Dyson has unveiled their latest wireless over-ear headphones called Dyson OnTrac, boasting the standout feature of Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology that can cut noise up to 384,000 times per second, reducing up to 40 decibels of sound. These headphones can detect and report external sounds in real-time through the MyDyson app.
The speaker drivers of Dyson OnTrac are made of neodymium and measure 40 millimeters with 16 ohms, capable of producing frequencies as low as 6 Hz all the way up to 21,000 Hz. The design of the speakers is angled 13 degrees towards the ears for better sound alignment, with the batteries placed in the headband to provide better weight distribution, allowing for up to 55 hours of usage on a single charge (standby for up to 2 weeks).
Available in 4 main colors including CNC Aluminum, CNC Copper, Ceramic Cinnabar, and CNC Black Nickel, designed by Jake Dyson and the company’s CMF team, Dyson OnTrac offers users over 2,000 customization options for the color of the headphone covers and ear pads. Priced at $499.99 USD (approximately 18,000 Thai Baht), Dyson OnTrac is set to revolutionize the headphone market.
TLDR: Dyson introduces Dyson OnTrac, a new model of wireless over-ear headphones featuring cutting-edge ANC technology, high-quality speaker drivers, customizable design options, and long-lasting battery life.
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