The Dyson Zone is a set of headphones that cleanse the air. The device, which primarily serves as a wearable air purifier, is equipped with two small motors and various filters to clean the air it draws in. It then directs this clean air to your nose and mouth through the detachable visor. Because your breathing is automatically recognized, the proper quantity of airflow is always sent.
The Dyson Zone delivers strong bass from its two speakers when utilized as a pair of wireless headphones. They have active noise cancellation as well as a transparency mode. The device may be used as only headphones or as a two-in-one tiger. Each ear cup has a small Dyson motor that draws air in through dual-layer filters using a compressor. The newly cleaned air is then sent in two streams to the nose and mouth. This air is directed via the visor, which prevents the filtered air from being diluted by ambient air and prevents your glasses from fogging up.
Electrostatic filters, according to the firm, catch 99% of particle pollutants such as dust, pollen, and germs. The Dyson Zone can also catch city pollutants like ozone and sulphur dioxide thanks to a carbon filter.
The Zone can take in a maximum of 150L of air per minute, according to the manufacturer’s specifications, with the motors spinning at 10,500rpm. According to a survey published by the National Library of Medicine, the average person inhales 100L of air every minute while exercising. Of course, outputs will be lower than input, and the device will not always be at maximum power.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe air that exceeds WHO pollution guidelines. Despite pollution becoming such a growing problem, the Dyson Zone may be of interest to some.
However, it’s difficult to envision this device being popular. Dyson’s latest gizmo would fit in nicely in nations where pollution is more of a daily worry.
Not to mention the fact that Dyson is a company built on reinvention rather than creation. The vacuum cleaner, air purifier, and hairdryer have all been altered, as has the wheelbarrow, and the table lamp has been redesigned for the LED generation—but all of these goods were well-established categories until Dyson tucked into them. in summary, the objective of supplying us with portable clean air to breathe as we continue to destroy our world is admirable. The Zone, on the other hand, appears to be pure air for the wealthy, the affluent, and those who already have access to better environmental circumstances. That’s an unpleasant idea, nearly as much as staring in the mirror while donning these headsets.
