Dyson has entered the oral-care category with the CameraJet, a connected electric toothbrush equipped with a built-in camera and machine-learning-based gap detection. Unveiled in Berlin, the device combines brushing, targeted liquid flossing and mouthwash dispensing within a single system.
The company also announced three HushJet air purifiers, an upgraded W1 PencilWash wet floor cleaner, the Corrale CoolShine straightener and its first dedicated hot-air brush, called the Dyson Airsmooth.
Dyson CameraJet and Other New Products: Price and Availability
Dyson has not announced the prices, sale dates or market-wise availability of the products unveiled in Berlin. The company has also not confirmed which of these devices will be launched in India.
Battery specifications, warranty details and accessory pricing remain unavailable for most of the products. Dyson is expected to share more information closer to their respective commercial launches.
Dyson CameraJet Uses a Camera to Identify Gaps Between Teeth
The Dyson CameraJet has an integrated 100,000-pixel macro camera that captures 28 live images per second. Dyson's Gap Optical Targeting system uses these images to identify spaces between the user's teeth and direct a controlled burst of mouthrinse towards them.
According to Dyson, the machine-learning system has been trained using more than 470,000 dental images. The company says the CameraJet was developed over six years by 661 engineers and its underlying software comprises 16 million lines of code.
The device uses a conical liquid jet designed to remove plaque from interdental spaces while remaining gentle on the gums and enamel. An anti-gravity tank is claimed to deliver a consistent mouthrinse jet regardless of the angle at which the toothbrush is held.
A dual-bristle brush head is intended to cover more of the tooth surface, while variable sonic oscillation adjusts the brush movement to prevent the bristles from stalling in difficult-to-reach areas. Dyson has also developed its own toothpaste and mouthrinse formulations to work alongside the CameraJet, although the company has not clarified whether these formulations will be required for all its functions.
MyDyson App Provides Live Guidance and Coverage Mapping
The CameraJet supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and works with the MyDyson app. Users will be able to view the camera feed live, access guided-cleaning routines, review coverage maps and receive personalised feedback.
Brushing and liquid-jet modes can also be customised through the app. Dyson says images captured by the CameraJet are neither recorded nor stored on the device or in the cloud.
The announcement does not mention whether any brushing or coverage data will be retained in the user's MyDyson account. Dyson has also not provided independent clinical data supporting the CameraJet's plaque-removal claims or explained how the camera and liquid-delivery system should be cleaned over extended use.
Battery life, charging time, water resistance, brush-head replacement intervals and the capacities of the toothpaste and mouthrinse compartments have not been disclosed.
Dyson Expands HushJet Technology Across Three Air Purifiers
Dyson is expanding its HushJet range with three air purifiers covering different room sizes and use cases. The HushJet design uses a forward-facing nozzle intended to project filtered air further into a room while controlling the turbulence and noise generated by high-speed airflow.
The largest model is the Dyson HushJet Big+Quiet Cool Pure+ Ioniser + UV. It combines a low-pressure, high-flow compressor with a three-stage filtration system designed to capture particulate matter and gases while breaking down formaldehyde.
Dyson claims the purifier can capture 99.999 percent of pollutants as small as 0.01 microns. The integrated UV system is claimed to remove 99.9 percent of bacteria, while an ioniser provides an additional purification stage.
Despite describing the model as its most powerful purifier and claiming "market-leading" clean-air delivery, Dyson has not provided its numerical Clean Air Delivery Rate, recommended room size, filter-replacement interval or noise levels.
The Dyson HushJet Pure Cool+ Ioniser + UV is a smaller model intended for large rooms while also providing personal cooling. Dyson claims it delivers up to three times more powerful purification than its predecessors, but the announcement does not identify the comparison model or the testing conditions used.
The third product is the HushJet Hot Cool Pure+, which combines air purification, heating and personal cooling. It is designed as a year-round appliance for rooms where both air quality and temperature control are required.
Dyson W1 PencilWash Adds Dock-Based Self-Cleaning
The Dyson W1 PencilWash is an upgraded version of the wet floor cleaner introduced earlier in 2026. It retains the slim and lightweight design of the original model while adding a more absorbent cleaning roller and a revised waste-management system.
Dyson has also introduced a self-cleaning function through the charging dock. The company says the updated system is intended to clean the roller after use and reduce the need for users to handle collected dirt and wastewater directly.
Runtime, charging time, clean- and dirty-water tank capacities and the types of cleaning solution supported by the machine have not been announced.
Corrale CoolShine Uses Active Cooling During Straightening
The Dyson Corrale CoolShine builds on the original Corrale straightener by combining flexing plates and controlled heating with a new active-cooling attachment. The attachment contains heat-extracting pipes filled with a controlled quantity of water.
As hair passes through the straightener, the pipes draw away some of the residual heat generated during styling. Dyson says the process leaves the hair cooler to the touch and reduces continued heat exposure after it has passed between the plates.
The company claims the Corrale CoolShine can cause up to 29 percent less heat damage and produce up to 154 percent more shine than untreated hair. Dyson also says styles can last for up to 24 hours, although detailed testing conditions behind these claims have not been provided.
Airsmooth Is Dyson's First Dedicated Hot-Air Brush
The Dyson Airsmooth is designed to dry, lift and smooth hair using controlled airflow and a dual-bristle system. It is intended to create a blow-dried finish across straight, wavy, curly and coily hair types.
Anti-snag bristles use collapsible loops that release the hair instead of holding tightly onto individual strands. Dyson says this design should reduce pulling and improve scalp comfort during styling.
The second set of bristles, called PivotFlex, can flex by up to 90 degrees. Their open-base design disperses the airflow while creating the tension needed to stretch curls, smooth the hair and reduce frizz.
An intelligent heat-control system measures the air temperature 100 times per second to regulate heat exposure. The Airsmooth also supports universal voltage, which should allow the same unit to be used while travelling internationally without a separate voltage converter.
Advancement in Tooth Care
The CameraJet is easily the most significant product in Dyson's new line-up because it takes the company into oral care, a category where clinical performance, hygiene and recurring consumable costs matter as much as mechanical engineering. Its live camera and automatic gap targeting are distinctive, but the practical value will depend on accuracy, ease of cleaning, replacement-head pricing and the availability of compatible mouthrinse formulations.
Dyson's broader "intelligent machines" narrative is most evident in the CameraJet. The remaining products are primarily refinements of the company's existing work in airflow, filtration, floor cleaning and thermal management.
The India pricing for this has not been announced but the company did mention that the new air purifiers will be making their way to India soon.
