Kind of bulky
This water flosser is quite a bit larger than I would have preferred for a portable model. The tank is not removable. There is an easy-to-lose rubber cap for the charging connector which isn't a 'captured' component (think of how a gas cap doesn't fall on the ground when you unscrew it). So you have to set it down and remember where it was put. Also, the toothbrush and flosser don't use the same means for charging, which means you'll have to remember two cables if you plan to go on an extended vacation.<br /><br />The flosser itself works well, although the tank doesn't seem to be removable. It has enough oomph to get out those annoying pieces of corn kernels that get stuck between the teeth. I tend to leave my flosser on the 'DIY' setting, as it lets me control the level with plenty of precision. However, I probably would have preferred a dial or better designed interface for that mode, as there is no way to lower the level after it is at a certain point. +/- buttons would have been a big improvement here.<br /><br />The toothbrush is nice and compact, although its buzz seems more annoying than I would prefer.
Rating: 4 stars