Disappointed
Disappointed is the only word that comes to mind, when trying to describe this Dental Water Flosser.  I was quite excited to find a rechargeable, portable model... and couldn't wait to try this one out.  Unfortunately, I am unable to tell you anything useful about it. First-off, in unboxing the unit and reading the manual, I discovered that the kit I received was missing the toothbrush head- prominently referred to in the manual. That wasn't so bad, these things happen... and I already have a toothbrush, anyway. I finished reading the manual, and plugged the flosser in, to charge it up. The power display is tiny, but readable. With the flosser now fully-charged, I attached one of the six supplied flossing heads. According to the manual, the device should recognize the attached head- and indicate so, on the display- putting the unit into 'stand-by'.  But... nothing happened. I tried a 'short' press of the power button: Nothing. I tried a 'long' press of the power button: Nothing. I tried the "Mode" button: Nothing. I tried another flosser head: Nothing. I tried the "nose cleaning" attachment (really??): Nothing. I re-read the manual... twice: Nothing! I even tried powering it on, while plugged in: Nothing. But the display kept saying the battery was fully-charged. On top of all of that, tipping the flosser assembly- even in the slightest- resulted in water noticeably leaking past the rubber seal on the reservoir- making a mess! I only filled the reservoir, two-thirds full, because the manual warns against overfilling- saying not to exceed the fill line... but, what line? There's no indication on the reservoir, at all! I didn't mind the missing brush head, I could even live (begrudgingly) with the leaking... but a brand new product, that's DOA?... Disappointed... that's putting things mildly.
Rating: 1 stars