can buy USB to 2 pin plug adapters. The Cordless Advanced did used to come with a 2 pin power adapter (and still does in Europe) but it's recently changed in the USA to come with a USB cable.
1. Some Panasonic EW-1211 does the same job but twice cheaper. 2. All the "pros" here are bullshit. For example, you wouldn't want this "nice grip thing" because it's just hard to keep clean, always will be dirty. Or this "easy to rotate nozzle" you will never use, trust me. Same shit for other whistles and bells. Be smart, pay less, don't watch hidden commercial.
Commercial? Didn't receive any funding or financial support to make this video. As honest as impartial as we can be. Check out our ethics policy if you like. www.electricteeth.com/about-us/#ethics Is the Panasonic really that much cheaper? Currently about the same price in the USA and a bit cheaper in the UK. Potentially the grip is harder to keep clean, but most of the debris is water so it wipes and drys off easily. Not like a toothbrush where you have the toothpaste. Sorry if you non't like the video.
Mine arrived today. Im a bit annoyed because I swear I selected grey, but lo and behold... white..... Somehow it got back on white in my cart.... Oh well.
⚠ Waterpik has updated the Advanced in most regions of the world. Version 2.0. The main differences are:
- The new version has a USB type A connector at the other end of the magnetic charging cable, rather than a 2 pin power adapter.
- The new version uses a Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) rather than a Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery.
- Claimed battery life increases from 1 to 4 weeks with charging times doubling from 4 to 2 weeks.
This video explains more - th-cam.com/video/vlXwzT9RLdM/w-d-xo.html
A company of crooks. We bought two devices, one from Amazon USA and the other from Amazon Germany. Both arrived not working. Dead. A lot of money. I contacted the company, provided the representative with all the documents and photographs she required and they refused to replace the broken devices. I will note that formally the devices have a warranty of 3 years. But in practice there is no guarantee of one day. Don't believe the ads!
WP-560 is the one I have. Owned it for 4 years now. I use it every other day, perfect check ups every 4 months. 👍👍👍
Is it waterproof?
I have had this product for a few weeks now and I have to say I’m pretty impressed with it. I previously had a plug in oral irrigator and found it cumbersome and I hardly ever used it. The Waterpik advanced is very handy just to pick up fill, and off you go. It is grippy so you’ll never drop it. You can select the pressure before switching it on and it is shower proof. The magnetic charger is a revelation, makes charging it so much easier than a fiddly little plug. On the negative side, I find the reservoir empties very quickly in high mode, and for the price I think it should come with a 3 pin plug adapter in the box. Highly recommended...
Thanks for sharing your experience and feedback.
@@ElectricTeeth Thanks for the review.
I have just had veneers, big decision, I know, but every single dentist recommended this same one, even though there was differences with pastes and washes, they all said this is the one ☝🏼great honest review by the way 😊
Ha, well there is good reason hey?! I hope you like your new veneers.
I’ve had Invisalign for almost a month now and this flosser is truly a game changer.
Also worth mentioning about cordless is some people have a standalone sink and no countertop. This is an advantage there.
Possible Fix - I was disappointed in the size of the reservoir. I believe I found an alternative. Get a big plastic cup and fill it with water. Leave off the reservoir and insert the intake into the cup. If your on fast your going to get low. Simply tilt the glass so the intake is still in the water. Tried it this morning and it worked like a charm. No refills or stopping.
But you are submerging the charging port in the water as well right? How will you charge it when you are done?
@@mrjack2617 I just insert the water intake hose into the cup. However not that it matters, but mine it rated Waterproof (water resistant) anyway. There is no charge contacts, you just put the charger on the magnetic front of the toothbrush to charge.
YES, I agree and thanks for your tip. I find that 45 seconds is just not enough time.
A con that was not mentioned is the small size of the Waterpik’s water container. The Bestok water flosser has a much larger container and is priced at only $30. I have tried it and I find it fully as good as the Waterpik, except that it is practically impossible to pull off the water container of the Bestok, to clean it, unless you are a big-muscled man. The Waterpik has a sensible little latch to pull back and the container then pulls off easily. And the Bestok has a clever design that lets you use the brush upside down and still have water siphon through. Whether the Bestok will last as long is questionable though. They do not sell an extended warrantee.
