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Daisy Sound Breezes Into the High-Earphone Market

SUNI thinks premium headphones could use a bit more sunshine—and a lot less black.

Jack Mulroe, CEO of Daisy Sound, aims to shake up the headphone market with his California-inspired Daisy One headphones. These retro-styled earbuds offer noise cancellation and aesthetic flair at a slightly lower price point, making them a contender in the crowded premium space.


The $399 Daisy Ones come equipped with durable materials like aluminum and composite TR90 head straps, promising long-lasting comfort. They feature Bluetooth connectivity and support for USB-C and 3.5-mm auxiliary connections, catering to a range of users. The headphones are available in three colours: silver, Pacific blue and Kelp green.


Mulroe's design team, based in California, aims to evoke a sense of laid-back Californian chic. Despite the appealing aesthetics, early reviews critique the transparency mode which allows ambient sound through—something Mulroe acknowledges needs improvement.


Launching at a time when memory shortages are hiking up costs, Daisy Sound is taking a leap of faith into an unproven market. However, Mulroe’s confidence in build quality shines through his relaxed approach, promising that customers will prefer his product's build to Sony and Bose’s.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/daisy-sound-yet-another-company-is-making-premium-high-end-headphones/
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