Water Flosser Cordless Advanced, Plaque Remover for Teeth, White | 3 pressure settings, 4 Tips Included, Travel Friendly Oral Irrigator, Waterproof, USB Charger, Portable & Compact, WP-580UK

Bought a water flossed on dentist instructions. I weighed up the options but settled on this one and don’t regret the decision. Not for everyone, my wife hates water flossing but with three pressure settings I find it useable. Only down side is a small on board reservoir so you need to refill mid flossing and it is a bit chunky!

Well I never realised just how much is left between my teeth even after using floss , to say after the first time using this and seeing what it flushed out made me 100% glad I bought this. Takes a bit of getting used too but worth it.

2yr Update: I remain happy that I bought the Waterpik flosser and have had great use from it so have left it with 4 stars but I have decided to look at other options for the following reasons:- WATER RESERVOIR - this is difficult to remove and clean LOOSE TIPS - Not a major problem but they still blow off on occasion CHARGING ARRANGEMENT - The magnetic charger is prone to be knocked off BATTERY LIFE - Would be nice to have to recharge less frequently. The Waterpik has lost a star because the first one I received had a fault. The heads kept blowing off during use despite being carefully seated in. This was changed rapidly by Amazon but I was even more disappointed to find the second one also had a fault. In this case the water flow slowed down to almost a standstill during use and then I found it very difficult to open the filling port because of a vacuum in the reservoir. Rather than just send it back again I contacted the company who sent a replacement reservoir but that did not solve the problem. I asked them for technical advice as to why it was happening but all they would do was to offer to replace the Waterpik again. I discovered I was able to sort the problem out myself by changing one of the rubber seals for a less bulky version, so just kept it ! I chose a portable flosser because I did not want a bulky piece of kit in the bathroom and wanted to be able to take it away. I considered the Phillips flosser but decided that the Waterpik was probably a more effective device. I think if you have a mouth in good condition then the Phillips could be an option. From my reading it seems the Phillips uses less water, has better battery technology and is smaller however once I got the Waterpik working properly I was very happy with it:- Battery: This uses Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries. This technology does not like to be left on permanent charge. I am hoping to get good life out of them by charging for a few hours when the Waterpik indicates they are low. I find I recharge it one or twice a week. Water jet power: The pulsating water jet is very powerful and on a maximum setting can be very uncomfortable if directed on the wrong part of the mouth. I cant see why anyone would want a more powerful jet ! There are 3 settings if you want to use lower power. Reservoir size: This is a balance between how bulky the Waterpik is (it is quite bulky) and how long the water lasts. Refilling is very quick indeed . I tend to have to refill the Waterpik once during use but if you are less thorough or use a lower setting you would get away with not having to. Noise: Yes you can hear it but it is on a par with an electric razor or toothbrush. Does it work ? My dentist was happy I was using the Waterpik but pointed out that it should be used in addition to other dental hygiene procedure not in place of them. There is no question that it makes my mouth feel cleaner after use and if I am at home will often pop into the bathroom to use it after eating just because it makes me feel better. I am very happy with the Waterpik and would have given it 5 stars if I had not received two faulty ones !

Amazing…it’s a really powerful water flosser, this new upgraded version is brilliant and a very good service too. Perfect thank you.

I’m really impressed with this water flosser. It’s easy to use, feels well made, and has made a noticeable difference in my oral hygiene. The water pressure is strong enough to clean thoroughly between teeth and along the gumline, yet gentle enough to be comfortable. After just a few uses, my mouth felt much cleaner than with traditional floss alone. I also appreciate how convenient it is—setup is simple, the water tank is easy to fill, and cleaning takes very little time. It’s especially helpful for hard‑to‑reach areas and leaves my gums feeling healthier and refreshed. Overall, this water pick has been a great addition to my daily routine, and I’d happily recommend it to anyone looking to improve their dental care.

​I was initially excited about this water flosser. The design is sleek, the unit feels comfortable to hold, and the three pressure settings offer great option. I also initially thought the magnetic charging base was a nice touch but it's flawed. ​ Upon receiving the unit, I plugged it in to charge as per instructions, but the charging indicator light does not function as expected. The "low" battery light illuminates immediately when plugged into the magnetic base and stays solid, but the charging light below it, does not flash as it should or illuminate in any way to indicate that the battery is actively receiving a charge. I have even tried different USB plugs and outlets (just in case) but it is definitely the unit not charging. ​Without a proper indicator - flashing light or a change to "medium" or "high" - there is no way to confirm that the battery is charging or to know when it's full. ​ While the physical design and pressure options are promising, a rechargeable device that fails to provide clear confirmation of charging - or potentially fails to charge at all - is a major letdown right out of the box. This issue makes the product functionally unreliable.

