DeWalt headphones run a 40-hour workweek, now on sale

DeWalt introduced heavy-duty headphones described as able to operate through a standard 40-hour workweek on a single charge. The sale began recently and applies to current stock available through DeWalt’s retail channels and participating sellers.

The product is aimed at contractors and tradespeople who work long shifts on jobsites with limited access to charging points. DeWalt described the headphones as built with impact- and dust-resistant materials and designed to fit with helmets and safety glasses used on construction sites.

The design includes volume controls and call-management features intended for use without removing protective gear. The product announcement notes a charging method intended to be compatible with common jobsite power sources and charging routines.

DeWalt did not publish detailed technical specifications such as exact battery capacity, charge time or official noise attenuation ratings. Buyers seeking those details should consult the product technical sheet or contact DeWalt. Promotional pricing applies only to current inventory.

The headphones expand DeWalt’s lineup beyond power tools into protective and wearable jobsite equipment, following prior additions such as protective eyewear, worksite lighting and wearable communications.