Bitvae P1 Water Dental Flosser, Travel Water Teeth Picks, Cordless Mini Water Cleaner Picks with Telescopic Water Tank, IPX7 Waterproof Flossing Cleaning Picks, Brace & Sensitive Teeth Care, Black

I travel up to 41-weeks of the year and this water pick is a gem! It's compact and has plenty of speed and power to do the job. I've used it now for about a month and have had no issues. The charge hold for a good length of time too! It's a great value and is solid and durable. Some reviews say it's not as powerful as a full size water pick (which is probably true) but I don't like to blast my gums! The pressure is perfect for me and makes my gums feel clean.

I love this little handheld water flosser. I have a large one which can sometimes be a pain to set up. But this one is super easy to use. It has a well for the water and comes with 4 picks - 2 are ones that most people will use and the other two are for anyone with orthodontics. Just charge it up before using, then fill the well with water, attach a water pick and press the start button on the side. Super easy and gets the job done.

Easy to use, travel sized so you can bring it anywhere you need it, and it is durable. 2 issues though: 1. The rubber lid that covers the hole where you pour water into is really easy to remove which is not a great thing. One time the lid came off just from me taking the flosser out of the travel pouch even though I made sure that the rubber lid was securely on. There could be potential leakage if you don't empty the flosser of water after use because of that rubber cover potentially coming off easily so just remember to empty it when you are done, 2. Because the flosser is travel sized, the water pressure even on the highest setting is not always strong enough. Even with those issues, this is still a good value for the price

As a retired dentist, I like my Waterpick and although it is supposedly portable, it takes up too much luggage space to be practical. For a while, I used the tall, portable version but the on/off button would get activated in my closed suitcase and not only run the battery dry but posed some serious questions regarding the strange noise emitting from my suitcase as it went through airport security. This rechargeable version seems to fill the bill for me. It is very compact because it collapses inside its own water reservoir. The on/off button is completely covered when collapsed in this travel position. The water reservoir is understandably restricted but refilling it is extremely easy. It has three strength settings and the high setting is comparable to the setting I use on my home device. I used this on a two-week vacation and never felt the need to recharge it during that time. The water in the reservoir is drawn through a flexible tube and reinforced with a metal spring to prevent it from taking on an unacceptable shape during storage. A thoughtful addition. All in all, I am very pleased with this portable dental water cleansing device and will take it on all vacations.

Jarnury 14, 2026 Update -- I carry this around all the time now, it lives in my everyday purse. Everything I've said orginally stands. Not as strong as my home plug-in full-sized model, I wouldn't rely on this as my main water dental floser, but I love having this for on-the-go. If I'm out all day and eating on the go I will go in the restroom of a restaurant to brush and use this little water flosser after eating. Will work for an overnight trip too if you can't lug a larger water flosser with you. It does the job much better than just brushing and swishing water in your mouth. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Not for every day use as it's small and the tank needs to be refilled multiple times for a thorough cleaning. However, for light-weight portalble comfort in ratio to the decent force for efficient cleaning is surprisingly good. I have a full-sized plug-in waterpick with a large-ish tank for home use, but if I'm out all day and eating on the go in restaurants etc., this is suprisingly convenient, light-weight and actually fits in my everyday (large-ish) purse easily. It works really well, better than I anticipated for such a small appliance. If it lasts a decent amount of time, I will consider this pretty much perfect for the price for on-the-go water flossing.

The size is convenient for travel, but it doesn't hold enough water and is difficult to refill in the shower.

My decades-old Waterpik travel water flosser died. I was going to replace it, but found this Bitvae flosser and took a chance. It is hands-down better than a big, clunky Waterpik travel flosser, at 1/2 the price. It's well-designed to collapse down to a much smaller size than the Waterpik, weighs less, and it actually holds more water, which is great. Yes, it feels 'cheaper' because of the lightweight plastic material, and the spray on the high setting isn't as strong as the WP, but it works great and takes up less room in my small suitcase. Highly recommended. I should add that as soon as I got it, I installed the tip and immediately dropped the device on the floor. The bottom of the tip sheared off, with the lower portion stuck in the hole that the tip fits into. I had to very carefully pry the base of the tip out of the hole, which took some careful work. But that's not the product's fault. My fault for dropping it. Very satisfied with the product.

Worked fine 6 months, but now it randomly turns itself on and off. You can hear it while it is stored inside the bathroom cabinet! Have contacted the company.