Sennheiser introduces Accentum wireless headphones

By Shawn Chung - Singapore

Sennheiser has just announced the Accentum wireless headphones, which combine the DNA of the premium Momentum 4 at a more affordable price.

Boasting the iconic Sennheiser acoustic experience and the serenity of Sennheiser’s Hybrid Active Noise Canceling technology, the Accentum’s 37mm dynamic transducers have been tuned to provide an exciting sound experience with outstanding bass performance and striking clarity. The acoustics have also been optimized for broad ANC performance, dramatically reducing cacophony from the outside world through a combination of passive isolation and covert microphones targeting both low and higher frequencies. ​

Accentum utilizes Bluetooth 5.2 and multipoint connectivity for maximum wireless adaptability. For exceptional sound quality, Accentum supports the aptX HD codec, rivaling the sound of wired headphones with punchy output and robust wireless stability. AAC and SBC codecs are also onboard, perfect for catching up on shows or exploring a new album release on virtually any Bluetooth-enabled audio device.

In addition to operating up to 50 hours per charge, Accentum can “quick charge” for up to 5 more hours of listening in just 10 minutes. The included USB-C charging cable can also transform the wireless headphones into a wired set for instances when Bluetooth is not permitted or enabled; simply plug the USB cable into a class-compliant device to use Accentum as an audio interface for content consumption and voice communication. The long-lasting battery also has the added benefit of prolonging the amount of time it takes to reach the maximum number of charge cycles over the headphone’s lifespan, reducing ewaste along the way.

Accentum comes equipped for more than just content consumption—two built-in microphones and a dedicated wind-reduction mode make taking voice calls a breeze. Adjustable side-tone with advanced signal processing keeps conversations feeling natural and fatigue-free while minimizing background distractions. Multipoint seamlessly switches the active wireless connection from one Bluetooth device to another without the need for re-pairing the devices—a boon for people frequently jumping into VoIP calls on a computer but streaming a podcast on their mobile between meetings, for example.

Accentum’s thanks to the simplified 4-button layout and optional companion smartphone app, staying in control is intuitive. From managing Bluetooth connections and features to experimenting with the 5-band EQ, the Smart Control App enhances the headphone experience amidst a refreshingly simple visual user interface you can store in your pocket.

​The extended listening time from Accentum’s battery is equally matched by its long-term wearing comfort. The earcup and headband padding contact points effortlessly conform to the wearer’s shape, with a gentle touch that always feels secure and natural. Their identity indeed echoes the compact fold-flat design of the Momentum 4 Wireless, giving the entire headphone lineup a cohesive look that is serious about both sound and ergonomics.

​Pricing and availability   

Accentum Wireless will be available in black and in white with sandstone accents. Pre-orders for the black colorway begin on September 26, 2023 and will start shipping October 4th. The white version begins shipping in late November—both models will be available at select retailers and at sennheiser-hearing.com.

The new Accentum Wireless will have an MSRP of USD 179.95 USD or EUR 179.90. 


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