The Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphone series brings interesting new models for 2024

Sennheiser he knows he needs good headphones for athletes. And that's exactly what Sennheiser has done with its latest product, the Momentum Sport earphones. Unveiled at CES along with two other impressive models, these earbuds are not only rugged companions for your sweaty workouts, but they're also technologically sophisticated enough to track your heart rate and body temperature.

The Momentum Sport, the latest addition to Sennheiser's impressive lineup, isn't just another pair of sports headphones. With a built-in photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor, these earbuds feature the ability to measure heart rate and sync with devices and apps such as Apple, Garmin, Strava, Peloton and Polar. This is especially useful when paired with the Polar Vantage V3 smartwatch during exercise, allowing for real-time monitoring of biometric data.

As for other features, the Momentum Sport earphones deliver everything you'd expect from a sports earphone. With an IP55 rating, they're resistant to dust and water droplets (read: sweat), have a semi-open design for better ambient awareness, and adaptive active noise cancellation for those who want to shut out the outside world. The battery lasts up to six hours, and together with the charging box up to 24 hours. They support AptX Adaptive, AAC and SBC codecs, and charging is possible via USB-C or Qi wireless charging.

For those looking for less rugged and more premium headphones, Sennheiser also introduces its new top-of-the-line Momentum True Wireless 4 headphones. Here, the focus is on sound quality, with support for Qualcomm's AptX Lossless technology for a lossless CD-quality sound experience and technologies such as energy efficient Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast for broadcasting audio to multiple receivers simultaneously. Of course, there is also adaptive active noise cancellation.

Finally, there are the enthusiastic Accentum Plus headphones with active noise cancellation. These headphones offer up to 50 hours of battery life, control buttons on the ear cups, and support for AptX Adaptive and multi-point connectivity. They charge via USB-C, where 10 minutes of charging provides up to five hours of listening time, and have a 3.5mm input for wired connection to audio sources.

Conclusion:
Sennheiser will launch its three new devices in the coming months. The Accentum Plus will be available first on February 20 for $229.95 (€229.99 / £199.99), followed by the Momentum True Wireless 4 on February 29 for $299.95 (€299.99 / £259.99). The Momentum Sport with heart rate and body temperature monitors will launch on April 9, priced at $329.95 (€329.99 / £259.99).

Sennheiser's latest offering - the Momentum 4 - certainly brings a breath of fresh air to the world of technology and sports, combining the robustness, innovation and superior sound that have become synonymous with this legendary brand.