Sennheiser Demos MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 at CES

[T0@st]

Sennheiser introduced its fourth generation Momentum True Wireless flagship earbuds at CES 2024, next to ACCENTUM Plus headphones and the heart rate sensor-equipped MOMENTUM Sport model. The German audio equipment specialist has implemented over a dozen enhancements and further enhanced sound properties with the addition of the MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 to their portable product line. They reckon that the most picky of audio snobs will be pleasantly surprised by a larger-than-life sound profile, improved ANC abilities, as well as an impressive roster of connectivity built on Qualcomm's S5 Sound Gen 2 platform, and Snapdragon Sound Technology for aptX lossless sound quality and ultra-low latency.

Pre-orders are scheduled to open up internationally on February 15th—priced at $329.95 / £259.99 / €299.99 according to official press material. The MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 earbuds offer Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, and support for Auracast. Upgraded battery tech provides up to "7.5 hours of continuous audiophile-inspired listening," coupled with a Qi quick charging case. Three color schemes will be rolled out at launch: black copper, metallic silver, and graphite. Please refer to TPU's photo set below, and note the many packs of alcohol prep pad wipes in the background! Checking out the latest audio tech at trade shows can be a dirty job.



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[Carlyle2020hs]

Please fact check if that audio division wasn´t sold to Sonova Holding AG , a Swiss-based global hearing aid company.

 

[T0@st]

Please fact check if that audio division wasn´t sold to Sonova Holding AG , a Swiss-based global hearing aid company.

Yes, ownership has changed - but they still have a German HQ + many technical staff in the region.

 

[Andyr]

I had problems with 2 sets of the MTW3, so I'd definitely say hold off until some long-term reviews are out.

They sounded great, but the 1st set started crackling and the 2nd stopped charging. Both sets really struggled with connection stability in busy environments. They were fine at home, but unusable in busy stations.