According to reports, this new headset can provide 50 hours of listening time with full-featured ANC turned on, and the fast charging function can provide users with 5 hours of playback time in 10 minutes.

In addition, the product is equipped with 37mm drivers and uses hybrid active noise reduction technology to bring users an immersive experience. The headphones also support Transparency Mode, which allows you to sense your surroundings at the touch of a button without taking off the headphones.

According to officials, the new ACCENTUM headphones are designed for long marathon listening sessions, with padded earcups that fit snugly around your ears and a silicone-lined headband that ensures a secure fit without compromising comfort. When not in use, users can fold the earmuffs away to save storage space.

Sennheiser ACCENTUM headphones are available in black and white colours. The black colour version will be available for overseas pre-order on September 26 (today) and will start shipping on October 4. The white version will start shipping in late November.

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The Ambeo Soundbar Mini retains many of the core specifications of Sennheiser’s previous soundbars and still supports a variety of 3D surround sound formats such as Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, 360 Reality Audio and MPEG-H. Can be paired with up to four Sennheiser Ambeo Sub subwoofers and still supports full streaming capabilities such as Bluetooth, Spotify Connect, built-in Chromecast and AirPlay 2.

But after all, the price is lower, and some configurations of the Ambeo Soundbar Mini have also been cut. First, Sennheiser says the Mini is less than half the size of the Soundbar Plus, measuring 70 x 10 x 6.5 centimeters. This means it has fewer drivers (the Mini only has six drivers – four full-range and two bass, while the Plus has nine), and no full-range drivers fire upward to take advantage of ceiling reflections, instead, which relies purely on virtualization technology to achieve height channels, and no speaker openings can be found on the top of the speaker.

Despite not having dedicated upward-firing drivers or the option to buy and pair external rear surround speakers, Sennheiser claims the Ambeo Soundbar Mini is capable of virtualizing 7.1.4-channel audio.

Another downside of the Ambeo Soundbar Mini compared to Sennheiser’s more expensive soundbars is the physical ports. The Ambeo Soundbar Mini only offers a single HDMI eARC port to connect to your TV, no optical or auxiliary inputs, and no HDMI pass-through, meaning the soundbar takes up an HDMI port on your TV.

Additionally, the Ambeo Soundbar Mini has the Alexa voice assistant built-in, the microphone can be calibrated to the room in which the soundbar is placed, and the soundbar has night mode and voice-enhanced audio options.

Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Mini will be available on September 1st.

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The TVS 200 TWS earbud is composed of an earbuds body and a transmitter as a whole. The two communicate wirelessly and are mainly used in scenes such as watching TV.

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TVS 200 TWS earphones can help users hear the sound of TV programs clearly in public spaces such as the living room, and the transmitter can be connected to the TV end to support the connection of multiple earphones.

In terms of battery life, the new earbuds can be used for 15 hours on a single charge, and the charging box can provide about 1.5 times the battery life; the earbud’s body also supports connecting to a phone or tablet via Bluetooth.

The second ConC 400 TWS earbuds support active noise reduction, and the voice in the earbuds can be heard quietly in public places; the earbuds is equipped with a microphone and supports beamforming technology, which can reduce noise and increase speaking voice.

The new ConC 400 TWS earbuds support connecting to multiple devices at the same time, and can quickly switch between phones, tablets and other devices at will. The earphones can be used for 9 hours on a single charge, and 72 hours with the charging case.

The new TVS 200 TWS earbuds are currently on the shelves, and the ConC 400 TWS earbuds will be on the shelves at the end of June, but as of press time, The price information is not yet found.

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According to the official introduction, IE 200 is based on Sennheiser TrueResponse transducer technology, equipped with a 7 mm ultra-wide frequency transducer. In addition, thanks to its unique dual-tuning feature, the IE 200 can meet a variety of listening preferences, and audiophiles can install the included ear cushions in one of the two positions of the outgoing tube to control the balance of listening – from deep and emotional low-frequency response to detailed high-frequency reproduction.

Sennheiser says the IE 200 is comfortable to wear, designed for uninterrupted listening, and can accommodate ears of all sizes. An improved braided cable reduces handling noise and supports a widely compatible 3.5mm stereo plug and embedded MMCX interface.

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Sennheiser CX 500BT with “space gray” color scheme, classic and simple design, based on ergonomic research and development, using a smaller and more compact design, a single headset weighs only 6g, can ensure a very stable when wearing.

The CX 500BT true wireless headphones are equipped with Sennheiser TrueResponse drive units, with a frequency response range of 5Hz-21kHz, which can achieve high-fidelity stereo effects through deep bass, natural midrange and clear and delicate treble.

