Sennheiser's Accentum Wireless deliver great sound and noise cancellation in a bare-bones, affordable set of headphones.
Sennheiser Accentum MSRP $180.00 Score Details DT Editors' Choice “The Accentum Wireless deliver great sound, ANC, and huge battery life, for less than $200.” Pros Cons Midtier wireless headphones have to perform a three-way balancing act between features, quality, and price.
This is a departure from Sennheiser’s previous approach. The Sennheiser HD 450BT looked nothing like the Momentum 4 Wireless or its predecessor, the Momentum 3 Wireless. The earcups are smaller than any of the other headphones I have on hand at the moment, both in overall circumference and depth. You can feel it after several hours — they’re not as roomy or as airy as other models.
They’re quite small, but each button is easy to locate and use with your thumb. It might get trickier to use them with gloves on, but at least you’ll still be able to operate them, which is more than I can say for touch controls. The buttons produce an audible and tactile click when pressed — another benefit over touch controls, which don’t always register gestures accurately.
Once connected, the Bluetooth signal remained stable up to 25 feet indoors, and about double that outside. Swapping back and forth between two Multipoint devices was seamless. The big surprise is the transparency mode. Perhaps I’ve simply become accustomed to mediocre transparency from anyone but Apple, but the Accentum seem especially good at making external sounds — including your own voice — sound natural.
Having USB audio as an option is a nice extra. But whether you really need it may come down to your chosen devices. After switching back and forth between USB audio on my Mac and Bluetooth with aptX HD on an Android phone, I’m not sure I could hear much of a difference. Doing the same test between USB audio and Bluetooth with AAC on an iPhone offered more contrast, with USB audio providing a smoother, more detailed sound.
I had mixed results using them. My Sound Check seemed to just put me right back at the neutral factory tuning. The bass boost feature should be avoided; instead of boosting just the lowest frequencies, it seemed to have the opposite effect and diminished all of the other frequencies. I’m just relieved that the Accentum sound as good as they do out of the box.
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