Sennheiser ACCENTUM headphone for WiiM Amp
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Mr Ee
Major Contributor
It'd be just bluetooth connectivity, right?
So I'd imagine it'd come done to how you like the sound of the 'phones, how comfortable they are etc.
tbh, try going to a store and listening to a few pairs.
At that price range I'd expect most stores to have a reasonable selection.
Well, my local electronics stores do anyway.
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Mr Ee
Major Contributor
One thing to note - I'm pretty sure EQ doesn't apply to bluetooth output, in case you were wanting that.
I agree with you, but cannot connect wired headphones to WiiM Amp
alpha_zulu
Senior Member
I have Momentum 4 from Sennheiser and I'm very happy with them. They sound very open and well resolved via Bluetooth (AAC, iPhone); no overly thickened bass (like Boses). You can also connect them via USB cable, which audibly improves the sound even more.
wow, thank you so much for your feedback
alpha_zulu
Senior Member
I only use the headphones with my iPhone, even when I (rarely) connect them via USB. The only reason to take the diversions via a streamer or amp would be a much better supported Bluetooth standard.
Hulle Sack
Senior Member
Take a look at
to see the test.
I can largely confirm the test results/impressions published there. I don't own the Accentum but some others - I'm a bit of a headphone nut and own a few or have accumulated them over the years, below is my ranking:
1. Sennheiser HD599 (open, wired only)
2. Sennheiser Momentum 4
3. Soundcore Space Q45 (the only one on this list with LDAC codec)
3. Philips Fidelio L3
4. the Pioneer SE-MS7BT
4 Pioneer SE-MS5T-K
5. Sennheiser HD350BT
If you can get a Philips Fidelio L3 for < € 150,- and if Bluetooth is a requirement, this would be my first choice. If you want to use LDAC at some point, the Soundcore offers amazingly good sound.
The Momentum 4 from Sennheiser has to be fine-tuned via the Sennheiser app, the first impression was a bit disappointing, but then it's the typical Sennheiser sound, which I really appreciate.
Sennheiser Accentum Wireless im Test bei kopfhoerer.de
Die Sennheiser Accentum Wireless machen in und auf unseren Ohren alles richtig: Sie klingen gut bis sehr gut & sitzen dabei noch äußerst bequem.
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to see the test.
I can largely confirm the test results/impressions published there. I don't own the Accentum but some others - I'm a bit of a headphone nut and own a few or have accumulated them over the years, below is my ranking:
1. Sennheiser HD599 (open, wired only)
2. Sennheiser Momentum 4
3. Soundcore Space Q45 (the only one on this list with LDAC codec)
3. Philips Fidelio L3
4. the Pioneer SE-MS7BT
4 Pioneer SE-MS5T-K
5. Sennheiser HD350BT
If you can get a Philips Fidelio L3 for < € 150,- and if Bluetooth is a requirement, this would be my first choice. If you want to use LDAC at some point, the Soundcore offers amazingly good sound.
The Momentum 4 from Sennheiser has to be fine-tuned via the Sennheiser app, the first impression was a bit disappointing, but then it's the typical Sennheiser sound, which I really appreciate.
