TL;DR: Daisy One headphones are already sold out, with the brand’s first production run quickly snapped up across the U.S. and Europe. You can sign up for restock updates to be notified when the $399 noise-canceling headphones are back in stock.
Daisy Sound is already making noise in the crowded headphone market. Just weeks after launching its first product, the Daisy One headphones have sold out across the U.S., UK, and Europe.
The $399 over-ear headphones aren’t trying to simply compete with Sony and Bose flagships. Instead, Daisy is taking a different approach with features like adaptive noise cancellation, custom sound tuning, and Still Mode, a built-in collection of calming soundscapes.
While the first batch is sold out, Daisy says a new production run is already underway. If you want to get your hands on a pair, you can sign up for restock notifications.
Why Daisy One headphones are getting so much attention
At $399, the Daisy One headphones are competing directly with some of the biggest names in audio, including Sony and Bose. Rather than trying to outdo Sony and Bose on noise cancellation alone, Daisy is taking a different approach to what premium headphones can offer.
The California-based company is building a headphone experience around sound, focus, and calm, with features designed for people who want more from their headphones than just blocking out the world.
The feature getting the most attention is Still Mode, a dedicated feature built into the Daisy One. With the press of a button, users can access calming audio experiences directly from the headphones, without opening an app or keeping their phone connected.
Still Mode includes soundscapes 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 switch into a focused or relaxed state — whether they’re working, traveling, or simply taking a break.
Instead of using the larger 40mm drivers common in many premium wireless headphones, Daisy One uses 35mm dynamic drivers tuned for a balanced sound with controlled bass. It’s a different approach for a $399 pair of headphones, where bigger specs often get more attention.
You can also adjust the sound through Daisy EQ, while Dynamic Bass helps keep low frequencies full without making your music feel muddy.
Beyond noise cancellation, Daisy One 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 rated at up to 45 hours, with rapid charging support, while the headphones feature a slim metallic design.
The first run sold out fast, but Daisy is already working on more units. Sign up for restock alerts so you don’t miss the next drop.
