Cologne – November 10, 2026 -- Dyson has assembled a holiday gift lineup across hair, floor and oral care, led by a limited Plum Copper edition of four hair tools that ships in a presentation box.
Four hair tools arrive in limited Plum Copper
The colorway is inspired by the rare gemstone Kyawthuit. It is available for the Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer, the Airwrap i.d. and Airwrap Co-anda2x multi-stylers and dryers, and the Airstrait hair dryer and straightener. Dyson says the tools combine airflow technology with intelligent temperature regulation and are built for all hair types.
Airsmooth dries, smooths and styles in one step
The new Dyson Airsmooth warm-air brush uses Pivot Flex and Anti-Snag bristle technology. A patented dual bristle system guides hair rather than forcing it, which Dyson says means less breakage on all hair types. The Corrale CoolShine straightener is also in the lineup, aimed at people who care about heat protection when straightening.
For travel, a gift set pairs the Omega Leave-In Conditioning Spray with the Chitosan Multi-Use Styling Spray, which offers flexible all-day hold.
Wet cleaner and two robot vacuums target holiday mess
The Dyson W1 PencilWash uses 84k hybrid roller technology. Its cleaning head separates wet and dry dirt inside the floor nozzle, and twelve water delivery points wet the roller evenly. The system is filter-free, so cleaning performance stays constant and maintenance stays low.
The R1 Nurovi Dry robot vacuum handles hard floors and carpet with a Twin-capture system that pairs a brush roller with strong suction. A piezo sensor detects the amount of dust and adjusts suction automatically, while high-speed LiDAR helps it detect and avoid obstacles.
The R2 Nurovi Wash+Dry vacuums and mops hard floors. Its Reuleaux-triangle mop pads reach into corners. In the charging station, the pads are washed with water heated to 75 °C and dried with 45 °C air.
CameraJet uses a 100k-pixel camera to find gaps between teeth
The Dyson CameraJet is the company's first oral care product. A 100k-pixel macro camera tracks and predicts the gaps between teeth using machine learning, then fires a precise jet of mouth rinse where it is needed. Dyson calls it the only toothbrush that targets interdental spaces this way. The product is the result of six years of research and development.
Dyson backs its performance claim with a clinical test of 71 participants. They used Dyson formulations twice daily for four weeks and were compared against people using a manual toothbrush with Dyson toothpaste.