14/09/2026
Dyson could have made a normal electric toothbrush. It chose a jet. Why?
CameraJet is putting more attention on something the oral-care category has been moving toward for a while: cleaning beyond direct bristle contact.
That’s also the challenge RANVOO has been working on through AirJet.
Starting with AirJet X3 — the first electric toothbrush to build an air pump into the handle — we’ve been exploring how airflow and microbubbles can support cleaning between teeth while you brush.
Today, AirJet X5 generates 220,000 microbubbles per minute, continuing in that same direction.
Dyson’s move makes one thing especially interesting: jet-assisted cleaning is becoming a much bigger part of the toothbrush conversation.
Curious what that feels like in everyday brushing? Meet AirJet X5 → link in bio&comment .