SennheiserACCENTUM Plus Wireless Bluetooth Headphones - Quick-Charge Feature, 50-Hr Battery Playtime, Adaptive Hybrid ANC, Sound Personalization, Touch Controls, Black

super comfy. doesn’t pull my hair when i’m moving them around or taking them off which I love. feel like a great fit around my ears, not just smushing them. charge quick, good battery life. no issues with sound quality. great look.pairing is sometimes annoying since it will only connect to two devices at once, and you can usually control connection with your phone but sometimes it doesn’t work. also, i’m not the biggest fan of the touch controls system- i don’t think the gestures are super effective, particularly the single tap for pauses and the double tap for changing NC mode.

I tried these as a replacement for an aging pair of Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones and was really impressed. I was looking for comparable or better sound quality, but didn't really want to spend $300+ for something like the XM5, Bose QuietComfort Ultra, etc.I ended up being really impressed. The sound quality isn't just comparable, it's noticeably better. Wider soundstage, clearer reproduction, and they maintain connection better. Excellent battery life (far better than the Sonys even when they were new), and they can be used while charging, so you don't have to sit in silence if you accidentally run them down. They do have multipoint Bluetooth, though it doesn't work too well, and I don't particularly care about ANC, but the transparency mode is quite good. Build quality feels a bit plasticky but they are sturdy, and comfort is not quite as good as the Sonys either. But the main thing is the sound, and these really deliver.I did end up returning these because I found the Momentum 4 for only a few dollars more. And after using those for a while, I can say that they are better, but only by a hair, and at their more typical pricepoints, where the Accentum Plus are significantly less expensive, they're by far a better deal. Highly recommend if you're looking for a sub-$200 pair of headphones and sound quality is what's most important to you.

For the price I feel these could be a 10/10 if you could turn ANC off and they had a mute button. No IPX rating is a downside too.Build quality is adequate, battery life is great, they are light and comfortable. I wish these had a dedicated mute button to make more useful in calls like a headset that has a flip-up mic.Bass is a little too heavy and you can't turn ANC off in any way. Compared to my mid-range audio technica headphones (ATH900X) these are around a 7/10 for sound quality. They sound great for EDM, but get a little washed out by the bass at higher volume for rock/metal. Soundstage is a bit lacking, but honestly not bad for wireless at this price point; definitely much better than most earbuds at this pricepoint.I like these a lot and use them every day, but I find it hard to believe sennheiser managed to overlook no ANC off and a mute button (when the momentum 3 had ANC off, but these and momentum 4 do not).

These headphones are incredible! The sound quality is rich and immersive, and the hybrid ANC does a great job blocking out distractions. The 50-hour battery life is a huge plus—no more constant recharging. The included Bluetooth dongle makes pairing seamless, whether with USB-A or USB-C. Sleek design, comfortable fit, and premium performance, totally worth it!

With a smaller-than-average adult head (about 21.5” in circumference), I wore the Sennheiser Accentum Plus headphones with the headband at the most retracted setting — and they fit comfortably and securely.Here are some measurements I took that might be helpful when comparing to headphones you own or have tried (see photos too):• Length of fully retracted headband (top of ear cup to top of ear cup, outer): ~12.5 inches• Center of ear cup to center of ear cup along the band (outer): ~16 inches• Gap between the top of ear cups: ~5.5 inchesIn comparison to my Bose QC Ultra headphones, Sennheiser‘s has a snugger fit due to greater clamping force, which I actually prefer. However, using the Sennheiser headphones is not as good as Bose’s.Here are a few important things I noticed while using Sennheiser‘s Accentum Plus:- Power button = multipurposeTurns the headphones on, connects via Bluetooth (up to 2 devices), and activates your phone’s voice assistant.• They auto-reconnect to known devices on power-up.• To pair a second device: turn off → hold power until pairing sound → pair via second device’s Bluetooth settings.— Be cautious when taking them off — accidental presses with my thumb triggered voice assistant.- Auto-sleep & shutdownThe headphones go into sleep mode when set down, and shut off fully after a while to preserve battery.- ANC & Transparency works well while listening music• Double tap right ear cup = pause music + switch to Transparency Mode.• Then Double tap again = resume music + ANC Mode is on.• Or Single tap = resumes music only; Transparency Mode stays on.- Ear cups and controls• They rotate 180° to lay flat on both sides.• Cushions are plush (while headband padding is firmer).• Right ear cup is very touch-sensitive - accidentally brushing the touchpad can change the volume or trigger other features (you’ll hear a tone whenever a gesture is activated).- Carrying case• Soft-sided and organized, but no hard shell — not crush-resistant, so use caution when traveling.- Wired (aux) mode quirks• Audio only comes through left ear cup, and the headphones must be powered on.• Bluetooth disconnects when aux is plugged in — no simultaneous wired + wireless use.Overall, I really wanted to love these, especially because:- They fit my small head better than most- ANC and sound are solidBut unfortunately:- Touch controls are too sensitive (you can disable them via the app, but then you need your phone handy to control playback)- Wired mode is oddly restrictive — audio only in one ear cup, and headphones must be powered on

We got these for a very competitive price. They’re really, really good, the sound quality, noise cancelling, ease of connectivity all first-rate.