Dyson's $500 AI-powered toothbrush hit by widespread malfunctions, sales paused
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-15
Dyson's new $500 AI-powered toothbrush is reportedly suffering widespread malfunctions, prompting the company to pause sales. The high-end AI personal-care device has become a cautionary example of bolting AI onto consumer hardware.
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