Dyson Zone Air Purifying Wireless Over-Ear Headphones $199 (Was $399) + Delivery @ JB Hi-Fi

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Dyson Zone Air Purifying Wireless Over-Ear Headphones $199 (Was $399) + Delivery @ JB Hi-Fi
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hg0414 on 04/01/2025 - 08:08 jbhifi.com.au (12387 clicks)
Last edited 04/01/2025 - 08:10

Key Features

Immersive, precision engineered high fidelity sound with advanced noise cancelling

Eight active noise cancelling microphones monitor surrounding noise 384,000 times a second, cancelling background noise

Two additional microphones for telephony and transparency systems

Beamforming enables crystal clear calls in noisy cities

Bluetooth connectivity

Purified air on the go - electrostatic filters removes pollutants as small as 0.1 microns¹ such as Pollen

Activated car bon filters capture city fumes²

Ergonomically engineered – angled and shaped to optimise acoustic performance and comfort that adjusts to fit all faces

Up to 50 hours ANC Audio³ with auto on-off to save energy when not in use

Monitor real-time sound exposure and air pollution with the My Dyson™ app⁴

IN THE BOX:

Dyson Zone air-purifying headphones
2 x single Electrostatic Filters
Quarter Turn Case
USB-C cable

Electrical & Electronics Air Purifier Dyson Headphones Wireless Headphones

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Comments

    • pepto on 02/02/2025 - 10:49

      I’ve been thinking the same thing after watching and reading lots of reviews, not just with the weight but the phones themselves look massive with the fans on the back. I can’t find much info on removal of the actual fans though, just a teardown video which looks like it would need some soldering work and would involve going in through the speaker side…which is a bit beyond my capabilities.

      Also, I’ve only found the one 3d printed cap as an alternative to the vented covers once the fan is removed and can’t find any other info online.

      Do you have any more resources or experience that you can share?

      • caprimulgus on 02/02/2025 - 11:24

        Does not require soldering to remove the fans - there is a just a 3 or 4 pin plug that has to be removed, which he glosses over pretty quickly in the video.

        The reason he started unsoldering the speaker side is because he was looking for the battery. You dont have to do that.

        • pepto on 02/02/2025 - 11:41

          Great to hear. What have you done with the vents/ caps? Removing the fans reduces weight but the cans are still huge!

          I saw that replacement covers can be bought for the Ontrac phones, any idea if they are compatible?

          • Joehax on 02/02/2025 - 13:00
            +1

            @pepto: I don't think the ontrac caps will fit because the zones have a cutout for the face cover which the ontracs don't. I think you'd need to cutaway some of the metal housing around the ear cup to make the ontracs caps fit on the zones.

            Maybe if you 3d print something, but it might get too bulky…

            • caprimulgus on 02/02/2025 - 13:19
              +1

              @Joehax: Yeah and also the Ontrac look like they have a different cutout, for where the headband connects. So you'd probably have to 3D print an adapter to fill that space too.

              • pepto on 03/02/2025 - 16:07

                @caprimulgus: Thanks guys, seems like a lot of work so these are only really a go if you can deal with wearing the huge cans. Probably not for me in that case, I’ll probably wait around for a deal on some Sony WH XM4 or Bose QC.

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