Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sennheiser definitely has some amazing headphone technology and design. The sound in my old Sennheiser HD1s is almost without flaw. But Sennheiser headphones have been pricey. Their ACCENTUM headphones here provide some of the quality Sennheiser sound at a much lower cost. These headphones are very lightweight and, supposedly, sport a battery life of up to 50 hours. The pads on the earpieces isolate you from outside noises effectively but are slightly uncomfortable and feel cheap. The four buttons used to operate the headphones are intuitive to use but don't guide your thumb into place very well - so the navigating buttons feel like a cheap design implementation. The app that you can use to control these headphones is fantastic. I definitely appreciate the bass boost function and five band user-controlled equalizer available to help contour sound to your liking. The Active Noise Cancellation function on the ACCENTUM is phenomenal. One of the better implementations of ANC in any headphones I have ever experienced. Ultimately, though, headphones need to be judged most critically on sound...and these sound very good but not great. Bass response is, in general, full and rich - in bass-heavy music you can feel the air moving into your ears from the headphones. But higher frequencies sound somewhat muted to me - the headphones claim to respond up to 22 kHz but it sounds like there is a significant drop off at the higher frequencies. Even adjusting equalization, I was never able to contour the sound in a way that made the higher frequencies in music come across naturally. Finally, I felt like the maximum volume available in these headphones should have been a little more aggressive - I could never get quieter music up to a level that felt like peak listening volume. These are very nice but they feel like Sennheiser was just phoning things in to hit a cheaper price point.

Sound quality is good for the price point. Bass is strong but not washed out. I prefer the sennheiser balance more so than Bose (again, at this price point). Feel: The material on the ear cups feels stronger than other headphones at the price point. I've had an issue with weak material ripping on glasses etc, and I'm happy with the material on this pair. So the largest downside of these headphones right out of the box is that there are only 2 modes (active noise cancelling and a "clear" mode) that BOTH engage the internal microphones. This is normally not an issue, but the "clear" mode is quite transparent and boosts environmental noise, and is impractical in noisy settings. The active noise cancelling mode likewise utilizes the internal microphones, and does a pretty good job, HOWEVER, in windy environments, BOTH modes get completely washed out by the wind passing over the microphones. This is definitely the issue as covering the microphones with fingers eliminates the windy interference. This makes BOTH modes nearly unusable when there is a strong wind. There may be a way to turn down the "active" noise cancelling via the app, but I haven't explored this and it seems like a complete design mistake and oversite to not include a third mode that does not engage the internal microphones. I have had other noise cancelling headphones that have this and am in complete confusion as to why there is not this third mode. Did they not test the device in the outdoors? Slightly disappointed for that one reason, otherwise these are quite nice headphones for the price.

This is my second pair of Sennheiser Headphones. My other pair are on the high end, so I had to temper my expectations for these middle of the road ACCENTUM Wireless headphones. I’ll admit it, these headphones hold their own against their more expensive cousins. The first thing I test when I get a new set of headphones in the bass response. I have a few music tracks I use that really put sound equipment through its paces. Low quality speakers or headphones usually can’t handle deep bass at high volume; the distortion can be teeth grinding. These ACCENTUM headphones handled the bass about as well as any quality pair of headphones. While I wasn’t blown away, I was adequately impressed. The bass response was pretty clean, I didn’t notice any distortion. What really caught my attention was the quality of the high and midrange reproduction. Vocals were crystal clear; the light percussion was as crisp as a late fall New England morning . These headphones did a fantastic job of separating each instrument and vocal to allow you to really enjoy your music. Jazz listeners are in for a treat. The ACCENTUM headphones offer a large, around the ear, cuff. They sound much better, and are more comfortable than over the ear, cuffs. The around the ear feature is far more comfortable long term, and offers better sound and noise cancelling. Speaking of which, When I first got the headphones up and running, I could clearly hear the television, as well as conversations and other ambient noise interspersed with music. When I turned on the Adaptive Noise Cancelation, it seemed like the TV instantly went on mute. I legit thought someone was messing with me because all I heard was music, nothing else. The one thing I do not like about these headphones was the lack of a headphone jack. I wear headphones when I play my guitar, and I use a device that plugs into my electric guitar’s speaker jack and allows me to listen to my guitar through a set wired of headphones. My family and neighbors also enjoy that function. Unfortunately, I can’t use these headphones to play my guitar. If I had actually paid for these, I might have been tempted to return them and purchase another pair based on that alone. Luckily, I have my old pair of phones I can still use, but I’d rather use these new ones. These headphones are a little snug, but I like that. They aren’t uncomfortable at all, and the tight fit helps keep music in and unwanted noise out. Even with the lack of the headphone jack, I still like these ACCENTUM Wireless headphones. They offer impressive sound and a comfortable fit. Given the price point, a carrying case would have been nice. I used the Sennheiser Smart Control app, and I give it a rousing, meh… If you never use this app, you won’t be missing much. Overall, the pluses far outweigh the one negative, I highly recommend these headphone based on sound quality, comfort and noise cancellation. POSTIVES: Excellent Noise Cancellation Very clear sound reproduction and quality Around the Ear comfort No sound bleeding You can use the headphones while they charge LESS POSITVE: No headphone jack (when Sennheiser says wireless, they mean it!) The app is pretty useless

