ACCENTUM Plus Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Noise Cancelling - Quick-Charge Feature, Up to 50HR Playtime, Adaptive Hybrid ANC, Over Ear Headphones for Traveling, School, Black

I’m a fan of Sennheiser in general, while they can be a bit expensive they are well worth the money, I had the HD 450BT before these which were a bit cheaper and have served me well but these are definitely a step up, the ANC works very well, they are very comfortable and the sound quality is noticeably better. No issues at all connecting with Bluetooth and the app for them has lots of options, I’m not used to the fact the headphones themselves have a touchpad for controls as opposed to buttons, there is a power button at least and there is a function to pause music when it detects the headphones have been removed from your head and then play again when put back on is great. I can’t comment on the battery life yet but playing with them for an hour doesn’t seem to have finished the battery much so far.

This is the first pair of wireless Bluetooth, noise cancelling headphones I have ever owned. I am writing this review whilst winter Storm Eowyn rages outside. Before testing audio through these headphones, I went outside test the Adaptive Noise Cancellation (ANC) against the roar of 70+ mph gale force winds. With ANC activated, I can barely hear the wind - the ANC is truly impressive. When I listened to an audio book, the sound was clear and there was virtually no background noise; absolutely amazing! I share an office; these headphones help to filter out the sound of typing on keyboards and reduce the noise of chatter from colleagues, allowing me to focus on my tasks. The headphones have a downloadable app which gives you device updates and additional features. I found the app easy to use after familiarising myself with it. The app allows you to customise the sound and ANC capabilities. The sound quality of these headphones is good, especially with the equalizer, pre-sets and options to customise the sound. I am quite fussy when it comes to sound, if I'm being super-picky, the sound is a bit more compressed than I would normally like, perhaps I need to play with the customisation controls some more ... however, for a mid-range pair of headphones I have found the sound to be excellent for everyday listening and audio books. The right headphone is touch sensitive; through gestures it and allows you to adjust the volume, pause music, skip tracks, fast forward, answer calls, end calls, add a second call, reject a calls and toggle the ANC/Transparency mode. In addition to this there is a button which is used for pairing the headphone, activating a voice assistant (eg. Siri), and switching them on/off. I love that it is possible to turn off the touch control, which is ideal if listening to music whilst wearing a hood or just before sleep. The headphones have on-head detection feature, which puts the headphones into power saving mode to preserve the impressive 50 hour battery life. With the 'Smart Pause' activated, they will hold calls and halt playback when lifted off the head. Playback is resumed when they are put back on your head. In addition to this there's an Auto Answer calls feature, which will automatically answer an incoming call. The build quality is good for mid-range headphones; they are are hard plastic, adjustable and adequately padded. The fit for me is very comfortable for me - I have worn them for an entire day whilst wearing glasses, with absolutely no problems - can barely notice they are there. It's been a while since I've been impressed with audio technology. I am 100% happy with these wireless headphones, the sound is great; the features have opened up a whole new world of functionality and listening for me. If you are thinking of buying a pair of noise cancelling wireless headphones, I would have no hesitation in recommending these.

General comments: Honestly, usually I'm a Bose fan but these have some fairly good features. there's a sensor in the ear cuff that pauses what you watching or listening to when you take them off they are easy to connect to a device. The touch controls are fairly responsive. Sometimes these can be a bit delayed or overly sensitive, which can be annoying, but this doesn't happen much. It charges quickly on a USB-C, which is a good standard and easy to find if you need a spare or replacements. they fit fairly tight compared to others so going to the gym with these they don't slip off my head when looking down or moving too much like my Bose pair. I'm not giving them a five star despite liking them because when gaming they deal with direction sound pretty poorly, as in playing sound in one ear with little directionality. It mostly just sounds like its playing sounds like footsteps on either the right or left not left behind or right front. Lastly, the volume control is VERY sensitive almost defend myself a couple of times. It's easier to judge the flaws than the pros but I would highly recommend these despite the complaints, for the prices they are insanely hard to get anything better. Main cons: - Audio when on aux is insanely low for no reason, have to have it on 100% on my PC to be even close to normal. - When working out, if I do shoulder press and happen to touch the headphones, the touch feature will pause what I'm listening to or in the worst case, produce the most horrendous high pitch noise that leaves my ear ringing. (Not an understatement at all is LOUD). -3D audio isn't the most accurate if you use it for gaming or sound engineering, anything where you kind of need accurate directional sounds really.

