Dyson OnTrac

Excellent battery life ; Clean, detailed sound ; Customizable design

Audio lacks dynamic punch ; Non-breathable ear cushions can run warm ; Can feel heavy after short periods

Dyson really seems to be taking audio seriously and the OnTrac is a more accessible and acceptable pair of headphones compared to the Zone. They sound good rather than great or exceptional, but a 55-hour run time and very good noise cancellation means...

Big-deal sound quality with deep, well-controlled bass ; Customisable design is fun – although non-essential ; Comfortable for long-term wear, despite scale ; Battery life that lasts and lasts

Active noise-cancelling rivalled by more complete competitors ; Big-scale design simply won't suit all wearers ; No 360-degree or spatial audio features ; No multi-point Bluetooth connectivity

Dyson's dedicated headphones debut enter a bustling market that's not short of capable competition. Aiming to deliver on a unique selling point, these headphones' customisable earcups and earcaps make for a fun visual experience – although it's...

Premium metal construction ; Fun customisations ; Insanely long battery life ; Balanced sound with great bass ; Great pouch ; Comfortable even after prolong use

Expensive ; Not foldable ; Does not support USB-C digital input

The TL;DR version: The Dyson OnTrac is a great pair of noise-cancelling headphones with equally great battery life, with a fun personalisation element not seen before in other headphones. Note: The Dyson OnTrac will be available for Singapore customers...