Sennheiser released two wired audio products that ditch the 3.5mm jack for USB-C: the CX 80U earbuds and HD 400U over-ear headphones. Both support 24-bit/96 kHz playback and broad device compatibility, with CX 80U priced at $40 and HD 400U at $100, available now.
Sennheiser unveiled the RS 275 TV Headphones bundle with a BTA1 digital receiver, touting Auracast support for low-latency audio up to 50 meters and compatibility with other Auracast or Bluetooth Classic devices. The set promises 50 hours of listening per charge, replaceable cushions and battery, and app-based controls; pricing is $300 with pre-orders starting February 3 and shipping around February 17.
Sennheiser has announced the RS 275 TV Headphones bundle, pairing wireless RS 275 over-ear headphones with a BTA1 transmitter that streams TV audio up to 50 meters using Auracast LC3. The setup supports multi‑device listening, with optical, 3.5 mm and HDMI ARC inputs, and the headphones feature long battery life (up to 50 hours) and on-device controls, plus app‑based personalization via Sennheiser Smart Control Plus. The bundle is priced at £220 / $300 / €250 and goes on pre-order February 3, with standalone BTA1 also available.
Sennheiser is shipping an Auracast-enabled TV audio kit—a BTA1 transmitter and HDR 275 headphones bundle—that lets multiple Auracast-compatible devices listen to a TV wirelessly via Bluetooth, with HDMI and 3.5mm inputs, app EQ controls, noise suppression, and optional password protection. The RS 275 bundle is $299.95 and preorder begins February 3 with shipping around February 17; Auracast support is still expanding across devices.
Sennheiser has announced the HDB 630 headphones supporting high-res audio via wired or wireless connections, featuring active noise cancellation, a customized acoustic system, and up to 60 hours of battery life, with a bundled USB-C transmitter for enhanced wireless compatibility, available for preorder at $499.95.
Sennheiser has launched the HDB 630, its first high-res audiophile wireless headphones, combining premium sound quality with portable convenience, featuring a Bluetooth transmitter for high-res streaming, adaptive ANC, long battery life, and customizable sound settings, priced at around $500.
During Amazon Prime Day, the Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Plus is available at a record low price of £899, offering a compact yet powerful Dolby Atmos sound experience with features like HDMI eARC, wireless streaming options, and a spacious sound profile, making it a highly recommended deal for enhancing TV audio.
Sennheiser's new Momentum Sport earbuds offer accurate heart rate and body temperature tracking, along with high sound quality and durability, making them a solid choice for workouts. The buds integrate with the Polar Flow app, providing access to training analytics and coaching, and also work with other fitness apps and smartwatches. While on the larger side, they stay put during runs and offer good transparency and anti-wind modes. Priced at $330, they provide a convenient all-in-one solution for fitness tracking and music listening.
The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds have impressed with their audio quality and Bluetooth stability, outperforming competitors like Apple, Bose, and Sony in maintaining a reliable connection during commutes. Sennheiser's use of optimized RF antenna design, LDS technology, and the Qualcomm S5 Gen 2 chip has contributed to their superior Bluetooth stability, making a strong case for the Momentum True Wireless 4 in the premium wireless earbuds market.
Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds offer stellar sound quality and forward-looking features, including support for higher-resolution audio on Android, Bluetooth LE Audio, and a tool for battery longevity. The design remains largely unchanged from the previous model, but the earbuds now come with an IP54 rating for dust and moisture protection. The updated Qualcomm S5 Sound Gen 2 platform with Snapdragon Sound and the Sennheiser Smart Control app provide improved reliability and customization options. The earbuds also support Bluetooth 5.4 and feature a battery protection mode to extend their lifespan. While the ANC performance and call quality are good, the competition, such as Sony's WF-1000XM5, offers better noise-canceling and additional features.
ZDNET's review of the new Sennheiser Accentum Plus headphones highlights their exceptional sound quality, marathon battery life, and adaptive noise-canceling technology. Priced at $230, these headphones offer rich and clear sound with a more airy and spacious soundstage compared to the previous model. While the design remains the same, the lightweight build and responsive controls make them suitable for long commutes. However, the tight fit may be uncomfortable for some users. The ANC adaptivity helps reduce surrounding noise, but it's not as strong as competitors in the same price range. Overall, the Accentum Plus are recommended for music lovers seeking a small, light, and long-lasting headphone option with improved features.
Sennheiser unveiled two new wireless earbuds at CES 2024, the Momentum True Wireless 4 and the Momentum Sport, both offering excellent sound quality and improved features such as active noise cancellation and transparency mode. The Momentum True Wireless 4 boasts outstanding audio performance and improved ANC, while the Momentum Sport delivers crisp, clear sound with impressive bass for workouts. Both earbuds are set to be released in March and April, respectively.
Sennheiser has unveiled its new Momentum Sport earbuds, equipped with a photoplethysmography heart rate sensor and a core body temperature sensor, offering deep integration with popular sports tech platforms and Polar's biosensing Flow app ecosystem. The earbuds, set to be released in April 2024, also feature a semi-open design, noise-canceling mode, up to six hours of battery life, and IP55 water and dust-proofing, retailing at $329.95/€329.90.
CES 2024 has showcased a range of new audio gear, including Samsung's Music Frame, Victrola's Stream Sapphire turntable, Sennheiser's Momentum TW 4 wireless earbuds, Samsung's HW-Q990D Dolby Atmos soundbar, and Audio-Technica's ATH-TWX7 noise-canceling wireless earbuds. Other notable announcements include JBL's Live 3 series of wireless earbuds, Hidizs ST2 Pro Digital IEMs, and updated versions of JBL's ultra-portable Bluetooth speakers. Sennheiser also introduced the Momentum Sport wireless earbuds and the Accentum Plus mid-range noise-canceling wireless headphones.
Sennheiser unveiled the Momentum Sport headphones at CES 2024, featuring biometric sensors that sync with popular health platforms like Apple Health, Garmin, and Peloton. These headphones offer real-time fitness tracking capabilities, including heart rate and body temperature monitoring, and are also compatible with Polar's biosensing capabilities. With features such as adjustable Transparency Mode, Anti-wind mode, and Adaptive Noise Canceling, the Momentum Sport headphones are designed for an immersive audio experience. They are IP55 sweat and water resistant, have a Qi-enabled case, and will be available for $329.95 USD on April 9, 2024.