Customer Ratings & Reviews

----- SUMMARY ----- Verdict: When it comes to power flossers, I look for performance and convenience. Philips delivers that and more with the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 7000. There’s a lot to like, such as the high level of customization with different modes, intensities, and nozzles, and the small things like the magnetic dock and quiet operation. If you’re looking to improve your oral health and considering a power flosser, the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 7000 should be at the top of your list. Pros: - Simple and quick setup - Convenient and easy to use - Compact design - Magnetic dock for the handle with auto shut-off - Three different nozzles included - Customizable with 4 modes and 10 intensities - Quiet operation Cons: - None ----- DETAILS ----- Setup: Getting started is simple. You plug the base into an outlet, remove the water reservoir, fill it, insert your preferred nozzle into the handle, press the power button on the base, select your desired mode, then slide the pause switch on the handle to the on/up position. The instruction manual is easy to understand and very thorough. I appreciated the quick setup and that everything you need is included in the box. Design: It’s apparent that the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 7000 was designed with convenience and ease of use in mind. The controls on the base are straightforward. You have the power button, mode button, and intensity dial. The handle, similar to a toothbrush in size, has a switch that you slide up to start the water flow and down to stop it. After you’re done flossing, the cord retracts and stores nicely in the base, and the handle magnetically attaches. In addition to providing easy storage, the magnetic dock will automatically set the pause switch back to off, if it was not turned off before docking. When refilling the water is necessary (usually after each flossing session), you simply remove the reservoir from the base, flip the lid open, fill, and click it back onto the base. Changing the nozzles is easy too since there’s an eject button on the back of the handle and they just snap into place. Since this is a powered flosser, it needs to plug into an outlet and sit on your bathroom vanity, so make sure there’s some room. It’s a compact design though (measuring about 7.5 inches high, 5.5 inches wide, and 4.5 inches deep) so it doesn’t take up much space. Features & Performance: Several features make this a highly effective power flosser. The unique quad stream nozzle is my favorite because it expels the water in an X-shaped stream, which I’ve found to provide the most thorough clean between my teeth and gum line. The tip of the nozzle is soft rubber, so it’s gentle on gums. The other two nozzles (standard and comfort) both have a single stream of water, but the comfort nozzle also has a rubber tip like the quad stream nozzle. I like that all three nozzles were included and that there is a case to store them. In addition to the different nozzles, you can customize your cleaning experience with 4 flossing modes and 10 intensities. This provides you with the ability to tailor the power flosser to your needs. Pushing the mode button will change the mode and rotating the dial will change the intensity. There’s a LED light for each that clearly shows what mode and intensity you’re on. Starting out, I used the lower intensities but now that I’m more used to it, I prefer the higher intensities. It’s nice to have that flexibility. The 4 different modes are clean, deep clean, sensitive, and massage. I like deep clean mode the most because it pulses water and seems to provide the best clean. The regular clean mode is a continuous stream of water which is also a great option for everyday cleaning. The sensitive and massage modes are better for sensitive gums. The massage mode in particular is designed to soothe and stimulate the gum line, and it does feel quite nice. Philips claims that using this power flosser can be up to 180% more effective than string floss. It’s very powerful and I’ve been getting great results, so I believe that could be true. Especially considering its high power, I’m impressed by how quiet it is. I can use this power flosser without worrying about waking my spouse up. I’ve used other power flossers that you can hear from another room. Overall, the features and performance of the Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 7000 make it a top contender in the power flosser market. ----- WHAT’S IN THE BOX ----- 1 x Power Flosser 3 x Nozzles (Standard, Quad-Stream, and Comfort) 1 x Nozzle Storage Case 1 x Instruction Manual

