(checked 2026-10-10)23,363 ratings pooled across colors (5% 1-star, 2% 2-star); the item model number shown is C5.
A popular Amazon budget flosser that Electric Teeth couldn't tell apart from pricier brands in a blindfolded test. Expert coverage is thin, the warranty is only a year, and owners report charging failures and mixed pressure.
Top complaints
- Stops charging or dies within a year
Amazon's review summary says battery feedback is mixed, with some owners reporting it stopped charging after one month, and that units break after a year. Electric Teeth raises reliability concerns because it is a newer brand with a 1-year warranty.
- Pressure too low for some
Amazon's summary says power and water pressure get mixed reviews, with some owners finding the pressure low.
- Barrel-pin charger, no case, awkward nozzle
Electric Teeth says the barrel-pin charger is less convenient than USB-C, there's no travel case, and the nozzle is harder to hold and rotate one-handed than on the Waterpik Cordless Advanced.
What owners love
- Performs like pricier brands
In a blindfolded comparison, Electric Teeth's tester couldn't tell it apart from pricier brands, and it had no failures during testing. Amazon owners say it leaves teeth feeling very clean.
- Lots of nozzles, good value
Electric Teeth notes it includes enough nozzles for years of use and a large tank. Amazon shoppers call it worth the price and like its multiple intensity levels.
- You want a long warranty
- You want USB-C charging or a travel case
- You want an ADA-accepted device
- Tight budgets
- Lots of spare nozzles in the box
- Trying water flossing before spending more
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What experts say
- Electric Teeth: Best budget pick ($33.99): performs on par with pricier brands, but has a 1-year warranty, a barrel-pin charger and no travel case, and it feels less premium.