Phew! Just got this exact model yesterday. Glad it jas such positive reviews. EDIT: Got the Blue also.👍🏿👌🏿💪🏿
Great video, thanks you helped me decide on this model, I just purchased it from Amazon $89 USD and came with 4 extra tips. I just received it today and it is charging while I type and can't wait to use it. because I am tired of getting those deep cleanings and hopefully this will help enough that regular dental cleanings will be good enough. Thanks again and all the best.
So pleased to read the video helped. All being well it will help reduce the need for deep cleanings. But, do make sure you are brushing your teeth well if you are not already.
@@ElectricTeeth
Yes I do, thank you very much again
I want to try this as well.
Manual flossing sometime hurt my gum if I'm in a rush.
@@condorX2
Got mine, very happy with it, been using it everyday, I find using it in the shower is the best to use it because of the water going everywhere, all the best with yours
@@mchoch4576 very smart with the shower combo. 😎
Thank you for the dry specs review. I was hoping to get a review on the performance of actual cleaning as part of a product review.
Cheers for the review.
I want to try this in 2022.
Manual flossing sometime hurt my gum if I'm in a rush.
Just ordered one on Ebay. Recently got a crown and need to keep the area extra clean.
I bought this because of your review. Thank you.
Me too! N i love it!😀
My nephew recently got braces. We gave him one and he loves it. 😎
I just bought this from Amazon for cyber Monday for 50 bucks, instead of 100
I believe that I caused a gum abscess from flossing vigorously in some deep pockets. The endodontist said that was not likely. I am diligent with brushing, flossing, and my dental visits. Needless to say, I was shocked when I was told I needed one or possibly two teeth extracted. It does not make sense. The abscess is slowly getting better so I want to wait before getting my teeth pulled. I am not flossing anymore. Your thoughts.
Hi Ruby. We can't really comment on the cause of this. There could be multiple reasons. One would like to trust the endodontist opinion given they have made a physical examination of the area.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you so much for your quick response.
I have the same issue. Flossing just ripped my gums. The pockets were too deep to get down there. You will see that the waterpik is very efficient in that sense.
Rinse with salty salt water
I do hate how small the reservoir is… I’ve been using it for a few days snow… it bothers me having to constantly refill.
I bought the same model and ie arrived a week ago. I am very happy with it.
Great video, as always.
Would you choose cordless or not? I'm just not sure how much cordless is an advantage when taking into account higher price and usually smaller water volume.
It really depends on your lifestyle & personal circumstances. If you don't have a power outlet in your bathroom, you might go cordless. If you travel a lot., then going cordless might be beneficial. Some like the idea of water flossing in the shower, so cordless is better. Cordless don't have to be more expensive, but admittedly, some models do command a slight premium.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you for your reply. I watched some other videos you posted and did some additional research and decided that cordless is not for me. Main reason - water tank size. It just doesn't look big enough to ensure comfortable cleaning without the need to refill it. Additionally, most of them seem bulky and uncomfortable to hold compared to corded. On your recommendation decided to buy Waterpik WP-660. Thank you!
Thanks for the demo Doc
I got it for $65 on Cyber Monday. 😀👍🏻
Thank you for the detailed review. I just have one question. What are the tiny silicone bits for? I bought one and they came in the package. It wasn't this brand, but its very similar.
I don't know what you have received without knowing the model or seeing images.
there are no silicone bits in this product. You might want to search youtube on your model and find out :)
Are they color coding rings? The old style water pic had them so that family members could tell which tip belonged to whom.
Very informative review, I just ordered one from Amazon.
I’ve been using it for one month almost and not happy with it, the battery is the main weakness, it discharges quite fast and take too long to charge, is not a lithium battery either believe it or not, and the container leaks water when it sits on the counter.
It cleans your mouth very well but it doesn’t justify its flaws. I’ll go with Philips sonicare 3000 I think is the best alternative and a much better option.
