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Dyson Ontrac Headphones $349 (RRP $799) Delivered @ Dyson

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This is supposed to be exclusive to certain staff so might get Ozbargain'ed and taken down but can be ordered by anyone on the public website.

Order at https://www.dyson.com.au/products/headphones/ontrac with coupon code DYSONTRAC2025
Shipping is free

Best-in-class noise cancelling and customisable headphones.
Enhanced sound range. 6Hz to 21kHz.
Up to 55 hours of battery life1. 9 hours from a 30-minute charge.
In the box: OnTrac™ Slimeline case & USB-C cable.

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*Receive 50% off the full price (RRP) of the Dyson OnTrac™ headphones (SKUS 759558-01, 759557-01, 581667- 01, 773130-01) or Dyson WashG1™ (SKU: 492607- 01) at dyson.com.au
Offer valid in Australia only. Code is only redeemable on dyson.com.au Code cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Code is valid for personal use only. Codes and/or machines purchased using a code, must not be sold for commercial gain. If multiple items are ordered, they may be shipped separately. Subject to stock availability. No rain checks.

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  • Doesn't seem an exclusive as the same price available without the code via a google search.

    • The code provides another $50 off, so $349.

    • Buying direct from Dyson has a bonus currently not available at retail or ebay :

      $349 with promo code
      "Customise your headphones with a complimentary pair of ear cushions and outer caps valued at $158. Choose from a range of colours."

      This bonus not mentioned in original post, not sure of expiry, bonus appears to be available to public and with promo code

    • yeah saw these at jb yesterday i woudl relaly like to hear the sound quality of these dyson isn't; really known for headphones

  • A few brand new ones cheaper on ebay?

    • Dyson for headphones. Yeah, nah.

      • I guess the one with air purifier did not work, so selling them by themselves.

        • Yeah that was a strange product.

          Mate got some on clearance and said they worked suuuper well during the council burn offs in his area (hes a chronic asthmatic).

          So… They worked…. But it still doesnt quite answer "why" lol.

          • @MasterScythe:

            They worked…

            But it still doesnt quite answer "why"

            If they worked doesn't that answer the question of why?

          • @MasterScythe: That product was a multimillion dollar development handout to james dyson who pitched a device to an incompetent tory government desperate for a headline.

      • Do they vacuum the ear wax out too?

      • Yeah these headphones suck.

  • No deal… they removed the mouth piece for filtering air hence removed the pure dyson experience… also removed the allure of looking like hannibal lecter…

    • I was wondering where did the mouth piece gone. Thank you.

  • Way cool design as usual with Dyson. Noice.

    • lol ppl laugh at my Zones

  • I highly doubt this will get ozbargained

  • If I'm spending that much on headphones I'm buying Sony, Bose or Sennheiser not a vacuum brand

    • Because they suck? Tee hee

    • They don't look too bad, maybe a little bulky, but that Dyson on the side just is off-putting.

      • They're very industrial looking compared to the fashionable Sony and Apple ones which are more modern minimalist.

    • I have the Zones, and they are actually pretty good soundwise

      • Me too. It makes me laugh how many simply comment "na coz Dyson". I got some 3d printed caps for my zones too so they sit much flatter now.

    • a vacuum brand

      Dyson is now more known for the Airwrap than their vacuums amongst younger people

      • Im hesitant. Most of my mates have their own younger people by now. "Grab the Dyson" still has them running for the vacuum.

    • Dyson is a an electric motor brand, hence why they sell hairdryers, fans and had an attempt at an electric car.

  • A good example of “just because you could, doesn’t mean you should.”

    • Actually I'm glad they did. I got the Dyson Zone a few months back when it was heavily discounted, and the sound quality is shockingly good. The stock frequency response is generally to my liking, but I've changed to the "Enhanced" EQ setting as its less sibilant. If the Ontrac sounds equally good (and I didn't already own the Zone), I'd be willing to pay $400.

      • How does it compare to Sony in SQ and it terms of noise reduction?

        • After additional research, I've found that the OnTrac has a tuning that's different to the Zone. crinacle's review of the Zone was quite positive about its sound quality, compared to the Sony headphones which were described as "so f**king muddy".

