morpilot Water Flosser for Teeth, 300ml Water Tank 3 Modes with 5 Tips Cordless Portable Dental Oral Irrigator IPX7 Waterproof USB Rechargeable FDA Approved Water Dental Flossers for Travel

Rarely do I ever I write reviews but when I'm really impressed I'm motivated to do so to show my respect and appreciation.I've bought a lot portable water flosser's and it's been my experience that they last on average about a year though many have died sooner but my last Morpilot lasted nearly 2 years which was impressive but I also really like everything about the functionality that's built into the design; someone has really thought about its utility making it simple and useful like:- Where the buttons are placed to turn it on. - Large 300ml water reservoir which so helps to reduce having to refill when using it.- The powerful yet durable pump motor.- The decent battery that really holds it's charge.- The position of the water inflow nozzle that's important so you don't loose water flow as you move around your mouth.As I have bought over the years around 8 different flosser's from different brands this has given me a degree of experience to comment on what's good in the design of these flosser's and some have been really dreadful with tiny reservoirs, weak jet flow or simply a poor design like having to hold the button down for 3 seconds to turn it on! But this particular brand really hits the nail on the head with this example (which has improved on their last model) it fulfills everything you would want from a portable water flosser and I highly recommend it over others, I assure you it's the best of it kind for it's price. I'm a very satisfied customer.I hope this message gets back to the manufacturing team at Morpilot for producing such an excellent design please don't change anything in the quality of the parts used that's paramount. Thank you!

I've just replaced the first one of these I bought.. it lasted 14 months before the pump motor started to weaken .. my initial reaction was that was too shorter time.. but then looking at the cost it's only £2 per month .. I can live with that given that I like using these - I bought the black one this time.. conclusion is it's no different to the slightly cheaper white at all .. comes with a few additional fittings but I've tried them and they don't improve the device for me. My previous review still stands - see below:Everyone comes at flossing from a different position .. some people are keen life long flossers.. and other people do it once every so often.. while others have special requirements like braces or reduced mobility. This device and others like it will provide different advantages depending on where you are on the 'flossing spectrum' - I like flossing regularly with interdental sticks.. but I do have a couple of wisdom teeth that are hard to get to and sensitive. I think the easiest way to give my opinion is under the heading above - hope it helps;What it WILL do:# It will clear food particles from around and in between your teeth .. better than 'swishing' water around will# I’ve got a part impacted wisdom tooth that’s hard to clean around.. it’s made a big difference.# If you hate flossing and never do it.. it's much easier to do and a lot better than doing nothing# If you have reduced mobility, or a relative does.. particularly in your hands.. it's easier to use than floss# Because it's 'there' it should encourage better habits than a roll of floss in a draw somewhereWhat it WON'T do;# It's not powerful enough to 'descale' your teeth - although you could argue regular use will help prevent formation# If your teeth are close together causing food to get really tightly wedged between them.. it might struggle to shift it# it won't exercise and stimulate your gums in the way floss or an interdental stick will# It's less powerful than anything you might have experienced at the dentist.. a very powerful jet in amateur hands would invite soft tissue damage and wouldn't be advisable.Using it:It's very easy to fill through the filler hole in the water chamber.. typically you'll fill it a few times every clean. (I bought the additional larger 300ml reservoir For my last one... the current models now come with these... basically for me it means only one fill required per clean) It's easy to charge via a standard 3 pin plug or a USB connection. It's easy to clean. The buttons need to be accessible as you need to be able to turn it off quickly when your mouth is full of water.. because of this it's easy to turn it on and off by accident which can get a little annoying but you get more used to it with time. I’ve also found that removing the base and turning it upside down to drain and dry in between uses helps to stop it getting messy.Overall Verdict :I like having it.. I use it several times a day and also take it with me when I travel for work. It hasn't completely replaced interdental floss sticks which I still use.. but I do like using it quickly after eating and I find it very useful for cleaning around sensitive wisdom teeth that I kept making sore with a TeePee .. I would definitely buy another one if I lost it.

Great device..worth every penny spent on it.It has 3 power settings.A 4th with a bit more power would be perfect.