Dyson’s ₹42,000 CameraJet Toothbrush: The Brush That Can See Inside Your Mouth

Imagine picking up your toothbrush and, for a split second, seeing a tiny live video of the space between your molars. That’s exactly what Dyson is offering with its new CameraJet brush, a gadget that looks more like a miniature bathroom‑camera than a traditional oral‑care tool.

The magic lives in the handle. A built‑in macro lens, paired with a bright strobe, snaps roughly 28 images each second as you brush. Dyson’s proprietary software then scans those frames, hunting for any visible gaps or missed spots.

When the system spots a gap, it doesn’t just flag it – it fires a rapid jet of water straight into the problem area. The jet is timed to hit the detected spot in about one‑tenth of a second, effectively giving you a micro‑flossing action without you having to pull out a separate device.

All of this is wrapped up in a sleek, ergonomic handle that also houses a small water reservoir. The tank is cleverly positioned so the liquid can flow even when the brush is tilted, letting users switch between plain brushing, water flossing, or a combination of both on the fly.

But Dyson didn’t stop at hardware. The brush syncs via Wi‑Fi to a companion smartphone app. The app not only logs your brushing time and pressure, it also streams a live view from the tiny camera, letting you watch exactly how you’re cleaning each tooth. You can even get personalised tips based on the data the brush collects.

Of course, all that tech comes at a premium. The CameraJet retails for $499.99, which translates to roughly ₹42,000 in India. That price point puts it squarely in the realm of luxury gadgets rather than a run‑of‑the‑mill toothbrush.

Whether you see it as an over‑engineered novelty or the future of oral hygiene, Dyson’s CameraJet certainly pushes the envelope. It blends imaging, fluid dynamics and connected‑device analytics into a single daily habit – and that, for many, feels a little like science‑fiction in the bathroom.