Dyson's CameraJet Toothbrush Experiencing Water Damage Issues

Early users are reporting issues with Dyson’s new $499.99 AI-powered toothbrush, the CameraJet, where water is entering the battery compartment and causing malfunctions. The problem appears to affect a small number of early batches, as noted in user reports on Reddit and confirmed by Dyson through a company statement. Despite these issues, Dyson attributes current product unavailability not to recalls but rather high demand leading to supply shortages. The CameraJet features an innovative design with a camera that detects gaps between teeth and delivers targeted mouthwash sprays for flossing-like action. During hands-on testing at the IFA 2026 event in Berlin, it was evident that the device gets significantly wetter than traditional toothbrushes due to its internal fluid reservoir and high-pressure spraying mechanism. Dyson has stated they are addressing affected units by isolating them and taking necessary steps to support customers. The company is scaling up production amid strong global demand for this new product.

By Jennifer Pattison Tuohy · The Verge ·

Dyson's CameraJet Toothbrush Experiencing Water Damage Issues

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