Ever heard of air-purifying headphones?



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With air pollution a growing concern in Metro Manila and other urban centers, Filipinos might be interested in the Dyson Zone air-purifying headphones. Combining high-fidelity audio with advanced air filtration, this futuristic gadget could be a game-changer for commuters and city dwellers.
The Dyson Zone features a detachable visor that delivers purified air directly to the user’s nose and mouth while noise-canceling headphones provide an immersive audio experience.
Its electrostatic filters are touted to capture 99 percent of ultrafine particles, including dust, pollen and pollutants — an attractive feature for Filipinos frequently exposed to roadside smog.
The active noise cancellation (ANC) also blocks out urban noise, making it ideal for daily commutes on the MRT, LRT, or busy streets.
Battery life is another highlight, with up to 50 hours of audio playback. However, using air purification reduces this to around four hours, which might be a concern for those relying on it for long durations.
Expect a premium price, likely above P60,000.