Bitvae P1 Water Dental Flosser, Travel Water Teeth Picks, Cordless Mini Water Cleaner Picks with Telescopic Water Tank, IPX7 Waterproof Flossing Cleaning Picks, Brace & Sensitive Teeth Care, Black

I travel up to 41-weeks of the year and this water pick is a gem! It's compact and has plenty of speed and power to do the job. I've used it now for about a month and have had no issues. The charge hold for a good length of time too! It's a great value and is solid and durable. Some reviews say it's not as powerful as a full size water pick (which is probably true) but I don't like to blast my gums! The pressure is perfect for me and makes my gums feel clean.

I love this little handheld water flosser. I have a large one which can sometimes be a pain to set up. But this one is super easy to use. It has a well for the water and comes with 4 picks - 2 are ones that most people will use and the other two are for anyone with orthodontics. Just charge it up before using, then fill the well with water, attach a water pick and press the start button on the side. Super easy and gets the job done.

Nice, small, convenient travel size makes it more likely for me to use it daily than the large, cumbersome water flossers. The flow is not that strong, though that is expected for a small device. It cracked after a couple years of use, though it's cheap enough that it doesn't bother me much. Ergonomic, easy to use and easy to clean.

I think we’d all be better off purchasing one of these water flossers rather than buying replacement heads from quip for their water flosser. $35 for 3 heads vs buying this product for $20 which comes with 4 replacement heads(Quip only gave 1 head altogether). Excellent product. Love the portability aspect and great water pressure.

As a retired dentist, I like my Waterpick and although it is supposedly portable, it takes up too much luggage space to be practical. For a while, I used the tall, portable version but the on/off button would get activated in my closed suitcase and not only run the battery dry but posed some serious questions regarding the strange noise emitting from my suitcase as it went through airport security. This rechargeable version seems to fill the bill for me. It is very compact because it collapses inside its own water reservoir. The on/off button is completely covered when collapsed in this travel position. The water reservoir is understandably restricted but refilling it is extremely easy. It has three strength settings and the high setting is comparable to the setting I use on my home device. I used this on a two-week vacation and never felt the need to recharge it during that time. The water in the reservoir is drawn through a flexible tube and reinforced with a metal spring to prevent it from taking on an unacceptable shape during storage. A thoughtful addition. All in all, I am very pleased with this portable dental water cleansing device and will take it on all vacations.

I wish the spout was thinner to really get in between teeth and I had to fill up the reserve 3 times because it goes through water so quickly. The size is good for travel.

Jarnury 14, 2026 Update -- I carry this around all the time now, it lives in my everyday purse. Everything I've said orginally stands. Not as strong as my home plug-in full-sized model, I wouldn't rely on this as my main water dental floser, but I love having this for on-the-go. If I'm out all day and eating on the go I will go in the restroom of a restaurant to brush and use this little water flosser after eating. Will work for an overnight trip too if you can't lug a larger water flosser with you. It does the job much better than just brushing and swishing water in your mouth. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Not for every day use as it's small and the tank needs to be refilled multiple times for a thorough cleaning. However, for light-weight portalble comfort in ratio to the decent force for efficient cleaning is surprisingly good. I have a full-sized plug-in waterpick with a large-ish tank for home use, but if I'm out all day and eating on the go in restaurants etc., this is suprisingly convenient, light-weight and actually fits in my everyday (large-ish) purse easily. It works really well, better than I anticipated for such a small appliance. If it lasts a decent amount of time, I will consider this pretty much perfect for the price for on-the-go water flossing.

I purchased this for travel. It is tiny, about the height of a deodorant stick, and not much thicker. Size wise and battery wise, it's great and doesn't take up much space. However, I have gum issues and wanted something to replicate my electric WaterPik. I discovered a battery operated machine this size cannot compare to an electric machine. I used this on vacation. I had to refill the water chamber a few times per use, as expected, due to it being so small, but the only real issue for me was the lack of power. On it's highest pressure it felt like a WaterPik on a level 1 1/2 or 2. It felt like the water was being pulsed in sprinkles; I wanted a firm, consistent spray. If you just want to flush out your braces, maybe this would be ok. But if you want something with high, steady pressure to clean and irrigate between your teeth, this unit simply doesn't have the power. So I next bought an electric WaterPik Nano for travel. It is not as small and was more costly ($60) but it does what I need it to do with a larger water chamber and is relatively compact. I will save this small one for when I go camping only and don't have access to electricity.

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para ser un mini irrigador tiene una potencia muy aceptable, para viajes es perfecto.