Could not get them to pair with any device that I had.

I'll start with the bad part that's not really bad. I don't care too much for the feel of the headphones. They feel very light compared to other headphones. (that may be a good thing for some) Now that's out of way, these are great headphones! And they look great as well. Pairing was super easy. As soon as I removed them from the box I put them on and paired them with my phone. The first thing I like to check is the sound. They sound amazing! I tried a few different genres of music and they all sound wonderful with these headphones. But the real thing that set these apart is the Smart Control app. I love the customization that the app provides for the listener. Some phones won't let you have much control over the sounds besides some preset sounds. I'm glad manufacturers are now giving the consumer the ability to control the sound to their liking. The app allows you to listen the way you want. There's an equalizer in the app that you can customize to your liking. This is probably my favorite feature as many large headphone manufacturers won't even give you the choice. Also, the active noise cancellation is pretty good. This can also be controlled in the app. It allows you to switch from transparency mode (if you're in the company of others and need to hear the environment around you) to noise cancellation mode. I wouldn't recommend purchasing headphones without noise cancellation. It just makes the music sound so much better. Battery life is the best I've experienced even with the top name brand manufacturers. I've had them for two weeks and still have not charged them once! I've also had a few phone calls while listening to music and they work just as good for talking. Yes I 100 percent recommend these. Please consider them while comparing to the popular headphones on the market.

THE BREAKDOWN: The Sony Sennheiser ACCENTUM Wireless headphones are lightweight and have a sleek plastic build. In the box you get the headset itself, charging cable (USB-C – USB-A), 3.5 mm cable and a quick start guide. The headset weighs about 221g and the earcup pressure is just a bit too much for me. The headband can be adjusted and earcups rotate 180 degrees. The comfort is average at best but like I already mentioned the earcup pressure is just too much and gets uncomfortable. On the headset there are only a few buttons. On the right ear cup are the controls and the USB-C charging port. You have the volume buttons, playback/pause button, and a multifunction button. To pair the headphones, you hold the multifunction button until you hear an audible voice and noise. You can also switch between transparency and ANC by double pressing the multifunction button. The battery life is good and comes in at 50 hours on a single full charge. The microphone is average and more suited for quieter environments. I found it did not perform well in noisy environments and gave a ton of background noise. The audio quality of these headphones is pretty good. The out of the box sound for me needs tweaked with the app. After a little tweaking these headphones sound great! PRO’s: - Good sound quality - 50-hour battery life - Customized audio - Hybrid ANC CON’s: - Earcup pressure - Microphone needs some work SUMMARY: Overall, this product worked as intended, and I would recommend this to a friend if they were in the market for an item like this.

Hello friends, This is my review of the Sennheiser Accentum wireless noise cancelling over the ear headphones. Wow that's a mouthful so from now on i will just say Accentum. First off the packaging is done well, the Accentums arrived undamaged to my doorstep. However there is no carrying case to store them in, or a bag. I think you just keep them on your head. From unboxing to the set up precedure, the Accentums arew easy to get up and running. All i needed to do was open my phone and bluetooth right to them in seconds. After that it was off to the races for me. I opened spotify and began to rock out. Now on to the sound, The Accentums sound fantastic. Why, well because they are made by sennheiser of course. The Accentums have that wonderful balanced sound profile that sennheiser is so well know for. If you haven't heard anything from them before then continue to read on. The sound from the Accentums is rich and full. The bass hits with authority but not to much as to overpower the rest of the performance. The mids are smooth and clear. While the top end reaches up and out to produce a wide soundstage. The three together produce a wonderfully balanced soundfield that appeals to many headphone listeners. If you are in the market for a wireless headphone that sounds great, look no further. I have tried others in this price range and to me none sounds better than the Accentums! I will definiteley recommend to a friend or relative!

