7 Cool Electric Toothbrushes That Actually Feel Futuristic in 2026

Originally published July 24, 2026. Updated September 5, 2026 to include the newly announced Dyson CameraJet™.

Short answer: The RANVOO AirJet X5 remains our coolest overall pick. A miniature pump sends pressurized air through the handle, and the brush head turns it into a stream of cleaning microbubbles.

The newly announced Dyson CameraJet™, however, may be the most visually futuristic brush here. Its built-in camera and AI identify gaps between teeth, then aim a liquid jet at those areas while you brush.

But “cool” can mean different things. The Laifen Wave Pro moves like a robotic tool, Oclean X Ultra S speaks through bone conduction, Soocas NEOS II Ultra brushes and water flosses, SURI 2.0 uses plant-based heads, and the Oral-B iO10 turns its charger into a brushing coach.

Here is the fast version.

Quick Comparison

Updated price note: Prices and availability were checked on September 3, 2026. Dyson listed the CameraJet at $499.99 in the US, but launch-period availability varied between pre-order and out-of-stock status. Prices, bundles, and regional availability can change.

How We Picked Them

A cool toothbrush needs more than a bright color or unnecessary app. We scored each model on:

• Distinctive technology — 30%
• Everyday usefulness — 25%
• Cleaning and protection features — 20%
• Industrial design — 15%
• Value and ownership — 10%

These are editorial scores based on verified product information, not retailer ratings or results from a new hands-on laboratory test.

The Coolest Electric Toothbrushes

1. RANVOO AirJet X5 — Coolest Overall

Price: $127.49 on official website (US)
Rating: 9.4/10

Cool factor: It pumps pressurized air through the toothbrush and creates microbubbles at the head.

Inside the X5 is a miniature variable-frequency air pump. Air travels through a hollow shaft into a boosted bubble chamber, where the Coandă brush head mixes it with oral fluid and toothpaste. The result is an AirJet stream of up to 1,000 ml/min that carries dense microbubbles toward the spaces between teeth.

That is what makes the X5 genuinely different. Most electric toothbrushes rely almost entirely on bristle movement; this one adds visible, air-powered flow.

The physical brushing action is carefully controlled too. A 12° micro-oscillating sweep, 22,000 vibrations per minute, 0.01 mm ultra-fine bristles, and a rubber-backed head create a gentler style of cleaning. Four modes adjust the balance between brush movement and bubble output.

The circular color screen and magnetic wireless wall mount complete the futuristic look. RANVOO also includes three heads and lists up to 60 days of battery life.

Why buy it

• The AirJet™ 2.0 Technology is unlike a standard sonic or rotating brush.
• Microbubble flow and controlled bristle movement work together.
• The screen, wireless wall mount, and bold body design feel cohesive.

Skip it if: You want the smallest possible handle or replacement heads stocked in every local store.

Best for: Anyone who wants the most distinctive technology—not just another smart sonic toothbrush.

2. Laifen Wave Pro — Coolest Motion

Price: From $99.99 on Amazon
Rating: 9.3/10

Cool factor: Its servo-controlled head sweeps through 60° while vibrating up to 66,000 times per minute.

Laifen borrowed ideas from robotic hardware to create a brush that both oscillates and vibrates. The companion app lets you adjust vibration intensity, oscillation range, and oscillation speed across ten levels each.

The Wave Pro also has a pressure sensor, wireless charging, a two-minute timer, and a claimed 70-day battery. Its transparent black version reveals some of the internal construction, while aluminum and polished stainless-steel options deliver a more traditional premium finish.

Why buy it

• The dual-action head movement feels mechanically unique.
• Transparent and metal finishes stand out on the counter.
• It offers unusually deep motion customization.

Skip it if: You dislike apps or prefer a small, gentle movement—the 60° sweep can feel intense at first.

Best for: Engineering and design enthusiasts who enjoy tuning their gadgets.

3. Dyson CameraJet™ — Coolest Camera-Guided Brush

Price: $499.99 from Dyson in the US; launch availability varies
Rating: 9.2/10

Cool factor: A built-in camera identifies the gaps between your teeth and helps direct a precision-flossing jet toward them while you brush.

The CameraJet is Dyson’s first electric toothbrush, and it approaches oral care like a vision-guided appliance. Its Gap Optical Targeting™ system combines a 100,000-pixel macro camera, stroboscopic lighting, and an AI algorithm that analyzes 28 images per second to identify interdental gaps.

Once a gap is detected, a diaphragm pump can deliver up to 0.15 ml of liquid through a conical jet. The system can brush and floss automatically at the same time, or operate in separate brush-only and floss-only modes.

The brushing hardware is unusual too. Dyson uses variable sonic oscillation at 245 movements per second, a contoured dual-bristle head, pressure and technique feedback, and three intensity settings. The MyDyson™ app can display live intraoral footage, coverage maps, and cleaning trends.

According to Dyson, camera images are shown temporarily in the app rather than stored or shared. An indicator illuminates while the camera is operating. Even so, buyers should review the app’s privacy settings and regional functionality before using connected camera features.

Why buy it

• The camera does more than record video—it helps the device locate interdental spaces.

• Brushing and targeted liquid flossing happen in one routine.

• The waterproof handle, RFID-enabled brush head, refill dock, and replaceable battery feel unusually well integrated.

• It is one of the few toothbrushes capable of showing a live view inside your mouth.

Skip it if: You want good value, a lightweight travel brush, or long battery life. At $499.99 and approximately 0.51 lb, it is the most expensive and one of the heaviest models in this comparison. Dyson lists approximately 10 days of battery life.

Best for: Early adopters who want the most advanced camera, app, and automated flossing technology available in a consumer toothbrush.

