If you despise pollutant inhalation and don’t mind being stared at, then perhaps your time has come: The Dyson Zone headphones can now be purchased in the United States. They mark the organization’s initial introduction to wearable innovation and it’s positively saying something with them. The headphones come with a large, but removable, visor that covers your mouth and filters the air.
The visor’s ectrostatic filter can filter out up to 99% of pollutants like ozone and nitrogen dioxide. It filters air in conjunction with the ear cups, which draw air in. Then two sanitized surges of wind current into your mouth and nose — in this way, be ready to feel that air assuming you use it. A button on the left ear cup lets you change the speed. The channel goes on for as long as a year and, outstandingly, it doesn’t safeguard against Coronavirus. A veil can be worn with it, however the item alone isn’t intended to obstruct the infection.
With options for “isolation” or “transparency” noise cancellation, the Dyson Zone headphones can last up to 50 hours. Through the MyDyson app, you can control both this and the speed of the airflow. Additionally, it will inform you of the amount of nitrogen dioxide in the air.
Although it took some time to figure out how to properly snap the visor in, the Dyson Zone headphones were surprisingly comfortable when we tested them. It was pleasant, almost like having one’s own personal air conditioner. When out for a quick walk, the visor got some attention, so it might be easier to use on an airplane.