Very good cleaning, tank is of reasonable size, easy to fill. Easy and quite pleasant to use. Build quality needs improvement. The tank lid plastic got brittle after 3 years when the first hinge broke and after about 3.5yrs the lid broke off altogether. Cleaning the unit is a bit of a faff but doable. The unit started leaking internally after about 3 years. After 4yrs of daily use the battery is dead, lasts just 3-4 sessions now. It is their top of the range and most expensive model when I would have expected more longevity in all aspects, ie, not quite value for money for me.

The Waterpik Cordless Advanced Water Flosser promises a dentist-fresh clean at home and on the go, and after several weeks of daily use—including one unfortunate splash incident that left me soaking before breakfast—I’m ready to weigh in. With its bold claims of removing up to 99.9% of plaque and being up to 50% more effective than string floss, expectations are understandably high. So, does it actually deliver? In short: mostly yes, with a few charming quirks. Let’s start with the basics. This device has a surprisingly premium build—it’s got that soft, grippy matte finish that feels more like a high-end tech gadget than a bathroom tool. The magnetic USB charger is borderline luxurious, making the usual plug-wrestling drama a thing of the past. After a full charge (about four hours), I’m getting between 8–10 days of twice-daily use. Not bad for something that blasts your mouth like a power washer. Speaking of power washers, the three pressure settings are well-calibrated. Low feels like a friendly garden sprinkler. Medium is just right for daily use. High, though? High is what I imagine a fire hydrant would feel like if it cared about your gum health. It’s great for stubborn bits of food that think they’ve found a forever home between your molars. This flosser is especially handy if you’ve got braces, implants, or anything your dentist charged you extra for. It dances through gaps where floss can’t go. After about two weeks, I noticed my gums felt firmer and less inflamed—even my hygienist was impressed, which doesn’t happen often. Travel-wise, this is the flosser equivalent of a posh campervan: not the smallest, but packed with features. The travel case is handy, and I’ve taken it on hotel stays and overnights without issue. That said, if you’re a carry-on-only minimalist, it does take up space—especially if you like to bring the extra tips. Now, the mess. Oh, the glorious chaos. If you’re not careful, you’ll end up watering your bathroom tiles more than your teeth. My advice? Use it in the shower or lean forward like you’re telling your sink a secret. Otherwise, you’ll be mopping up toothpastey water while your pet watches in quiet judgement. One time, I used it while half-asleep and missed my mouth entirely. I sprayed the mirror, the wall, and my own ear. Lesson learned: this isn’t a tool for groggy mornings unless you want to wake up very fast. Another tip—don’t forget to empty the reservoir. If you leave water sitting in there for hours, it occasionally leaks. Not a dealbreaker, just something to remember if you don’t want to discover a suspicious puddle the next day. Durability-wise, it’s too soon to tell, but some long-time users report breakdowns after two years. The good news? Waterpik’s customer service has a solid rep, and they’ve replaced faulty units under warranty without fuss. Pros: The Waterpik Cordless Advanced Water Flosser offers clinically proven results, effectively removing plaque and improving gum health. Its cordless and portable design makes it ideal for home and travel use. The three pressure settings are genuinely useful, allowing users to tailor the experience based on sensitivity or need. It performs exceptionally well around braces, crowns, and bridges—areas where traditional floss can struggle. Battery life is excellent, often lasting 8–10 days on a single charge, and it recharges quickly via a magnetic USB cable. Once familiar with the technique, many users find it surprisingly fun to use and more satisfying than traditional flossing. Cons: However, it’s on the pricier side compared to other water flossers. If you leave water sitting in the tank, it can occasionally leak, which may be inconvenient. There's also a bit of a learning curve to avoid making a mess—improper angle or pressure can result in water spray across the bathroom. Lastly, while it’s portable, the unit is slightly bulky for minimalist travel setups and may take up more space than expected in smaller toiletry bags. If you're looking for a reliable, surprisingly entertaining, and highly effective water flosser that adds a little theatre to your oral hygiene routine, the WP-580UK is well worth considering. It’s like having a dental hygienist in your travel bag—just one with a strong personality and a splash zone.

I’m happy

It stopped working after 2.5 years. Single person usage.

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Le produit est bien pensé. Plusieurs commentaires : a/Il fait bien le job b/grand réservoir donc pratique car pas besoin de le remplir en permanence c/contrôle qualité est questionnable : le produit est tombé en panne (bouton on/off inopérant) au bout de 1 mois pile .Ce qui explique la note 3/5 d/on aurait aimé 4 niveaux de puissance au lieu de 3. e/attention, prévoir adaptateur pour prise secteur française Le support client Amazon est impeccable : retour produit sans problème. Vais racheter le même en espérant que cette fois, le contrôle qualité aura été bien fait