Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dyson is entering the oral care market with the $500 CameraJet electric toothbrush, featuring a built-in camera and flossing system. Dyson says the camera analyzes 28 images per second to identify gaps between teeth and directs a small burst of mouth rinse into those spaces while users brush. The toothbrush can connect to Dyson’s app, where users can watch a live view and track areas they have cleaned. Dyson says the camera does not record or store images.
Dyson is entering the oral care market with the $500 CameraJet electric toothbrush, featuring a built-in camera and flossing system. Dyson says the camera analyzes 28 images per second to identify gaps between teeth and directs a small burst of mouth rinse into those spaces while users brush. The toothbrush can connect to Dyson’s app, where users can watch a live view and track areas they have cleaned. Dyson says the camera does not record or store images.
