Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 Headphones
The Sennheiser totally wireless headphones, dubbed Momentum True Wireless 3, clearly belong to the German manufacturer's premium line. The third generation, according to the makers, should be "a standard for totally wireless listening with adaptive noise canceling."
The invention promises a wide range of sound personalization and control options, splash water resistance, wireless charging, and sports attachments.
The Momentum True Wireless 3 headphones are built around the tried-and-true 7mm TrueResponse dynamic converters. They're touted to have a frequency range of 5 Hz to 21,000 Hz, with "not only crystal clear highs and fully comprehensible mids, but also astounding strong bass."
Music fans do not have to be happy with a standard built-in equalizer, since the application includes a customized listening test, which allows the headphone owner to quickly adapt exactly to his hearing. However, the controls are also programmable.
Bluetooth 5.2 with the codecs AAC, SBC, as well as aptX and AptX Adaptive, should offer greater transmission quality, as well as minimum audio latency and the ability to use it for gaming.
The current generation of adaptive ambient noise cancellation (ANC) employs hybrid technology, with three built-in microphones that not only handle noise cancellation but also ensure clear speech transmission and ambient noise cancellation. Of course, there is an adjustable transparent mode that allows you to listen to your surroundings without having to remove the headphones from your ears.
More active people will appreciate not just the increased resistance to sweat and splashing water (IPX4), but also two different attachments, one of which includes ear rests for further stability.
The endurance on a single charge should be 7 hours, and the case Momentum 3 should provide up to 28 hours of listening time. Charging is possible via USB-C as well as wirelessly using any Qi technology charger.
The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 totally wireless headphones have already begun to be sold in three color options. Their official price is $250, which is much less than the cost of the second generation when it first hit the market.