The device is made from primarily plastic, is a circular design, and is a lot smaller than I thought it was going to be. Meaning it should easily fit on your bathroom sink without any issues. The main selling point is the “X shaped water stream” AKA “Quad Stream Tech” which I found works well. The device also pulses which helps guide you to hit between your teeth, the bottom of your gums and then between the next teeth making it very intuitive and user friendly. I have never used a water flosser before, and I already feel like an expert (okay not really but I do feel confident). You can turn off this pulse if you’d like through a button combo. This device isn’t made to replace flossing but to be used in addition. As string flossing still prevents cavities where this helps keep your gums healthy. They report you only need to do it for a minute (30 seconds top of mouth and 30 seconds bottom) daily which I found to be accurate and really does make a difference. Especially, in the long run. On the front of the device going left to right you have your power button, intensity knob, and mode button. Both buttons aren’t all that satisfying. As they have mild pre/poster travel with pretty much no click whatsoever. Additionally, with the unit being so light and them requiring moderate/heavy actuation force you kind of move the entire thing when pressing them unless if you’re ginger about it. The knob also requires moderate/severe force to move. To me buttons are a main selling point if a device feels premium or not and this one comes off feeling cheap. But not in the sense that I think it will break. As the buttons and knob are responsive and work well, they just feel gross. Then you have the device itself which attaches magnetically with a circular wire attached. The magnet isn’t super strong but does sit in place easily. The wire stretches quite far but when the device is on jiggles back and forth making some noise. Along with the whirring of the motor. But isn’t all that loud. The Flosser is a nice thickness easily fitting in your hand and feels solid. You turn on the water by sliding the switch up and turn it off by sliding it back down. If you feel like spraying water everywhere it auto turns off if when you reattach it which works well. The on/off switch is smooth, feels better than the other knobs and buttons, but still comes across as a bit cheap. The nozzle heads feel and look high quality and are easy to get into the correct position with good pressure. On the back of the device, you have a button which ejects the nozzle. Literally, it ejects it off. The nozzles fits in with a satisfying click and isn’t loose at all. Making it feel premium/high quality. On the top of the device, you have the fill tank. It is easily removeable by just lifting it off the base and the plastic feels high quality and well put together. Then there is a reinforced plastic hinge that is very smooth to open it and fill with water. I have no concerns with it breaking with normal use. Generally, there was enough water to thoroughly clean my mouth. There is nothing on the sides or back of the device. If you get the toothbrush combo it will be on the right side. Last on the bottom is where the plug to power the device is. It is recessed and has cable routing to fit the wire to go either to the left or the right, so it doesn’t get in the way. Which is very much appreciated. Additionally, it comes with three different nozzles along with a plastic case to hold them. The case is solid but the hinge gives me a bit of concern and looks like a failure point. The nozzles snap into place in a satisfying way and feels high quality. The first nozzle is just a basic straight spray, the second is for the quad stream tech, and the last is for those with sensitive gums. CONCLUSION: The compact size makes it easy to fit on your bathroom sink. The build quality is solid but could be improved. I’m not worried about it breaking with normal use but would be afraid if it took a tumble off my bathroom sink if it wouldn’t continue to exist. The spray force from the nozzle is just right. I found it isn’t all that messy since it has an on/off switch. Last and most importantly my mouth is a lot cleaner after I use it and it only takes a minute to complete. I haven’t tried other water flossers so don’t know how this compares. But I’m all about oral health and this is a solid product making it an easy recommendation from me.