          Edit: some typos

  • Just imagine what would happen to the company if Dyson didn't pull the plug on the EV business last minute.

    • It really did seem like the numbers didn't work out for manufacturing the Dyson cars in the UK, but I wish they'd partnered with either a legacy automaker or a Chinese EV company to bring it to market. The car seemed really well thought out and designed, and companies like Xiaomi have shown that know how in consumer electronics can be leveraged to make great EVs. Funnily enough, Dreame, a Chinese vacuum company whose products were popular on OzB, recently announced they'd be getting into the EV game.

  • The ruthlessness of this community on whether or not a post is a bargain is why I trust this site and go here first before buying :)

    • Except I'm sure almost everyone commenting negatively has never even tried a pair out.

  • Wasn’t this 199 for a long time?

    • You might be thinking of when the heavily discounted the Dyson Zone.

  • Got order cancellation email every time I tried to purchase these headphones. I tried several cards, never worked.
    But one attempt I made the night before was like this: They charged my card, several minutes later they made a refund, then the next morning when I checked my bank account I saw a pending transaction possibly for that order (but recorded time of this transaction is in the morning), but haven't received any order confirmation or shipping information… awful experience

  • With how fashionable the Dyson Airwrap is, I don't understand why they're going for this industrial look when audiophiles won't be fooled by it. They're missing both demographics.

    • crinacle, a well-regarded individual in the audiophile space, did a review of the Dyson Zone and was quite positive about it (except for the MSRP of course). Seems like Dyson somehow managed to hire some good audio engineers.

    • I'm what most people would describe as an audiophile (LS50 Metas on desk, Vintage Sonus Fabers in the living room, Clear Audio turntable, Audeze LCD2 and Focal Elear headphones, collection of vinyl and Tidal+ etc) and I think they look great! Much nicer than the boring looking offerings from the usual suspects at this price range. On top of that, the audio quality has been well reviewed. I still would like to try before buying, and I'm fairly certain they will drop considerably lower in the months to come, mostly because of people who don't know what they're talking about, avoiding them just because they're made by Dyson!

  • Can anyone compare to Sony XM4/5/6?

    • Yes. Yes they can.

  • Wait 2 months and buy them hardly used for $199 on Fleabay.

    • I wonder if that's going to be me selling mine lol

      ordered a pair today, will compare to my Sony

  • First dyson product doesnt suck or blow

  • Does anyone have any experience with these? How do they fit in with similar Sony/Bose/Apple?

    • I've got the Dyson Zones, which have the same drivers as these, but heavier because of all the fan stuff.

      The Sony, Bose, Sonos, etc. all sound like absolute crap in comparison to these. It's a joke how people are willing to spend $600 on headphones that make all the music you listen to sound joyless, empty, bloaty mid-bass.

      I love the Dysons. The ANC on the Sony/Bose is probably a touch better, but I'm super happy. Transparency mode on the Zones is really great too.

      I do understand why people get the Sony/Bose style ones - they're super light, and easy to live with. If you care about your music however, don't get them.

      The only "problem" with the Zone/Ontrac is how "look at me" they are, but you can probably get the graphite coloured ones to blend in with urban life a bit better.

      • How do they compare with Airpod Max's? I havent found any ANC bluetooth headphone which sound near as good as they are.

        • I only have limited experience with the Airpod Max, but I'd say they're in the ball park. Word on the street is only the Focal Bathys sound better than the Dysons for wireless headphones, and they cost (checks prices) $1.2k… But I haven't listened to those, so I don't know for sure.

  • Does is just suck the music i play?

  • Why would any dummy buy this over Bose or Sony?

    • Yeah. They should've collaborated with a known brand like Dyson JBL or something, as an entry point to the market.

      • An entry point. Dyson is a premium brand, collab with something a lot better I'd think.

        • Tozo?

        • Dyson is only a premium brand for people who like to pay three times the price for vacuum cleaner half as good as the opposition. They make some absolute shite.

        • JBL was (and in certain markets still is) a premium audiophile brand in both the consumer and professional markets. Their most expensive consumer speakers are $140,000 each. Stop the slander. I know you might only know about the crap that they sell in JB HiFi (post Samsung's acquisition of Harman) but that's an unfair reflection on the brand as a whole.

