The Dyson CameraJet is an unusual electric toothbrush. It has a small camera under the brush head and a conical jet that fires a short burst of mouth rinse at the gaps between your teeth while you brush. Dyson calls it the only toothbrush with a camera powered by Gap Optical Targeting, designed to precision-floss between teeth as you brush and help prevent plaque from building up.
This guide covers how it works, the official specs, Dyson’s clinical claims, price, battery life, warranty, and who it is for. It is shown here in the Ceramic Ultra Blue finish.
Dyson CameraJet at a Glance
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Dyson CameraJet electric toothbrush with flosser |
| Release date | September 8, 2026 |
| Price | $499.99 in the US (£419.99 in the UK) |
| Colors | 3 to choose from, including Ceramic Ultra Blue |
| Camera | Macro lens camera under the brush head (about 100k pixels) |
| Camera technology | Gap Optical Targeting, analyzing 28 live images per second |
| Jet | Conical jet releasing a roughly 1 millisecond burst of mouth rinse |
| Rinse capacity | 12.5 ml |
| Brushing action | Variable sonic oscillation, nearly 1,000 movements per second |
| Brushing modes | 3, including Brush and Auto-jet, Deep clean, and Variable |
| Battery | 14 complete cleans per charge; swappable battery |
| App | MyDyson app via Bluetooth, with live camera view |
| Water resistance | Fully waterproof, even in the shower (IPX7: up to 1 m for 30 minutes) |
| Brush head | RFID-enabled to monitor wear; 2 dual-bristle heads included |
| Dock | 3-in-1 dock with travel case to store, charge, and refill |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty |
Specifications come from Dyson’s product page, launch materials, and published coverage. Confirm details on the official page before buying.
How the CameraJet Works
A small macro camera sits just beneath the brush head. Using Gap Optical Targeting, it analyzes 28 live images every second with a machine-learning algorithm to spot the gaps between your teeth. When it finds one, a conical jet releases a one-millisecond burst of mouth rinse to push plaque out of the space, flossing automatically while you brush.
The toothbrush connects to the MyDyson app over Bluetooth, so you can see a live, dentist-style view of your mouth as you brush. App functionality may vary by market and requires an internet or Wi-Fi connection and the MyDyson app.
Why a Conical Jet?
Dyson developed its own lab-based proxy plaque with the National University of Singapore’s Faculty of Dentistry. In its lab testing, a needle-shaped jet merely punctured the proxy plaque and failed to remove it, while Dyson’s conical jet swept the plaque away. Dyson says the conical design is also gentler on gums and enamel. These are manufacturer lab results rather than independent studies.
Brushing Performance
Dyson says many sonic brush bristles can stall under pressure, leaving plaque behind, while its variable sonic oscillation prevents stalling and keeps the bristles in constant motion. According to Dyson, the CameraJet removes up to 69% more plaque than market-leading premium electric toothbrushes in a laboratory test in brush-only variable mode in hard-to-reach areas. It offers three brushing modes and dual-bristle brush heads.
Clinical Claims
Dyson says the CameraJet is clinically proven to be more effective than a manual toothbrush at improving gum health by removing and preventing plaque buildup. The claim is based on a six-week clinical study of 204 participants who brushed twice a day in Brush and Auto-jet mode compared with a manual toothbrush. As with any manufacturer-sponsored study, treat the figures as Dyson’s claims and ask your dentist what suits your own teeth and gums.
Battery Life and Design
Dyson lists 14 complete cleans on a single charge, and the battery is swappable to extend the life of the device. Launch coverage described about a week of use with twice-daily brushing and flossing, so real results depend on which mode you use and how often you use the jet. The brush head has RFID so the app can monitor its wear, and the whole toothbrush is fully waterproof, including in the shower. See the finishes on the Dyson product page.
What’s in the Box
- CameraJet toothbrush with flosser
- Two dual-bristle brush heads
- 3-in-1 dock with travel case, to store, charge, and refill at the touch of a button
- Waterproof USB-C to Pogo-pin charging cable
Price, Shipping, and Warranty
The CameraJet launched on September 8, 2026 at $499.99 in the US. On Dyson.com, purchases include:
- A 30-day returns policy for sealed products
- Free shipping on orders of $50 or more
- A 2-year limited warranty
- Buy now, pay later financing from 0% APR
When this article was written, the Ceramic Ultra Blue finish was shown as out of stock on Dyson’s page, so availability may be limited. Check the latest price, colors, and stock on Dyson’s CameraJet page.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Built-in camera with live view in the MyDyson app
- Automatic, targeted jet flossing between teeth while you brush
- Variable sonic brushing that Dyson says prevents bristle stalling
- Fully waterproof and shower safe
- 14 cleans per charge and a swappable battery
- 3-in-1 dock with a travel case
- 2-year warranty and a 30-day return window
Cons
- High price at about $500
- You need to refill the mouth-rinse reservoir regularly
- The camera view relies on a phone app and an internet connection
- Most performance claims come from Dyson’s own testing
- Stock may be limited in some colors
Who Should Buy the Dyson CameraJet?
It suits people who like new technology, want a more guided brushing routine, or struggle to floss regularly. If you only want a reliable electric toothbrush, a lower-priced model will clean well for much less. Anyone with gum disease, sensitive teeth, braces, or other dental concerns should ask a dentist whether jet flossing and this kind of brush are right for them. The CameraJet does not replace regular dental checkups.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the Dyson CameraJet released?
September 8, 2026.
How much does the Dyson CameraJet cost?
The US price is $499.99 (£419.99 in the UK).
Does it really have a camera?
Yes. A macro camera under the brush head feeds a live view to the MyDyson app and helps the jet target gaps between teeth.
Is the Dyson CameraJet waterproof?
Yes. Dyson describes it as fully waterproof, even in the shower, and it is rated IPX7.
How long does the battery last?
Dyson lists 14 complete cleans per charge, and the battery is swappable.
Does it have different modes?
Yes. It has three brushing modes, including Brush and Auto-jet, Deep clean, and Variable.
What warranty does it have?
A 2-year limited warranty, with a 30-day returns policy for sealed products on Dyson.com.
Where can I buy it?
Check the Dyson CameraJet product page for current availability.
Final Thoughts
The Dyson CameraJet takes electric toothbrushes in a new direction by adding a camera and a conical jet. It is expensive, but it offers a more connected, targeted cleaning routine than a standard brush, backed by a 2-year warranty. Compare it with cheaper options, and then see the Dyson CameraJet in Ceramic Ultra Blue for the latest details.
Prices, specifications, and availability are based on Dyson’s product page, launch announcements, and published coverage at the time of writing, and may change by region. Performance and clinical claims are Dyson’s own. Verify details with Dyson before purchasing. This article is not dental or medical advice.
