TL;DR: The Daisy One headphones are already sold out, and the first production run of the product was quickly available throughout the US and Europe. You can sign up for stock updates to be notified when the $399 noise canceling headphones are back in stock.
Daisy Sound is already making noise in a crowded headphone market. Within weeks of its first product launch, Daisy One headphones have sold out in the US, UK and Europe.
The $399-plus headphones aren’t trying to compete with flagship Sony and Bose. Instead, Daisy takes a different approach with features like adaptive noise cancellation, custom audio tuning, and Sound Mode, a built-in collection of soothing sounds.
While the first batch sold out, Daisy says new production has begun. If you want to get your hands on a pair, you can sign up for restock alerts.
Why Daisy One headphones are getting so much attention
At $399, the Daisy One headphones compete directly with some of the biggest names in audio, including Sony and Bose. Rather than trying to surpass Sony and Bose in noise cancellation alone, Daisy takes a different approach to what premium headphones can offer.
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The California-based company creates a headphone experience with sound, focus, and quietness, with features designed for people who want more from their headphones than just blocking out the world.
The most notable feature is Still Mode, a dedicated feature built into the Daisy One. With the push of a button, users can access the immersive sound experience directly from the headphones, without opening an app or keeping their phones connected.
Sound Mode includes sounds recorded in California, such as rain, ocean, and forest sounds, brown noise, and guided breathing tracks. The idea is to give users an easy way to transition into a focused or relaxed state – whether they’re working, traveling, or just taking a break.
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Instead of using the large 40mm drivers common to most wireless headphones, the Daisy One uses powerful 35mm drivers tuned for balanced sound and controlled bass. It’s an alternative to a $399 pair of headphones, where greater specification often gets more attention.
You can also adjust the sound with Daisy EQ, while Dynamic Bass helps keep the low frequencies full without making your music sound muddy.
Aside from noise cancellation, the Daisy One also includes the essentials you’d expect from premium headphones. You get wireless connectivity, transparency mode, multi-device pairing, Bluetooth calling, and both 3.5mm AUX and USB-C connections for wired listening. Battery life is limited to up to 45 hours, with support for fast charging, while the headphones have a thin metal design.
The first run sold out quickly, but Daisy is already working on some units. Sign up for stock alerts too so you don’t miss the next drop.
