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Dyson CameraJet Review: $500 AI Toothbrush Has Reliability, Water Issues

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 15 October 2026, 10:00 UTC By Samantha Kelly 1 min read
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Dyson's initial supply of toothbrushes is filled with problems. The company promises a new batch will go on sale soon.

Dyson's initial supply of toothbrushes is filled with problems. The company promises a new batch will go on sale soon.

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