Very pleased so far. The touch controls are nice and simple to use. Good build quality and the fit is comfortable for me. Case is useful. Sound is fine (although I wish I could tailor the Sennheiser's app equaliser a bit more). About my only real criticism is that the cables (USB and 3.5mm jack) are pretty short and aren't braided which is a shame but can swap in more durable ones if I intend to use these as wired at any point. Buying at a sale price makes for a pretty good deal for me and pretty much what I wanted.

The sound quality is clear and impressive, and the build feels sturdy enough to withstand regular use. I chose these over-ear headphones after my previous pair failed at the headband despite excellent audio and strong battery life, so durability was a key factor for me. In terms of comfort and fit, they are pleasant to wear and come with a well-designed carrying case, which is a useful addition for travel and storage. The battery life between charges is also good, which helps reduce the need for frequent recharging. However, usability is where they fall short. The touch sensitivity is overly responsive—any slight head movement can cause the headphones to stop working, requiring them to be turned back on repeatedly, which becomes very frustrating during use. Additionally, connectivity is problematic when paired with multiple devices such as a TV, mobile phone, and laptop. They do not handle switching between devices smoothly, often requiring one device to be disconnected before another will work properly. This was not an issue with my previous headphones and significantly affects the overall experience. Overall, while the sound, comfort, battery life, and carrying case are strong positives, the sensitivity and multi-device connectivity issues make them inconvenient for everyday use.

I was looking to upgrade from my Soundcore Q30 headphones because the top cushion had worn out. I tried a few alternatives, including EDIFIER, SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7, and Soundcore Q45, but none of them matched the quality of these Sennheiser headphones. If you purchase the extended warranty, you're covered for up to 5 years—so you can be confident they'll last at least that long. What can I say? They fit my ears perfectly, leave no marks, and the noise cancellation is excellent—better than I expected. I use them for both gaming and music, and they perform flawlessly. The only downside for me is the touch controls for volume. It’s either too loud or too quiet, with little control in between. All in all, after trying out several pairs, I finally found what I was looking for. Someone recommended these to me, and I think it was a great purchase. Hopefully, the quality holds up—but with the extended warranty, I feel pretty secure.

Very poor build quality, bad touch controls. Headset repeatedly turns itself off, fails to register touch activated controls such as pausing/unpausing, noise cancellation stopping and starting. Item broke when dropped due to small plastic component deforming making the headphone disconnect from the main body - flimsy construction and poor overall experience. Maybe this was just a defective product but very disappointed. First time buying Sennheiser and probably the last.

quality amazing , sound quality amazing , not heavy feels nice on head , connectivity no issues easy to connect only issue the adjustability , you have to find the size manual , there is no marks on it to keep right on the head , every day i have to use i have to adjust manualy every time every time , is not nice , miss the marks that allow to adjust easyly

Literally. My first question was "how..?" There are a lot of reviews that lie to you, but I'm going to give you my so-far. The Sennheiser Accentum Plus' are extremely comfortable. It has an adjustable headband so it fits any head ever no matter how wide, tall, big, small. The sound quality is advanced for its budget, extremely nice, and customizable with the app. Double points if you have a device that handles lossless music or any type of high quality sound. The controls are nice: I haven't had any problems with them, if you are to adjust positioning, just place your palms around the cups, but even if you do touch them, it doesn't mess anything up (any misstouches don't trigger the controls), so that is extremely nice. Additionally, controls are reactive by touch, feels premium even though being only on the right side, so keep that in mind. Noise cancellation is so advanced, I have not had a problem with them and it honestly scares me by how good they are because I cannot hear ANYTHING around with them on and music playing. Even without music in certain environments, it's quite impressive. The mic quality isn't bad, just note that there are some headphones out there, even the trashest ones that can perform better somehow, but it's not bad for calls especially in windy environments. All around, this is an A-tier headset if you're looking to start your headphone journey without spending $500+ for even the best setup.

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