What if your toothbrush could actually see the areas you are brushing? Dyson is taking electric toothbrush technology a step further with the CameraJet, a connected toothbrush that combines a macro camera, strobe light and water-flossing system in its handle. The device is designed to give users a closer look at their teeth while helping target areas that may otherwise be missed during brushing.
A toothbrush with a built-in camera
The CameraJet houses a small macro camera and strobe light inside its handle. As users brush, the camera captures detailed images of the areas between the teeth. Dyson says its software analyses 28 images per second to identify gaps between teeth. When it detects an area that needs attention, the toothbrush can trigger a focused liquid jet towards it.
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The company says the jet reaches the detected area in around one-tenth of a second, turning the brushing process into something more responsive than a conventional electric toothbrush.
Water flossing when the brush detects a gap
The CameraJet is not limited to recording what is happening inside the mouth. Its camera system works alongside the liquid-jet mechanism to direct water towards detected gaps. Users can choose to brush, water floss, or use both functions at the same time. This gives the device a combination of conventional brushing and targeted cleaning in a single gadget.
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Dyson CameraJet price: around Rs 42,000
The technology comes at a premium price. The Dyson CameraJet is priced at $499.99, which works out to roughly Rs 42,000. That puts it well above the price of a typical electric toothbrush and firmly in the premium connected-device category. For buyers, the question may be whether camera-based tracking and automated water flossing justify the additional cost.
A smart mirror for your mouth
The CameraJet also connects to a smartphone through a Wi-Fi-enabled app. The software can track brushing technique and provide a live view inside the mouth, giving users a more detailed picture of how they brush. Instead of relying only on the sensation of brushing, users can see what the camera is capturing and monitor their technique through the app.
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A water tank hidden inside the handle
There is also a compact water tank built into the toothbrush handle. Dyson says the design helps maintain water flow even when the brush is held at different angles. That detail is important because the CameraJet combines several functions in one handheld device without requiring a separate water-flossing unit.
Is Dyson CameraJet more than a toothbrush?
The CameraJet shows how everyday bathroom products are increasingly becoming connected gadgets. By combining a camera, software, water flossing and smartphone tracking, Dyson is positioning the toothbrush as a device that does more than simply clean teeth. The bigger question is whether consumers want that level of technology in their daily brushing routine and whether a Rs 42,000 toothbrush can become more than a novelty for tech enthusiasts.
Indrani Priyadarshini is a journalist and editorial professional specialising in technology, artificial intelligence, smart cities, green energy, and digital transformation. With over four years of experience in tech journalism and digital media, she is known for turning complex industry developments into clear, engaging, and insightful stories. Her expertise spans reporting, editorial strategy, digital publishing workflows, and in-depth coverage of emerging technologies shaping the future.