Testing note: CameraJet performance statements in this section are based on Dyson’s published product information and company testing. We have not independently laboratory-tested the product, and its camera is not a substitute for a professional dental examination.

4. Oclean X Ultra S — Coolest AI Brush

Price: $99.99 sale price; $129.99 regular price
Rating: 9.1/10

Cool factor: It delivers AI brushing prompts through bone-conduction technology.

The X Ultra S can tell you when to change areas, slow down, or reduce pressure. Its color touchscreen then shows results from eight-area tracking, including spots that may need more attention.

Oclean also includes Wi-Fi, five modes plus custom routines, a six-axis gyroscope, and up to 84,000 movements per minute. Most feedback appears on the brush itself, so you do not need to hold a phone while standing at the sink.

Why buy it

• Bone-conduction voice coaching is a true conversation starter.
• The touchscreen makes missed-area feedback immediately visible.
• It packs flagship smart features into a sub-$130 brush.

Skip it if: You want silent, distraction-free brushing. The screens, prompts, Wi-Fi, and reports may feel excessive.

Best for: Smart-home fans who enjoy live data and interactive feedback.

5. Soocas NEOS II Ultra — Coolest All-in-One

Price: $159.99 on Amazon
Rating: 9.0/10

Cool factor: It fits a water flosser, sonic motor, and oscillating head into one handheld device.

A 50 ml reservoir inside the handle feeds a 0.55 mm water jet beside the brush head. The MultiClean system combines that jet with up to 66,000 sonic movements per minute and a 20° bidirectional sweep.

Its automated program moves from brushing into water flossing, while a separate quick-floss mode handles interdental cleaning on its own. It is a clever way to reduce bathroom clutter and make flossing harder to forget.

Why buy it

• One device replaces a toothbrush and portable water flosser.
• The water jet emerges directly beside the bristles.
• It includes three intensity levels, two heads, and a travel case.

Skip it if: You want a slim handle. At 225 g, it is the heaviest product here, and the reservoir needs regular filling and cleaning.

Best for: Gadget lovers who want brushing and water flossing in one routine.

6. SURI 2.0 — Coolest Sustainable Design

Price: $134.99 on Amazon
Rating: 8.9/10

Cool factor: Its heads use renewable cornstarch and castor-oil-derived bristles.

SURI proves a futuristic toothbrush does not need another screen. Its slim aluminum handle, single rounded button, magnetic mirror mount, and quiet motor give it a clean industrial-design appeal.

The plant-based heads can be returned to SURI for recycling in supported markets. The brush also offers 33,000 sonic vibrations per minute, two modes, pressure feedback, and more than four weeks of battery life. The compact case adds USB-C charging and UV-C cleaning.

Why buy it

• It combines attractive design with a more thoughtful material system.
• The magnetic mount keeps the sink uncluttered.
• Long battery life and the UV-C case make it travel-friendly.

Skip it if: You want advanced motion, a display, or many cleaning modes. Also, plant-based does not automatically mean home-compostable; returning the heads matters.

Best for: Minimalists who think sustainability is cooler than another app.

7. Oral-B iO Series 10 — Coolest Smart Charger

Price: $387.99 on Amazon
Rating: 8.7/10

Cool factor: Its iOSense charging base coaches your brushing without making you watch a phone.

Lights on the base guide coverage, time, and pressure in real time. The handle adds an interactive color display, seven modes, AI position tracking, and a pressure sensor that distinguishes too hard, too soft, and just right.

The iO10 is polished and easy to understand, with widely available heads and a mature app. The catch is value: its charger, handle screen, and phone app often provide overlapping information.

Why buy it

• The charging base becomes a useful live display.
• Pressure coaching is clearer than a simple red warning light.
• Oral-B offers an established replacement-head ecosystem.

Skip it if: You will not use the coaching. Less expensive iO models provide a similar core brushing action.

Best for: Buyers who want a refined smart-brushing ecosystem and do not mind paying for it.

How to Choose Without Getting Distracted by Gimmicks

Choose a feature you will use every day

AirJet bubbles and Soocas water flossing change the cleaning routine. SURI's recycling system changes ownership. Oclean's AI only adds value if you respond to its prompts. Identify the feature that solves your actual problem.

Check the replacement heads first

A great handle is useless without affordable heads. Compare cost, shipping time, local availability, and whether a subscription is required.

Think about maintenance

Air and water systems should be rinsed and dried. Soocas needs reservoir cleaning; SURI needs returned heads to realize its recycling benefit; connected brushes may need app and firmware updates.

Do not buy the largest number

More vibrations, wider movement, or higher water pressure is not automatically better. Comfort, pressure control, full-mouth coverage, and consistent twice-daily use matter more.

Put dental needs ahead of novelty

Use soft bristles and light pressure. If you have braces, implants, receding gums, active gum disease, or recent dental surgery, ask a dental professional which brush motion and interdental method are appropriate.

Final Verdict

The RANVOO AirJet X5 remains our overall winner because its miniature pump, internal air channel, bubble chamber, and Coandă head introduce distinctive hardware at a substantially lower price.

The Dyson CameraJet™ is the strongest new challenger and the most ambitious connected toothbrush in this comparison. Its camera-guided gap detection and automated precision-flossing feel genuinely futuristic, although its $499.99 price, weight, launch availability, and app dependence make it harder to recommend to everyone.

Choose Laifen Wave Pro for mechanical design, Oclean X Ultra S for AI coaching, Soocas NEOS II Ultra for a more affordable brushing-and-flossing combination, SURI 2.0 for sustainable design, or Oral-B iO10 for a mature coaching ecosystem.