Sennheiser Accentum Wireless Over Ear

Affordably priced Superb, balanced sound Light, comfy, and secure fit Very good noise cancellation Excellent transparency mode Hi-res wired/wireless audio Huge battery life

Feel a bit cheap May be too tight on larger heads No analog input No storage case or bag

“Sennheiser's Accentum Wireless are the best-sounding noise-canceling headphones we've ever heard under $200.”

Rich bass and crisp highs ; Quality noise cancellation for the price ; Comfortable, stylish design ; Good codec support

In-app EQ could be more graceful ; Doesn't come with a case or pouch

Sennheiser's Accentum Wireless headphones are a strong value at under $200, with quality noise cancellation and robust sound.

Design is acceptable and similar to the company's higher end headphones ; Easy to use and setup ; App is useful ; Soundstage is neutral, something I was not expecting but appreciated ; Good call quality ; Interesting app features some may enjoy ; Great...

Build and materials are less premium, some may not like this ; Clamping force is high on these headphones ; No carrying pouch or bag

If you choose to buy the Sennheiser ACCENTUM Wireless, you will be giving up some typical creature comforts in terms of build, materials, and luxury. But that’s not why these were made. These were made to deliver excellent sound in an affordable...

Sennheiser house sound ; USB-Wired improves the audio quality ; Simple controls for use

Fit is hit or miss ; ANC performance lower than their higher-end models ; No carrying case

Summary

The Sennheiser Accentum is a budget ANC wireless headphone that is clearly tuned for a very different listener than the Momentum 4 ; the more expensive Sennheiser model delivers a more balanced presentation with a lot more detail and superior ANC...

Excellent battery life ; Multipoint Bluetooth support ; aptX HD codec support ; Effective active noise cancellation ; Comprehensive application

Unintuitive controls ; No IP rating ; No 3.5mm jack ; Form factor is not foldable ; No carrying case

Do I recommend the Sennheiser Accentum Wireless at $179.95 a pop? Yes! The Sennheiser Accentum Wireless obviously doesn't perform as well as the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 4, which sells for $379.95. Do bear in mind it is not a flagship killer. It's...

The robust design and secure fit feel smart, but the Accentum does compromise on some nice-to-have features at the price, but they great value. The 50-hour battery life, effective noise-canceling and punchy sound make up for any shortcomings at the...

Good audio performance ; Long battery life ; Very good call quality ; Comfortable to wear

Could want for more bass ; Not the most dynamic sounding ; Noise-cancelling falters when stressed

A reliable performance in most areas marks the Sennheiser Accentum Wireless as one of the better over-ear headphones at this price. Call quality is very good, battery life is long, and the audio quality is good. The noise-cancellation doesn’t like...

Clean, cohesive sound presentation ; Strong feature set ; 50-hour battery life ; Comfortable and adequately made

No carry case and don’t fold away ; Rivals sound punchier and more musically involved ; Dynamically bland

The Sennheiser Accentum Wireless are solid, well-balanced performers, but they lack the spark and dynamism to really bring out the soul of your favourite tracks

Poised, revealing and direct sound ; Impressive spec and great battery life ; Good control options

Could conceivably sound more demonstrative ; Earpads get quite warm quite quickly ; No carry-case

If you’re interested in owning wireless noise-cancellers from one of the biggest brands around but don't fancy paying one of the biggest prices, the Sennheiser Accentum Wireless make an awful lot of sense. The sound won’t grab you by the lapels, it’s...