    • Because they sound much better and cost less.

  • over priced junk

  • grabbed a pair to test them properly and compare to the headphones I have and had. over the last 3 years I changed a lot of wireless cans

    had QC latest models including Ultra (the first iteration of it, didn't like it at all), 45 and last QC without number - they were great, but lack of high-res codecs wasn't pleasant (musical hearing here). otherwise very good ANC and pleasant fit. if last QC had no weirdness in response curve and had high res codec these would be a keeper for me.

    had XM4 over ear, and didn't like the sound (after B&W Px7 original and S2). ANC was good, but listening wasn't enjoyable even after EQ tweaks. from Sony camp I also have (still have and are my daily drivers now) the ULT Wear. Bassy - I like bass - without losing too much in treble and mids. Good listening, high res codec LDAC, good ANC (but only good, not great). If these had more interesting design, and ANC to match latest QC that would be a keeper too.

    And I had the Px7. original, S2, S2e. well damn. I almost bought S3 last night and they are kinda expensive, but I don't know if I want to. I'd rather get this Dyson half price and give them a shot. because every generation of Px7 found a way to disappoint me despite all the marketing hype. probably because they gimp Px7 deliberately to make you buy Px8? I don't know if they are that evil. But sound was good, mostly enjoyable, funny enough, on the original Px7. Didn't offer a way to tweak or EQ it, but it didn't need it. Sound was just perfect. S2 and S2e improved each of them slightly on the ANC front, but listening experience went downhill IMO. I still like the design and like I mentioned was keen to give Px7 S3 a go, but after the previous experiences yeah nah. I'll sit this one out folks

    so here we are, kind of big shoes to fill for Dyson here, let's see. I like the design, so we're off to a good start, but will it feel good in hand as opposed to on the screen? and what will it sound like, I guess we'll find out soon. my phone supports LHDC. I think.

    • totally agree with your thoughts on the Ultra, I actually hated them.. the earlier Bose models were much better.

      If I had some spare cash I'd try out these Dysons but.. well Ive tried so many wireless probably time to give it a bit of a rest anyway :) And the Bose I have are excellent, QuietComfort SC.

      • yeah I had SC too. really wanted to keep them, they are so comfortable. I guess it's in the name isn't it lol QuietComfort - they were both. but then I can't complain about sound since they don't have the Sound in the name do they

        weird spikes in the response curve and lack of high res codecs (I can hear the difference sadly) killed them for me. but when new iteration comes out will probably give them a go..

        Dyson at least comes with "try for 45 days" option, so I guess I could do just that and see how it works if I don't like them. worst case I go back to Sony ULT wear, they are reasonably good.

        • Interested to hear your thoughts on the Dysons. I've been quite happy with the Momentum 4, great for sound quality, but for noise cancellation, they aren't as good as Bose, Sony and Apple (which isn't a priority for me anyway). Arguably the best value, often going on sale for between for $250-300, when stacked with cashback and giftcards. 60 hour battery life is also great!

          • @poppingtags: I have been thinking about Momentum 4 for a while and saw it on deals but the design is trash somewhat boring and I have tried wireless Sennheiser without excitement couple years back, so unexciting that I even forgot to mention them

            • @shabaka: I agree, visually it’s extremely bland - but definitely sounds more natural and spacious than both Bose, Sony and even many of B&Ws offerings. That said, if you’re chasing a bassy signature, I can see why they wouldn’t fit your preferences.

              • @poppingtags: I'd say that if Dyson doesn't work out, I'll give M4 a go as well, as I am still on a lookout for something that ticks all the boxes for me. but if you say that ANC isn't advanced, that's not a good sign

                I have Sennheiser HD 599 SE which I use for gaming and occasionally use it for music too, I like the way they sound but that's an open back.

                • @shabaka: Yeah, definitely not as good as Sony, Bose and Apple for ANC - I've read a few reviews saying that Dyson's ANC is right up there with the best of them!

    • from Sony camp I also have (still have and are my daily drivers now) the ULT Wear. Bassy - I like bass - without losing too much in treble and mids. Good listening, high res codec LDAC, good ANC (but only good, not great).

