Panasonic Portable Water Flosser, 2-Speed Battery-Operated Oral Irrigator with Collapsible Design for Travel – EW-DJ10-W (White)

After research, I decided to purchase this one and it is quite convenient! I like how easy it could carry and you do not need to spend a long time waiting to charge. The design is good and very convenient. Cannot expect more with the price range! They also give free batteries inside!

This is the first time that I use a water flosser. It is much more comfortable than using dental floss, and it cleans very well especially at the higher speed. Water reservoir could be bigger, but the beauty of this product is portability and using normal AA batteries as compared to other similar products. You can bring it with you wherever you go, and not worry about forgetting to pack the charger. In terms of battery usage, I floss once per day (high speed), and batteries can last about 2 weeks before replacement. Long term usage wise, I would recommend using re-chargeable AA batteries.

muy funcional y efectivo. desde la velocidad 1 es efectivo y a un buen precio. la capacidad es suficiente y hasta sobra si se usa en la velocidad mas baja, práctico para llevar.

Bom produto, funciona bem, atendeu às expectativas

Make sure this is the only one you buy. Don't make stupid mistake and think other brands are the same. Even those 'famous' brands are rubbish. My previous one of the same Panasonic model last me almost a decade and eventually the battery lid worn to a point I cannot replace the battery anymore. The motor was still strong but I just couldn't easily replace the battery so I made a mistake and replace it with a Waterpik. Regret that on the first second I use it, weak pressure and rechargeable battery only last few days. Thank god it died within 6 months (what the heck) There you go I just come back to buy the second Panasonic again. Some other comments saying it's impossible to clean, but it's actually quite easy. Just pull the water tank with a bit more force and it will come apart and you can clean the whole unit pretty easily.

If you are like me and like your tools to be sturdy and powerful, the Panasonic one is the only one to choose. As a person who reject to get my wisdom teeth pulled out, this water flosser will be my lifelong companion to clean the gap between the back-end teeth and the wisdom ones. And the first one that I own have been lasting for almost 10 years and still work like day one. I even tried to change to some other brand in-between simply because I wanted to buy two water flosseres as backup and I thought the other two brand might perform better. Then, there came with Waterpik and Philips. Comparison: The Waterpik one is way too weak. It is impossible to flush out the stuck food debris from teeth gaps. I bought two. The water pulse is so weak I even thought it was a defected one. So, I returned and tried another one. My friend has the same opinion as I did. We both returned and switched back to Panasonic. The Philips one has too much gimmick (it mixes water and air. but nothing helpful) and still the water power is not stronger than Panasonic. Besides, the Panasonic one is the only one which is foldable and that is perfect to protecting the nozzle when travelling. Battery: This one use two AA batteries. if you use rechargeable Li-on AA batteries and the power can go up to a new level. The Philips one is li-on and Waterpik one I bought needs 3 aa batteries. Personally, I do not like build-in batteries. Since it would have the same updating cycle as its battery even the other parts are still good. Now, I own three of this one and my friend also owns one. One is for home, one is in the office. And the other one is as back-up. Simply because I am worried that Panasonic may discontinue the products in the future. But the first one is still in its perfect working status.