Dyson OnTrac headphones launched in India at Rs. 44900: Check features, availability and more

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Dyson has launched its new OnTrac headphones in India, marking the company's entry into the high-fidelity audio market. At a launch event in New Delhi, Jake Dyson, the Chief Engineer, unveiled the product alongside music icon Badshah, who serves as the Dyson OnTrac headphones ambassador in India. The headphones are priced at Rs. 44,900 and are available for purchase across select platforms.

These headphones incorporate noise cancellation technology, offering up to 55 hours of uninterrupted audio playback, according to Dyson. Users can choose from over 2,000 customizable combinations for the outer caps and ear cushions. The ear cushions, made from microfiber and foam, provide an acoustic seal. Multi-pivot gimbal arms and a balanced headband design help evenly distribute weight during use.

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The Dyson OnTrac headphones come with a custom Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) system that uses eight microphones to sample external sound up to 384,000 times per second. This system can reduce up to 40 decibels of background noise, enhancing the listening experience.

The headphones are equipped with 40mm neodymium speaker drivers and use advanced audio signal processing. This ensures that audio frequencies ranging from 6 Hertz to 21,000 Hertz are accurately reproduced, offering a complete audio range from deep bass to high notes. The speaker housings are designed at a 13-degree angle to direct sound more effectively towards the ears.

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With a battery life of up to 55 hours, these headphones allow for long listening periods, even with ANC enabled. Users can switch between ANC modes by double-tapping the ear cups.

Dyson has focused on comfort and ergonomic design in the OnTrac headphones. The headphones feature foam cushions and gimbal arms that reduce pressure on the ears, while the battery is