TLDR: (that’s Too Long, Didn’t Read) The concept is simple - spray water between your teeth to clean ‘em up. This water flosser is easy to use, compact and quiet. It has some really nice features that set it apart from others. Pros: * Doesn’t take up much vanity space. * Very quiet even at full speed. * Convenient features like auto-pause when on the magnetic dock. * Easy to fill and clean tank. Cons: * Buttons could be easier to press with one hand. * Nozzle ejection button is a bit too easy to accidentally press during use. Details - Setup: Not much to say here. The provided power cable is clearly labeled on the wall-end for what it connects to which is really nice. The end that plugs into the flosser is recessed so it won’t get wet if there’s a puddle on the countertop. The unit comes with several nozzle choices and a storage case for the ones that you’re not using. It was very easy to set up and get ready to use. Details - Typical Usage: All of the controls are “soft” (electrical buttons) with the exception of the “pause” switch and the nozzle ejection button on the handle. The tank is easy to remove from the base to fill with warm water and perhaps some mouthwash. The lid flips open really far so it’s easy to not only fill but empty and let air dry. Both the power and the mode buttons have “lips” on them to make them easier to use if they were just flush with the base, but they still need to be pressed into the unit to actuate. One of my very minor complaints on the design of this flosser is that pressing these buttons typically moves or slides the whole base so it’s best done with one hand supporting the base while pressing. The “dock” where the handle stores on the base is magnetic and easy to keep clean. There is a “pause” switch on the handle that stops the flow of water. When docked, the switch automatically pauses the flow which is really convenient. That switch is also easy to reach and use while flossing. Another small complaint is that the “eject” button for the nozzle is really easy to accidentally press while flossing. If you do this, the nozzle disengages and the flossing doesn’t work so well. You really have to be careful while flossing to not brush against that eject button as it doesn’t take much pressure to pop the nozzle off. The hose is plenty long enough to reach into the sink as long as the base isn’t too far away. It also coils back into a loop and stores neatly into the base. There are four flossing modes. I’ve been using the “deep clean” one most often, but the others work well, too. There’s also a knob for adjusting the overall water pressure in 10 levels. All settings have a white LED light to show their current setting. The pump is really quiet… not silent, but noticeably quieter than other competing models that I’ve tried. During use, you should expect the handle and your hand to get wet. A quick rinse is all it takes and the you can re-dock the handle, pop the nozzle off for a more thorough rinse, and then empty and rinse the tank. The quad-stream nozzle worked really well for me. I have some teeth with tight gaps and it seemed to get most stuff. You might still need some mechanical flossing if you have something really caught in there, but this flosser will get just about anything else. Details - Typical Maintenance The base shouldn’t be rinsed under running water, but it has smooth edges and is easily wiped down. The area under the tank has raised edges to keep any stray water from overflowing and a channel out the back to make emptying that area easy if you ever need to. The tank itself is really easy to clean, too. The lid flips open almost all the way around so you can easily fill it, empty it, and then leave the lid open to air-dry in-between uses. The nozzle comes off (a tad too easily IMHO) and can be rinsed under the tap. The handle, too, can be rinsed under the tap and then docked back on the magnetic holder on the base. In short, the entire unit is easy to rinse and/or wipe off and keep tidy. Conclusion: My dentist recommended using a water flosser so I thought I’d give this one a try. It really has exceeded my expectations. It’s easy to use, easy to keep clean, is very quiet and doesn’t take up much counter space. While there are a few small improvements I’d suggest; neither of which prevent my complete recommendation of this unit for anyone who wants an easy way to keep their teeth clean.

This is the first time that I have owned a device like this, and I usually just floss with normal floss. I read the instructions and set up the device, and that part was easy. There are three different attachment heads that you are given, standard, comfort, and a quad stream nozzle. I prefer the comfort nozzle attachment for use on my sensitive gums. There are a few different modes such as clean, deep clean, sensitive, and massage. Along with those different modes, you can adjust the intensity settings as well. In short, between all of the different nozzles, modes and intensity settings, you are sure to find the right fit for you. I was able to find my prefect setting after a few days and it did take some trial and error. Getting used to the water shooting in your mouth takes a little getting used to and at first it can feel a little strange. Using the wand is easy and one of my favorite features is how well the cord winds itself back into it’s circular cubby, and the magnetic dock works well to hold the wand in place. Using this only to remove stuck food particles between your teeth works pretty well, however, I did come across some pieces of food that would not come out, so I had to break out the old string floss. I think this is a good tool to use daily, but once in a while you may need to use some better tools to remove something that won’t come out with water alone.

