Dyson has withdrawn its CameraJet toothbrush from sale, according to Benchmark.pl, which reported the move on Tuesday. The model carried a price of roughly 2,000 zloty, and the outlet linked the decision to problems with the device.
Bankier.pl reported that the toothbrush does not handle contact with water well, describing the situation as an embarrassing setback for the company. WP Tech reported that the CameraJet has disappeared from stores following breakdowns, and noted that the manufacturer has not stated a cause.
Coverage of the withdrawal has been split across several Polish tech and business outlets. ITHardware reported that customers had rushed to buy the 2,000-zloty toothbrush and that its high failure rate did not deter them. Antyweb, meanwhile, examined whether the device was worth its price at all.
The reports differ in emphasis. Benchmark.pl and Bankier.pl point to water as the apparent issue, while WP Tech highlights the company's silence on the reason for the pullback. None of the outlets cited provided a formal statement from Dyson explaining the decision.
What remains unclear is whether Dyson will issue a formal explanation, offer refunds or replacements to buyers, or return the CameraJet to shelves in a revised form.
