Dyson Just Launched a $499 Toothbrush with a Built-in Camera
The $499 toothbrush uses a 100,000-pixel camera and AI to find missed gaps, while a water jet helps clean plaque between teeth.
- Dyson has announced the $499 CameraJet, an electric toothbrush featuring a 100,000-pixel macro camera and AI that identifies gaps between teeth and automatically sprays water to clean them while scrubbing plaque.
- Developed by 661 engineers over six years, the device addresses research showing people average only about 45 seconds of brushing instead of the recommended two minutes.
- The Dyson CameraJet connects to the MyDyson app, allowing "users to see what their dentist sees through the life viewing feature in the MyDysonT." Its motor makes 245 oscillations per second with targeted high-pressure water jets.
- Dyson recently reported a roughly 47% drop in pretax profit to $757 million, with annual revenue declining 7% to $8.27 billion amid competition from lower-cost rivals.
- While the device costs $499 in the U.S., it is priced at 470 euros in Europe and 799 Australian dollars in Australia; no release date has been announced for Israel, where it will compete against Oral-B models.
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