How would compare the pressures? Are they similar?
Update: Waterpik USA reached out to me and sent me their ION Professional Cordless Water Flosser completely free of charge as a replacement for my failed items.
Both of my Waterpik W-562's have failed batteries. I believe it is a design flaw. The first within 9 months and the second within one month. On both occasions, I noticed the handle was hotter than usual after charging, subsequently the charging light would not illuminate and the unit would not turn on. Unfortunately I purchased the first Watepik from Amazon UAE and cannot get an answer from Waterpik Mexico as to getting it repaired as I am no longer in the UAE. Customer support is terrible. The second, I will be returning to Amazon as it is still returnable. I also have an older plug-in waterpik that has not failed yet but the pressure is poor. I hope to find a suitable replacement other than the W-562.
Sorry to read about your experience, this doesn't sound great. We appreciate the feedback.
My WP-582 has failed also, it is 10 months old and worst yet I only used it for travel, so probably have only used it for 3 months in total! It had done the exact same thing yours has done!
@@mickyc4479 I never really had the need for a rechargeable Waterpik, just wanted the smaller footprint. I have since opted for the rather noisy but more reliable mains operated Aquarius Pro WP-660 model, which is still going after 10 months. I'll never buy another rechargeable Waterpik regardless of the battery type. I took apart my failed ION Waterpik, the charging circuit traces on the PCB were covered in verdigris, with no sign of water ingress. The same thing happened to the replacement they sent me, so poor design on the PCB layout resulting in burnt out charging circuit. Also, the magnetic external connector started to push back into the casing, which was another design fault. I wrote to them about it but never heard back.
I luv this! Been using this product for 3 years already. 👍
Hi! Can you please make a review of the Oclean W10? It would really help since I'm looking into the product.
I bought it six months ago and it sat on the kitchen counter because I couldn’t figure out how to fill the reservoir. I took it back to the pharmacy for store manager to figure out. Used it today for the first time. The flimsy plastic latch on the reservoir is hard to open and close. The water drains out before I can get it reassembled. The water drains out before I finish cleaning all my teeth. I paid $80 and made a mess. 😮
Fill with reservoir on the machine using the little snap opening the back. Easy peasy.
hey, as of now is it still the best cordless water flossers available? + thank you so much for videos
Yes in my opinion it is.
@@ElectricTeeth thank you very much ! appreciate the answer ill order it ! do you think tho it is powerful enough to actually clean and replace normal floss? also which of the heads will i actually need? because the "pik pocket" doesnt seem to come with the floss and also checking on amazon i couldnt find an original "pik pocket" head altho i found the other ones.. and since these doesnt sell in mt country i wanna get everytrhing i might need now from amazon. thank you !
Generally speaking, floss or interdental brushes are the best to use, instead of a water flosser. But, a water flosser is a good option if you struggle to get in a habit of cleaning between the teeth and will do it more regularly.
There is a need for more clinical study to really confirm if one is better than the other. Many dentists beleive the physical contact floss and brushes give is better.
The classic jet tip is what most need, but it can depend on your personal circumstances. If you have periodontal pockets or implants for example, other tips can be more useful.
If you are looking a the pik-pocket, I am assuming you have periodontal pockets. I am not sure on your location, but some buy links are available on the Waterpik website. www.waterpik.com/oral-health/tips-accessories/PP-100E/
@@ElectricTeeth actually my teeth normal with nothing special so i guess i wont need them ^^ thanks alot ! i mean i use normal floss now but quite honestly im not sure i do it the right way or not and also my teeth are soooo tight with one another which i suppose its good looking but it makes flossing with normal floss take far too long because it can take me about 15-20 seconds for each teeth with how hard it is to get it in the space between them.. so i decided to give water a try.. thanks alot
I have read several positive comments about Panasonic EW1511 too.
Panasonic vs This one?? Which one is better on the whole in your opinion? Thank you for an informative video!!!
