Dyson isn't known for dabbling in the personal audio space but the OnTrac are actually a second attempt. During the pandemic, the company released a pair of over-ear headphones called Zone — complete with an air-purifying face mask. Despite the unusual attachment, it signaled Dyson was willing to take a serious look at making audio products.
The OnTrac don't split the focus, leaving these to serve only as high-end headphones. They're built with a unique modular design that lets you swap out the ear cushions and outer caps for the ultimate aesthetic personalization, but is there enough incentive here to pay more for the experience?