The headset also features Active Noise Cancellation, enabling transparent listening with a single click, and each headset features a dual-mic beamforming array pickup pattern that reduces background noise and improves the sound quality of calls.

The CX 500BT true wireless headset supports customizable touch functions, allowing users to customize touch gestures according to their operating habits, making it more convenient and intuitive to control audio playback, call calls, and activate voice assistants. It also supports a smart pause function, taking off the headset, the audio will automatically pause, and resume playback as soon as you put it back on. The earphones turn on automatically when you take them out of the charging case, and turn off automatically when you put them back in.

CX 500BT True Wireless Headphones 4 different sizes of silicone ear pads provide a better fit between the earphones and the ear canal, further enhancing passive noise cancellation. The headset is Bluetooth 5.2 compatible and supports SBC, AAC, aptX and aptX adaptive codecs for high-resolution, low-latency audio. With the Sennheiser Smart Control app, users can easily manage the Bluetooth connection, while the built-in equalizer provides a personalized audio experience and bass-boosting presets.

In terms of battery life, the CX 500BT wireless earphones can last for 8 hours by themselves, and with the charging case, the battery life can be extended to 24 hours, and after 10 minutes of charging, you can play music for 1 hour.

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The Ambeo Soundbar Plus is officially described as “the world’s first 7.1.4 standalone bar”. It’s still bigger than the new Plus, so the name makes sense in that regard. The word “more compact” is mentioned several times in the company’s press release, so Sennheiser is really trying to emphasize the difference. In any case, it’s not a small bar, but it’s not as imposing as the Max.

Despite its smaller size, the Ambeo Soundbar Plus offers the same 3D audio output, a recipe developed by Sennheiser in collaboration with Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS. Sennheiser writes in a press release, “Ambeo self-calibrates to read the acoustic characteristics of the room, then places seven virtual speakers around the listener, plus four overhead speakers. Users can experience the depth, impact and spaciousness of a movie theater at home – without the need for additional cables or satellite speakers.”

Wireless Ambeo Sub for $699.95

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In addition to the stylistic improvements, another selling point of these headphones is the range performance. Sennheiser says the Momentum 4 can achieve 60 hours of playback time on a full charge, compared to the 20-30 hours typically promised by competitors like Sony’s WH-1000XM5, Bose’s QuietComfort 45 and Apple’s AirPods Max.

The headphones don’t compromise on sound quality either, with the same 42mm drivers tuned by Sennheiser for “excellent dynamics, clarity and musicality”. On top of that, the Momentum 4 headphones also offer better voice call performance. Sennheiser has also moved away from physical button controls and adopted the same click-and-swipe gestures as other popular noise-canceling headphones. While the new headphones can no longer be folded up, they come with improved housing with hard shell protection.

Like their predecessors, the Momentum 4s support multipoint connectivity, wired USB-C audio, and other convenient features, and they feature interchangeable ear cushions – now made of faux leather, rather than the leather Sennheiser previously used. For Bluetooth codecs, the company’s latest headphones support AAC, SBC, aptX and aptX Adaptive.

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The new Momentum Wireless headphones ditch the adjustable, foldable silver metal slides of the previous generation in favor of swiveling ear cups and a round headband.

Inside the box, you’ll find a 3.5mm cable and adapter included.

In addition to the design changes, the new headphones have also improved in terms of battery life, in June this year, Sennheiser officially announced that the fourth generation Momentum Wireless headphones can reach 60 hours of battery life (the third generation 17 hours), a huge improvement.

There are also price discounts, with Canadian retailers revealing that the fourth generation will cost 449.95 Canadian dollars (about $2,362.73), compared to 2,999 yuan when the third generation was first launched in China.

Sennheiser officials previously said that the fourth generation of Momentum Wireless headphones will be available in August this year in the global market.

The third generation Momentum Wireless headphones use a 43mm dynamic transducer, can achieve 6Hz low frequency dive, frequency response range of 6Hz-23KHz. support Bluetooth 5.0 technology, support SBC\aptX\ACC decoding, support active noise cancellation and transparent listening function.

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Sennheiser Sport True Wireless is geared towards sports use, with sport fins and better durability, while supporting IP54 dust and water resistance. Sport True Wireless features 7mm True Response drivers that support AAC and AptX audio codecs. 9 hours of single use and 27 hours of battery life with the charging case.

Functionally, the Sennheiser Sport True Wireless headphones support Bluetooth 5.2 and audio codecs such as SBC, AAC, and aptX, providing a better picture-audio synchronization experience.

IT House learned that Sport True Wireless is priced at $130 and will be available overseas on May 3.

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