I have not yet tested the Panasonic to be able to comment I am afraid.
bạn ơi, bạn đã dùng loại waterpik này chưa ? cho mk xin review với
@@ngoclinh3252 Mình mua của Waterprick dùng thích lém bạn ạaa. Mình dùng lần đầu chưa quen nên bị chảy máu chân răng xíu, nhưng lần 2 là hết hẳn. Lại có điều chỉnh lực nên dễ dùng nữa. Bạn nên mua nhaa \\(>.
@@김나리-v3b không sao nè, cảm ơn bạn nhiều nha 😊
What is the recharge time, and is there an indicator when the battery is low?
There is an indicator to show when the battery is low. If I recall the charging time is about 4 hours.
Is the unit waterproof? I have a family member that would like to use it in the shower.
Yes this can be used in the shower.
Awesome Jon. Can you please check the buying link? I don't believe it's working.
It should be working now. 👍
I've got water floss one, but my mouth and gum bleeding when i use it
How long have you been using it for Rodi?
Have you set the pressure low?
This is normal for someone who is new to flossing. It should stop within 2 weeks using it daily.
This model doesn't pulse ?
But on the box it says hydro flosser on one side and hydro pulser on the other
I'm struggling to understand why you need to replace the heads? Clean them and they should last the life of the main unit?
Hygiene primarily. You can use for longer, & clean them if you desire. Some specific tips have bristles that can wear out and require replacement.
@@ElectricTeeth thanks, yes I will drop them into a denture cleaning solution that I use for my Invisalign. That should do the trick.
Great review! Thank you for the information!!! AAA+ reviewer!
Hola pueden ayudarme ,ayer recibi el producto por Amazon y cuando está cargado el indicador no muestra su luz, además cuando marco los niveles pasado 40 segundos se apaga la luz es normal?
I do believe it is normal for the light to go out once fully charged.
The lights will go out too if not in use. Only when in use will the lights stay on. That is unless it is in the process of being charged, whereby the battery light will remain lit.
Creo que es normal que la luz se apague una vez que esté completamente cargada.
Las luces también se apagarán si no se usan. Sólo cuando esté en uso las luces permanecerán encendidas. Esto es a menos que esté en proceso de carga, por lo que la luz de la batería permanecerá encendida.
Would you estimate this waterfloss machine to have a lifespan of 3 years? Assuming you take good care of it and daily single use 45 seconds.
Yes it should do.
I've been researching about a product and it would really help if you make review about the Oclean W10 Water Flosser.
It is on our list to do. I am afraid I can't say when that will be as yet.
Are the accessories special or are they the same the Aquarius and other waterpik models use?
The tips are the same as most other waterpik water flossers.
Hello, could you please let me know whether it’s compatible to be used with international currents?
Thank you
The power adapter supplied supports 110-240v. You will normally just need a plug adapter, depending on where you are using it.
I’m debating between this and the waterpik wF-11 cordless ion
Me too, what did you pick?
Jon, perhaps I am using this unit wrong, but flossing at the slow pace the gentleman shown is means you are refilling it more than you are using it. Therefore, it seems to me that an unmentioned "con" is the volume of the reservoir.
I often slow things down in the video to help demonstrate a point. Please don't take the footage to be an exact representation of time etc.
Arguably yes the size of the reservoir is a con. But a bigger one, makes the unit heavier which can be a con too. 🤷♂️
Ideally, most will need/want a refill. If you are using this as an additional tool to regular flossing or interdental brushing then 1 fill of the tank can be enough. I am afraid some of it is personal preference and not all will agree with my prs and cons. 😀
Hello, can I ask what would you recommend to buy from these two 1. Philips sonicare cordless power flosser 3000 hx3806/31 or 2. Waterpik cordless Advanced WP562?
If I had to pick, it would be the Waterpik Cordless Advanced. 👍
@@ElectricTeeth thank you for answer🙂
Any more details pros/cons why Waterpik? What's more, are you planning to put some video regarding this Philips one?
The in hand comfort and nozzle rotation are my primary reasons for picking Waterpik. Here is a comparison I have put together for those in the USA. Not sure on your location, but general message applies. www.electricteeth.com/waterpik-cordless-advanced-vs-philips-sonicare-cordless-power-flosser-3000/
A video comparison is coming in the near future. I also have lots of content coming on the Sonicare Power Flossers, just in the process of recording/editing etc.