      I also have the ULT Wear. so glad I got it when I did. as you say great sound/bass with custom EQ applied, and decent ANC. it's my favorite headphones I have ever had. but it is still with it's faults.

      managed to get mine for $215 a month after it was released so I have had it for over a year now. and it has cracked where one of the cups connects and spins on the headband. I carefully glued it back so it's good as new and still spins. but this is a ongoing issue with many sony headphones, I think it's because it's made from % recycled plastic. I heard the earpads peel quickly too, but mine are still holding up. I tend not to be too greasy though and wipe them with tissue whenever I notice any shininess.

      but no headphone is perfect. just glad I found a great deal on them because I have enjoyed every minute of the sound.

      • yes. most reviews exaggerated how bassy they were, it's nothing like that. I enjoy them a lot, pretty much same EQ that I got at the beginning. I run them at ULT1 and Clear Bass set to minus 2. very smooth sound, super enjoyable.

        • yes. most reviews exaggerated how bassy they were,

          out of the box and on ULT setting 2 they are a bit muffled and overly bassy. I think that's what most reviewers are talking about.
          but yeah I agree after perfecting EQ to my hearing, the sound is great clear with that cinema like powerful deep bass which I love so much. especially when watching movies if you aren't hearing it on the ULT's you are just missing a whole experience. really felt like I get that full movie experience from the comfort of the bedroom. no other headphone has given me that before.

  • Excellent tuning, poor comfort.

    These are essenially on-ear headphones for many people.

    But yeah, the tuning is great. ANC is higher tier. And I personally kinda like the style.

  • I have these and find them to be excellent—great sound and noise cancelling, long battery life, well-built, and comfortable.
    Well worth the $300 I paid for them, brand new, in the box.

  • Ontrac? More like Off-budget.

  • No way these are better than other top brands, they need to learn they should stick to vaccums which they only good at.

    • What even is this comment? You haven’t used them, you haven’t listened to them, yet you’re dismissing them outright. It just comes across as needless brand hate. At least base your opinion on actual experience instead of assumptions.

  • Why would anyone want to pay $350 for headphones from a vacuum cleaner manufacturer?! Everything Dyson make is hugely overpriced junk too.

  • Dyson Ontrac weight 451 grams vs Sony XM6 254 grams.

    Need I say more?

    • Gives your neck a gym work out for free

  • Too expensive for sucking ear wax…

  • A 2024 headphone with an RRP of $800 that doesn't support aptX, aptX Adaptive, or LDAC

    • it has LHDC which sounds pretty obscure. but S25U apparently has it. will see soon..

      • I'm sure they'll release a dyson phone that supports it

  • I gave these a crack for $300'odd.

  • Will this also clean my hardwood floor?

  • ain't no chance for me to buy a headphone that looks like a industrial noise earmuffs, and made by a blower company.

  • you guys have no idea, it is build for noise cancelling with all Dyson product lines (vacuum, hairdryer, fan..etc) which all making so much noise when using. :D

  • Unpacked mine yesterday and wasn't happy with them, they are going back to Dyson.

    Overall I liked the build quality (although they are rather heavy). Very solid build. And I love the looks. If a bit garish, but those complimentary cushions and covers are handy, the ones I got would give a nice and refined look.

    ANC is great, but not quite at the level of Bose QC latest version. Fit is nice, but they are huge and feel huge. can be subjective though, so YMMV.

    Sound quality is where things fell apart from me. And first thing I did when I unpacked them is I installed the latest firmware that gives you 5 band EQ. Yes you can EQ these now to your liking, which I did. Sound is fine. The lack of high-res codecs kills these for me. Yes they support LHDC but that's something that is not available on my phone (please enlighten me where you can find this implemented). S25 Ultra doesn't have it. it was running on AAC for me, and compared to Sony ULT Wear which run on LDAC, Dyson sounded very coarse which is very much felt in tracks I listen to. it's a shame as I like the design. why they didn't choose something mainstream like LDAC or AptX is beyond me.

  • $319 delivered on eBay with code PLUSAVE, for those who are interested. eBay plus required (buy 1 month for $4.99 if you don't have it). Unlikely to be box damaged, see past deals.

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