Philips Sonicare AirFloss Ultra HX8332/11 - Enhanced Previous Version Review

I had the first generation and it only lasted 2 months. Philips sent a replacement but I saw the same issue. I thought the newer version (this one) could be better, but the only improvement is almost zero. The three-way button isn't waterproof at all - it just snaps in place (see photo). Also, the internal hoses are simply inserted, when high pressure water flows through them, many leaks occur. Therefore, I see a lot of water that has accumulated in the house after opening (see photo). This…

This product is excellent in many ways. I gave him 5 now. This may change in 6 months depending on my next dentist visit. Overall this appears to be a good product. I have no problems with "non-users". The button is sensitive, so don't touch it until you're ready to fire. You can choose between 1, 2 and 3 packages. I've only used a good quality mouthwash with it and it seems to be doing the job well. I only have a problem with filling the tank. This forces you to open the door, hold the unit…

Definitely not a substitute for flossing when trying to get rid of plaque, but great when you've eaten steak, popcorn or anything else that tends to get things stuck in your teeth. I also got a horrible beep when it wasn't working, but I was able to fix that pretty easily. May not work for everyone, but here are my steps to fix it: 1. Shutdown2. Drain all liquid from 3. Remove Nozzle 4. Turn it upside down and give it a few slaps in the face like it's bad or it's a bottle of Tommy K5. Turn the…

After a few years of use my old Airfloss died. Since the warranty period has expired, a new model was purchased. At first reception it looked like it would be a big improvement. The handle itself has been improved and made more ergonomic. The mouthwash chamber is at least twice the size of the original model, and the mouthpiece is now made of flexible material instead of hard plastic to fit between teeth. In addition, the device can be configured to deliver one to three pulses of fluid with…

This dental floss does its job well until after 8 months it stops working. For a few months when it just stopped working, it was charged, I completely discharged the battery from time to time and did not store it under a submarine in direct sunlight. But it's my fault that the consumer is the victim, so I bought another one, the same model. This time I read the instructions completely. Did you know that it says nothing about using this device and working with heavy equipment? .How does it stop…

Have you ever had one of those products that made you love/hate? This is my experience with this product over the past three and a half years. As many others have posted here, the product works great. until he gives up the ghost. Philips replaced him in each case. You can expect 3 to 6 weeks before seeing a replacement. I've gone through at least nine of them. I've always been hopelessly optimistic that their engineering team will take some of the dead returns and figure out why they don't hold

For those of you who read and read reviews, I've broken THREE of these in the last year (original and two spares). They ALL worked the same way, so this is a clear design flaw. If you want to know the details, read on. I bought it in November 2016 (there is a previous model, I really liked it and thought the new version would be even better). It broke on Thanksgiving (just stopped working and made a high pitched beep when the button was pressed - seems to happen to a lot of people after a…