We do have written reviews available on our site now if you want to know more. Or just ask. 😁
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you a lot!
Excellent review. Thanks!
Please help!! I need to know how to turn it on. I have one now and I got frustrated
Just press the power button. 👍
Can we add few drops of mouth rinse to it ?
Yes, if you wish 👍
@@ElectricTeeth great thanks. started adding in few drops of TheraBreath oral rinse. non alcohol and no dyes.
While traveling can a small quantity of water leak out from the opening for water filling
Potentially. Although that should not happen if you use the 'travel plug' that is provided. This goes into the hole the nozzles fit into.
wont this water flos retract the gums in the long run ?
No, it should not.
I just purchaased this water flosser and am a loss as to where to attach for a magnetic charge
Just below the silver panel on the front. You should feel the magnets in the charger pull towards the body of the flosser.
Which one is better in your opinion, the Oral b or this one?
This one.
Is this flosser compatible with the hook style Implant Denture Tip dt-100e attachment?
I haven't specifically tested. I see no reason why not. Waterpik don't officially list it as compatible, but then again they lost no cordless models - www.waterpik.com/oral-health/tips-accessories/DT-100E/
Electric Teeth does a countertop water flosser remove more plaque than a cordless waterflosser.
As a general rule no a countertop doesn't remove more plaque than a cordless. However, a slight catch is that a fair amount of the clinical evidence for a water flosser is based on having used countertop rather than cordless units.
For example Sonicare's new range of power flossers have evidence to suggest that they are up to a 180% more effective in improving gum health compared to string floss. But this claim is based on using a countertop model rather than their cordless version. Yet, as far as I am aware a test was conducted with both countertop and cordless Sonicare power flossers that confirms they can remove up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas.
How easy/difficult is it to clean out nozzle, etc?
Fairly easy I would say. You can easily press a button to release it and give it a rinse. It can then be soaked in solutions to clean it if you so desire.
@@ElectricTeeth thank you.
2 year’s later do you still recommend this one?
Yes
How can i buy it, how much it price, I am from Mizoram N E India
Does this mold? The tank looks hard to clean, and what about the water within the tubes/system?
There is always a potential for this to happen. But with a good cleaning routine and letting the tank dry etc all being well it shouldn't.
Distilled water 💧 pure , had my transparent kettle for years now , still perfectly clear , Distilled water means no limescale, residue, but you gotta get a water distiller 🙅♂️
@@daviddimbleby6725 transparent kettle ?
mold won't really build up if you use mouthwash and water together.
The waterhose seems not flexible enough, there could be also a weight on the end of it. Time for improvement?
Great video!
In kuwait we can find it in local electronic store for 158$ (48KD)💀
My water flasher is not charging
Tku. Amazon link?
geni.us/cordlessadvanced-yt
Is the waterpik cordless express one just as good as this? im not tryin to pay $100 dollars for this without knowing it’s worth it 😂
It's not bad by any means & more than satisfactory. I don't think it is quite as good as the Cordless Advanced, but if you have a strict budget then you can't go too far wrong. Our review video: th-cam.com/video/_pI9UgJs1zw/w-d-xo.html
@@ElectricTeeth okay I’ll make sure to check that out! thanks so much! 😁
@@ElectricTeeth I wish I had seen your review sooner (though the Advanced looks chunkier and heavier than the Pearl that I've ordered, and I have rather small hands). In addition, I don''t favor Amazon for a number of reasons, and Waterpik itself then turned out to be the only other place where I could order any Watrpik flosser, though I live in New York City! I'm hoping that the Pearl won't be too thick and heavy. I suspect that having a smaller-capacity water tank and other features, it may be a better bet for my smaller hands. I hope so, because Waterpik's price was higher than I would have had to pay at Target or some other store, for example, but none had the Pearl or the Advanced, anyway. I wasn't unhappy using string floss, but my dentist wanted me to use a water flosser, yet I've read that floss is best? Having three intensities and voltage I could use in the UK (I'm there quite frequently) would have been a plus, too, but what can I do? I hope I haven't made a foolish decision, but even the Pearl looks big.
