Dyson Zone

The visor sits just in front of your nose and mouth without touching your face, projecting a continuous stream of purified air directly into your breathing zone. It uses electrostatic filters to capture 99% of particle pollution, including dust, pollen, and bacteria, while carbon filters neutralize city gases like NO2.

Yes, the visor is detachable. You can easily remove it when you don't need air filtration, allowing you to use the Dyson Zone as a standard pair of high-fidelity, noise-canceling headphones.

The system uses eight microphones to monitor surrounding noise 384,000 times a second. It is highly effective at neutralizing low-frequency urban sounds like subway rumble or traffic, creating a quiet, immersive listening environment.

The Dyson Zone is substantial due to the integrated technology, but it is engineered for balance. The headband is cushioned and designed to distribute weight evenly across the head, though it will feel heavier than a standard pair of lightweight consumer headphones.

Filter life depends on your local air quality and usage habits. On average, the filters should be replaced annually, and the Dyson app will track your usage and notify you when it is time for a change.

No, the visor is non-contact. It is designed to hover just in front of your face, which makes it more comfortable for long-term wear compared to a traditional mask, though it does not provide the same level of protection as a medical-grade respirator.