The first thought that comes to mind for most of those who see the participants in our review: they are similar. Despite the fact that the portable irrigator Revyline RL 210 was developed in Russia, and B. Well WI-911 - in Switzerland, not only externally, but also functionally, both models are similar, like relatives. This is explained by the fact that their designs can be called standard classical and devices are in the same price category. Over time, the "ideal" design of portable irrigators has developed, which maximally concentrates ergonomics and control. These are the participants in our review. Liquid reservoirs, reminiscent of a dripping drop of thick molasses, are located on the back of the cases. Control panels are located on the front side. Thus, while holding the irrigator in the palm of your hand, it is convenient for them to operate with their free thumb. In order to see the features of each model, you need to get to know them better.
Portable irrigator Revyline RL 210
The products of the Russian company Revyline, as a rule, stand out among competitors for their original solutions, new fashionable features and innovative technologies. But when developing the RL 210 model, the developers, it seemed to us, decided to demonstrate a commitment to traditional solutions and create an inexpensive classic irrigator with attractive technical capabilities and modern design. And they succeeded. The compressor of the device has a capacity capable of creating a maximum water flow pressure of 700 kPa, which is beyond the power of many competitors. The pulse frequency can be up to 1,800 movements per minute. The device is easy and simple to operate. One button is responsible for turning the power on and off, the second for selecting a mode. The irrigator has three operating modes: normal, soft and pulsating. Their choice is indicated by the light indicators located under the button.
A battery with a capacity of 1,400 mAh is responsible for the power supply, for charging which there is a special charger equipped with a USB port and cable. You can charge the battery both from a household electrical network and from any working electronic gadget equipped with a USB connection.
The set includes two standard attachments and a special case for their storage, as well as a durable travel case that protects the device from damage and dirt on the road and during storage.
In operation, Revyline RL 210 proved to be worthy: powerfully and confidently swept away plaque and food microparticles from any part of the surface of the teeth, as well as areas between the teeth. An excellent inexpensive oral cavity protector against bacteria not only at home, but also on travel and business trips.
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Portable irrigator B.Well WI-911
Irrigator B.Well WI-911 is functional, has good technical capabilities and, despite its age, has a "youthful" appearance.
The maximum fluid pressure that B.Well WI-911 is capable of reaches 620 kPa. The level is not the highest, but it is enough for high-quality cleansing of the oral cavity from bacterial plaque. Like the Revyline RL 210, the Swiss can operate in three modes: normal, soft and pulsating.The device is equipped with a built-in timer that automatically turns off the irrigator after two minutes of operation.
The battery is charged from the electrical network through a standard charger. Includes two standard replacement brush heads for regular cleaning with rings of different colors. The company gives a convenient travel case for transportation and storage upon purchase.
The irrigator is easy to use. The special ribbed pattern of the top of the fluid reservoir helps to hold the case even in a damp palm. The controls are simple and logical: the power button and the mode switch button. Light indicators located on the panel indicate the selected operating mode.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Revyline RL 210 | B.Well WI-911 |
| Minimum fluid pressure level, kPa | 210 | 275 |
| Maximum fluid pressure level, kPa | 700 | 620 |
| Tank volume, ml | 150 | 150 |
| Ripple frequency, min.
|
1 400 – 1 800 | 1 600 |
| Number of modes | 3 | 3 |
| Wall Mount
|
No | No |
| Number of attachments in a set, pcs. | 2 | 2 |
| Accumulator charging | From the network, via the USB port | From the network |
| Dimensions, mm | 196 x 75 x 65 | 195 x 70 x 55 |
| Build country | China | China |
| The country of manufacture | Russia | Switzerland |
| Warranty | 2 years | 1 year |
| price, rub. | 2 900 | 2 490 |
Conclusion
Having studied the technical and functional capabilities and tested the operation of the models, the following conclusions can be drawn.
Both models can work in three modes, they have similar equipment, and they are in the same price category. Although the irrigators are designed in different countries, both are manufactured and assembled in China.
Revyline RL 210 is capable of creating a more powerful water jet flow (700 kPa versus 620 for B. Well WI-911). And this is the most important indicator that characterizes the efficiency of the irrigator.
The Revyline RL 210 has a more modern battery charging system - not only from the mains, but also via a USB connection.
Revyline provides two years of warranty service for its model, B.Well only one year.
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And I just have B.Well and am very happy with it. Charging lasts a long time, about 2 months, 2 attachments are included, but you can buy additional ones separately. I didn't buy it, I didn't need it. A friend bought one as a gift, only an updated model with an increased reservoir.