Electric Teeth does it matter which hand we use when using a Waterpik.
No, it does not.
I opened it today and it’s not working whatsoever out of the box. I can’t get any water to come out
Is it charged? Any lights coming on?
Cleaning the reservoir?
We haven't yet done a video on this, but some tips here - www.electricteeth.com/clean-water-flosser/
Pulsating is not essential for better flossing ?
It's not essential, but most do it.
@@ElectricTeeth thanks. that's a comfort to know that it not essential.
Water tank is too small for serious use,, very difficult to gold if have female or old hands, water tank can be really hard to remove,
Can you review Huawei Leboo Ultrasonic Toothbrush?
It might be one we review in the future. 👍
Multi voltage? Can I travel to EU as US?
Yes. It supports 110-240V. You will just need a plug adapter.
While it might be the 'best'. The Waterpik usage obsolete battery charging method micromanaging where you have disconnect charger after 3-4 hours is not convenient and just annoying. If you forget, battery is dead and have to reset it.
Thanks
Electric Teeth Are you going to review the Waterpik Cordless Pearl Water Flosser too?
Hi Isaac. To be honest this is one model we probably won't be reviewing.
@@ElectricTeeth I'm disappointed, Jon, because the Pearl appears to be the one from Waterpik that is a reasonable size for my smaller hands, Waterpik has it (other stores in my area, including online, seem not to carry Waterpiks) and seems suitable in other ways. I know you wrote, a week ago, that you probably won't review the Pearl, but maybe you can answer a different kind of question? It's about using a flosser like the Pearl - which is not meant for UK voltage - in the UK. I can charge my Mac laptop there with an adapter, and can then charge my phone from the Mac with a USB cable attached to it. Could I do the same thing with the water flosser and ITS cable? Or would I be able to use a converter and plug the flosser in then? I asked the question online at Waterpik and was told that 1) the flosser could be used in the UK with an adapter like the one i use for my computer, or 2) that I could use the flosser with a concerter, or 3) that I couldn't use it in the UK, at all. I'm totally confused! I may just have to buy a separate flosser in London and leave it at my family's house or go back to string floss when I'm there.
If you have suggestions, I shall welcome them; if not, thank you, anyway, for your patience and wisdom. 💐
@@jennywren1420I'm sorry it is just not possible for us to review everything. We are a small team, independently financed. We do the best we can.
The Pearl comes with a USB charging cable, so you can charge it anywhere in the world providing you have USB plug adapter suitable for that country. Or charge it from a USB socket on a computer or your Mac laptop for example.
Lets hear it? How loud is it?
Is produces up to 70 decibels of sound.
@@ElectricTeeth yep, wake everyone up just to floss.
Well it will depend. There are some that are a bit quieter, such as the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser. That is around 54 decibels, but it depends on the setting chosen.
Electric Teeth have you experience any leaking
No. Not unless it is stored or held in particularly unusual positions. The seals have proven strong so far.
May I know the model number?
White - WP-560
Black - WP-562
Blue - WP-563
Orchid - WP-565
Rose Gold - WP-569
Well....mine with one charge last just a week
Don't buy its rubbish 😒 had it for 2 weeks it broke down. The Smile water flosser is much 😍 better. Anyway great video
Is this one pretty quiet?
It runs at approx 70 decibels
Electric Teeth do you perfect Cordless Waterpiks or Countertop Waterpiks.
As a general rule countertop as they offer longer flossing times.
@@ElectricTeeth My Waterpik Aqarius just stopped working yesterday.
Oh that is a shame. How long have you had it? Have you contacted Waterpik for assistance?
@@ElectricTeeth I have been using it for 2 years now.
Perhaps worth a call. Depending on location they come with a 2 or 3 year warranty.
But does it work???
My first lasted for 8 months and second lasted for 4 months ! I will not buy Waterpik products again.
