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Dyson's $500 CameraJet Toothbrush Reportedly Failing Due to Water Ingress

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Early users of Dyson's newly launched CameraJet electric toothbrush, priced at $499.99, are reporting unit failures caused by water entering the battery compartment. Complaints have surfaced on Reddit, with one user stating their device broke within 30 seconds of use. The issue is particularly concerning given that the product is designed for use with water. Multiple responses to these posts suggest the problem is not isolated to a single unit. Dyson has acknowledged that a small number of early production batches may have been affected by a component issue.

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