Bass and sound quality all very good. Only complaint is if its connected to multiple things at once it doesnt always work.

These sound amazing, they’re lightweight & comfortable & paired easily with iPad but pairing with iPhone 15 pro was not so easy. You have to push a button on the side of the headphones to connect, this took me awhile to figure out, it wouldn’t pair through Bluetooth on the phone. If you have an older Apple product such as an iPod, where all my music is still stored, you can’t use any app features because it’s not supported, it requires IOS17 or later, so they’re basically just headphones & you scant use any app features. Everything seems to rely heavily on the app. I used it with garage band on my iPad & it works but there’s a delay in sound, which could be common because they’re wireless. The noise cancelling is good & can be set to ANC which cancels it out completely or transparent where you can still hear what’s going on around you. The volume is also limited and only goes so loud, so you won’t make yourself deaf on these. They sound great but the whole app use & connection issues hold me back from giving any better rating.

I was in the market to get a new set of desk/office headphones, and decided to try Sennheiser again due to past experience and their phenomenal reputation First off, I was set back by the price - not that these were high, but that they were so low. Past models were a multiple factor higher, but I took a chance anyways Unboxing was simple and I was pleasantly surprised with the Quick Start Owners Manual. They actually included one that read like it was written in English originally, and made sense to me Bluetooth connection follows the same process that we all have done many times, and the connection on my Mac was quick, simple and seamless. In minutes I was watching my favorite movies How do they sound? Well, they are so clear, that I want to go back to watch some of my favorites again to hear what I missed before. Crystal clear, and even the distant sounds in the movie can be heard. The richness is unbelievable. As for the noise canceling, maybe it is too good. With it on, you will lose track of your environment and be immersed into the movie To take it to the next level, I used the Sennheiser app (on my phone) to tune the sound to my preferences. Once done, I reconnected to the Mac and enjoyed further Now the 1 thing that I thought was genius of Sennheiser - they put button explanations on the ear cup. I left the one on the right cup attached so that I never have to look at the instructions again for volume, power, pause & play. The label appears like it was etched onto the cup, so it looks aesthetically fine to leave forever. You made my life simpler

The first thing I noticed about these over the ear headphones upon opening the box was the prominent images placed right above the control buttons showing the function of each button. Too bad they're stickers meant to be removed. I liked the idea of having the function printed right on the earcup. Anyway, the button placement and functions make the headphones easy to operate. One button for on/off/pair, one button to pause/play/answer calls, one button to increase volume, one button to decrease volume. The headphone earpads are nicely padded, the set fits snugly but comfortably. Download the Sennheiser Smart Control app to access all the functions the headphones are capable of including bass boost, equalizer with presets that can be customized, active noise cancellation, sound zones that allow different sound presets to be applied in different zones, and volume adjustable sidetone that allows you to hear your own voice over the headphones on calls. As far as sound quality, the sound is great without using any enhancements. The bass is deep and powerful enough and the mid-range and highs are bright and clear. In fact, the bass boost seems to only diminish the mid-range and highs, not enhance bass. The equalizer presets enhance or diminish certain ranges too much for my liking. The noise cancelling does a fairly good job of blocking out ambient sounds. I've used these headphones for gaming and music listening, in both they have good depth of sound and give an immersive sound experience.

In the world of auditory indulgence, finding the perfect pair of headphones can be akin to discovering buried treasure. Recently, I embarked on a sonic voyage with the Acoustic Bliss 5000 headphones, eager to uncover their secrets and unveil their sonic prowess. Here, I share my findings in this comprehensive review. Design and Comfort (4.5/5): The Acoustic Bliss 5000 headphones boast a design that seamlessly merges style with functionality. Crafted with premium materials, they exude elegance and durability. The over-ear cups envelop the ears snugly, offering passive noise isolation that transports you into a world of pure sound. The adjustable headband ensures a customized fit for prolonged listening sessions, though some users with larger heads might find it slightly snug.

Good headphones with a really nice base and quality of materials was great

Works well so far, quick delivery was appreciated. It is always so easy to purchase from Best Buy.