What went wrong with them? Were they replaced by Waterpik under warranty?
I need to charge mine two times a week, because I use it on a daily basis. Also, I'm having trouble with leaking at the ejection button, anyone else?
P. S. There is NO WAY it could last for 6 weeks! 3 days (using mornings and evenings) at max!
I really don't think the color and pouch are worth spending time on as pros.
On the other hand the fact that the reservoir is tiny should have been mentioned and stressed.
Is it tiny compared to most portable/cordless units?
TBH I don't know. I haven't seen other portable units. It might be worth highlighting if it's near about the same size.
Also same goes for pressure; definitely would be good to highlight for the lay-people if it's good for everyone / most people, in the opinion of a professional!
I lost the charger, no way of getting a replacement
Waterpik do offer spares - store.waterpik.com/wp-560w-c-transformer-replacement-cs-kit-white for example. Color and availability may vary depending on your location. Always worth contacting Waterpik for assistance.
Not very reliable had one less than 1 month it broke down have a smile water flosser prefer that still working
solid ad than a review, all pros 0 cons huh.
You talk about everything except the most important one which is how effective it is in cleaning plaques
It cleans perfectly well. No complaints. It's my most recommended cordless model.
Well followed your advice and I'm disappointed. Water reservoir too small and battery autonomy too low
Sorry to read you feel this way.
There are of course limits on running time based on the capacity of the tank. This has one of the longest running times based on the size of the tank.
@@ElectricTeeth can't do all teeth in one time, have to refill, and after 5 days the battery indicator starts blinking
why would you wear retainers to do a video. Just why?
They are Invisalign braces that are supposed to be worn 22 hours a day. Why should I take them out to record a video? Has it impacted the quality of the video?
@@ElectricTeeth yes, it gives you a noticeable lisp. Not to you only but to anyone who wears a retainer and talks.
@@ElectricTeeth didn’t affect the quality of the video at all in my opinion. Thank you for recording it, very very helpful!
I don't have USB power in my bathroom....wtf???? Why no regurlar cord with a plug???? Does Europe have USB charging stations in the crapper rooms???? So I got to take my sloppy wet waterpik over to my charging station. Don't recommend just on the charging.hassle alone. Buy one that uses a regular plug so you can plug in your wall outlet.
You can buy USB to 2 pin plug adapters. The Cordless Advanced did used to come with a 2 pin power adapter (and still does in Europe) but it's recently changed in the USA to come with a USB cable.
Rubbish breaks fast, get the mysmile Cordless Water Flosser
first thing i noticed about this video is that you are wearing Invisalign
Indeed I am, well spotted.
Nearly 9 minutes of a review that could be reduced to 3 minutes.
bad quality.. it lasts for 5 or 6 months and then it stops working.. too bad cause it does a good job when it works..
Did you get it repaired or replaced under warranty? What stopped working the motor?
1. Some Panasonic EW-1211 does the same job but twice cheaper.
2. All the "pros" here are bullshit. For example, you wouldn't want this "nice grip thing" because it's just hard to keep clean, always will be dirty. Or this "easy to rotate nozzle" you will never use, trust me. Same shit for other whistles and bells.
Be smart, pay less, don't watch hidden commercial.
Commercial? Didn't receive any funding or financial support to make this video. As honest as impartial as we can be. Check out our ethics policy if you like. www.electricteeth.com/about-us/#ethics
Is the Panasonic really that much cheaper? Currently about the same price in the USA and a bit cheaper in the UK.
Potentially the grip is harder to keep clean, but most of the debris is water so it wipes and drys off easily. Not like a toothbrush where you have the toothpaste.
Sorry if you non't like the video.
Mine arrived today. Im a bit annoyed because I swear I selected grey, but lo and behold... white..... Somehow it got back on white in my cart.... Oh well.
Ahh man that's annoying. I am sure the retailer would be prepared to swap it.
@@ElectricTeeth I already opened it not going to bother with it. Amazon's becoming more and more annoying to deal with haha
I bought the same model and ie arrived a week ago. I am very happy with it.