Dyson stops selling its £420 toothbrush after identifying an undisclosed “component issue,” according to reporting shared by outlets citing user feedback. The company’s move removes the product from sale while the issue is addressed.
Online reports cited by outlets describe a range of problems experienced by some users. These include reports of misfiring jets, leaks that let water enter the main body of the toothbrush, and breakages. The reports do not agree on a single failure mode, but they point to multiple performance and durability concerns.
The details Dyson provides about the specific component and the scope of the affected units are not described in the coverage. The main differences across the outlets are limited, with both focusing on Dyson’s decision to halt sales and on the categories of user-reported malfunctions appearing online.
