This seems like generally good tech, but kind of a crazy price? ($800 AUD for me to buy locally)
Resolves YES 3 months after purchasing the toothbrush
Resolves N/A if I do not purchase it
It only really needs to save you that much in time, or one major dental cost throughout your life to payoff, is that likely? Would I regret the purchase?
Product page (AU link), "Brush. Floss. Rinse. In just 3 minutes"
1,000@Gen totally insane.
"here mom, have a toothbrush that has 10,000 ways of breaking, won't save you any more time than flossing and brushing normally, and will only cost you the price of a new filling every month or two when you replace its specialized head. and no, you probably can't use it anyway if it needs replacing, it's AI powered 'smart tech'!"
@Stralor devil's advocate counterargument: Dyson makes really good tech. Powerful and reliable.
(prob still not worth)
@Stralor if it were me deciding whether to bother, I'd require an expensive AI powered toothbrush to:
clean my teeth with little to no input from me
guarantee no cavities
repair enamel
fix unevenness in bite and aesthetics
and give me moviestar pearly whites
... not just use its AI brain to stare at my gums while I do the work I usually do just with occasional added jisms of water from a tiny reservoir.
like seriously, it has to compete with what a roll of glide and a 99¢ stick of plastic can do in a mere 5 minutes across two sessions a day. so it better be goddamn magical