Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless Price In India And Variants
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless retails in India for a price of Rs.15,990. It is available in Black and White colour variants.
The headphones can be purchased from Amazon and Sennheiser India website
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless Box Contents
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus comes with the following contents in the box:
- Headphones
- USB-C cable
- AUX Cable
- Carrying Case
- Manual
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless Specs At A Glance
Before we talk more about the earbuds, let’s see what on-paper specs look like:
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.2
- Supported OS: Android, iOS, Windows & Mac
- Battery: 800mAh
- Weight: 227 grams
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless Design And Comfort
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus boasts an over-the-ear design and a minimalist plastic build. Furthermore, the headphones have thick silicone padding below the headband and soft leather-like cushions.
The headphone has a minimalist design that can easily blend into your typical office or home environment. There is a small Sennheiser logo on both sides of the band. Furthermore, the left and right earcups are appropriately marked and also have the Accentum Plus branding.
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Despite weighing around 227 grams, the headphone feels lightweight, although the plastic build sometimes feels cheap. I suggest handling them carefully, as the plastic yokes and headband don’t inspire confidence.
On the flip side, the headphones are light enough that I forgot most of the time that I was wearing them during my usage. Furthermore, the cushions and headbands provide a strong seal to your ears but not tight enough that you feel uncomfortable after a couple of hours.
The earcups are average-sized, and I found them small for someone like me who has large ears. So, if you have a large head, you must adjust the headphone size and check if it fits.
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Furthermore, the earcups can fold flat, so you can conveniently wear them around your neck or put them in the carrying case included in the box. The company also offers an AUX cable to pair them via the trusty old 3.5mm headphone jack.
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless Audio Quality
Sennheiser is known for its premium audio products, and the Accentum Plus Wireless is no exception in terms of sound quality. It has a balanced sound signature with a heavy emphasis on the lows.
Unlike most bass-heavy headphones, this one does not have thumping bass. Although you can turn on the bass boost, it decreases the maximum volume. The vocals sound crystal clear when listening to Mark Ronson’s Uptown Funk, and there is proper instrument separation.
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Similarly, when listening to Husn by Anuv Jain, I could differentiate between the guitar strings and the vocals, thanks to headphones correctly representing the mids and highs. As I generally listen to Pop songs, I found the Classical preset on the Sennheiser Smart Control app better suited than the Pop preset, which sounds rather muddling.
The sound does not distort even at full volume, and there is a subwoofer-like rumble when listening to bass-heavy songs. Thanks to the balanced sound signature, you can always tweak the equaliser to adjust the headphones to your liking.
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When it comes to codec support, you get SBC, AAC,aptX,aptX adaptive,mSBC and CVSD. I set it to aptX HD during my usage. The microphone quality is also excellent, and most people I talked to said my voice sounded crystal clear.
You might face slight issues in crowded areas like a Metro or traffic, where it might struggle to differentiate between the various sources. Overall, I was impressed with the sound and microphone quality of the Accentum Plus wireless.
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus stands out in an already crowded headphone market with excellent audio quality, useful features and long-lasting battery life. Its noise cancellation, easy-to-use app and support of a wide range of audio codecs make it an easy pick.
However, the lack of an IP rating and plastic build might be potential deal breakers for some. Moreover, you can also find cheaper alternatives with similar features, including Sennheiser’s own offering, the standard Accentum Wireless.