I have never used a water flosser before and thought it might be a great idea. So, when I received my Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 7000, Model HX3911, I was excited to try it out. First, after taking the Power Flosser out of the box, I was impressed by the great quality of the build and fit, and the sleek, clean, and clever design of the unit. The wand attaches to the unit by a strong magnet, making for nice storage. The tubing attached to the wand is well coiled and retracts into the unit after use. The power plug is recessed into the bottom of the unit and the cord has two tracks going both to the left and right to recess into for a neat path to your outlet. The on / off and mode buttons on the main unit are nicely recessed to avoid accidentally engaging. The tank sets nicely on the unit. The the three nozzles are of tempered glass and two are tipped with well formed plastic and are color coded. The nozzles fit and seal well when attaching easily to the wand with a push of a button on the back of the wand. All these things make for a great design. But quality is more than form and fit. Function to meet the purpose is of the ultimate importance. The Philips Sonicare Power Flosser does function well as a machine, with all parts working with easily adjusted different modes, different pressure water streams, different stream formations from the different nozzles. But after a week of trying all the modes, pressures and nozzles for as much and more than the suggested lengths of time and the methods described in the manual, my conclusion is that its performance does not stand up regular flossing or even the diligent use of a toothpick. I made this conclusion because after thorough usage of the Power Flosser and a thorough tooth brushing, I still was able to pick debris out from between my teeth and around my gums. At best, this product would make a great gum massager.

I feel happy every time I have to use this water flosser! It has 4 different modes of operation - Deep clean, Regular clean, Massage and Sensitive. In addition to that pump speed can be adjusted by turning the knob to fine tune the power of pulses. Flosser makes a slight pause every 30 seconds during operation to signal you that it's time to switch to another jaw. Wand is held in place by the magnet when not in use so it's extremely easy to pull off and put it back on. Water tank is dishwasher safe (as well as wand tips) and easy to remove it put back. Feature that I like the most is that pump actually stops when pause switch is engaged on the wand itself, my previous flosser did not do that! Three tips are included with the flosser - regular, gentle clean and "quad stream" - they come in a storage case, however I would recommend ordering extra tips if you sharing the water flosser with a family member. Device operates quietly and can be used abroad as power supply is universal 110-240V, you'll just need an adapter to plug it in. Overall - it's the best water flosser I've used so far!

My husband had a fracture to his thumb and couldn't use his hand. Being diligent in flossing, it was hard to use one hand, and those picks just don't cut it. I purchased this for him to try and see if this would work better than the picks. It works wonders! In fact, he mentioned it helped make his teeth feel a lot cleaner!

I enjoy this water gun type tooth flossing product. I can tell it cleans in between my teeth after a good 3 minutes of thorough cleaning tooth by tooth. There are 3 different nozzle tips you can use based on your comfort. Once I’m done flossing with this product I feel like I went to the dentist. I can feel the clean all over my mouth. 5 out of 5 stars in my book!

Out old Philips Flosser's needed an upgrade, so we bought two (2) Poer Flosser 7000 and yes, you can tell it better than its predecessor. The wife and I are happy with our purchase.

I feel like I don’t have to go to the dentist anymore. This combined with traditional flossing completely gets rid of any build up of crud in your teeth/gums.

Use this to clean my throat for tonsils stones and is much quieter compared to other brands I’ve used in the past.

Love the size and design. Used competitor's for years but love this compact design and style better.

it does as it should. makes a mess, cleans my gums. its fairly compact and out of the way

convenient, powerful and silent. It has many attachments and great for everyday use. Keeps teeth clean, next dentist trip will indicate if it helped with plaque removal. Feels good while using it, it has many settings for various levels of sensitivity.

The Philips Flosser is a game-changer for oral hygiene. Its powerful water pressure and innovative design make flossing effortless and effective. With adjustable settings and easy-to-use features, it provides a thorough clean, reaching areas traditional floss can miss. Say goodbye to plaque and hello to a healthier smile with this exceptional dental tool.

At first, I was skeptical about these water floss. But I wanted to do something new and boy I’m impressed. I definitely recommend this product to anyone that wants to try something new my teeth and gums. Feel amazing. Definitely recommend this product.

So far so good. Writing this review probably about 2-3 weeks after use. Been using maybe 4-5 days a week. Really feels good. Works well. Only using the regular cleaning with 2/3 of the heads but overall very good work. You need an outlet near it that is a bit annoying on a busy sinktop. Good pickup

So much better than my old WaterPik. Less noisy too.

The power flossier is easy to use especially since it provides multiple options. I have been using it for a few weeks now and adjusted to according to my own needs. This flexibility is a very valuable tool for removing plaque and food from between teeth and around the gum line. It does an excellent job.

Love it. Really gets beneath the gum line and would you believe it, stopped my tooth from aching. Awesome!!!! Go and get it!!!!