Accentum Wireless SE: copper finish and reduced latency for the new Sennheiser headphones

Marketed last year, theAccentum Wireless first of the name is a simplified version of the helmet Momentum Wireless 4Sennheiser's nomadic flagship. Its philosophy is to offer a complete user experience and good sound performance while remaining relatively affordable.

Building on this successful formula, the German manufacturer is now offering it in a new edition called Acccentum Wireless SE. While it has all the features of the standard version, this model comes with a Sennheiser BTD 600 USB dongle intended to improve Bluetooth transmission from a computer (Mac or PC) or a smartphone.

A stylish special edition, tailor-made for gamers

In addition to offering an instant wireless connection, the accessory would drastically reduce latency in order to obtain perfect synchronization between image and sound. If Sennheiser does not demonstrate it by any measure, this new function could delight cinema and video game lovers. Obviously, this little USB-A nail comes with a USB-C adapter for versatile connection to any source.

As a sign of distinction compared to the classic model, the Accentum Wireless SE is adorned with a revisited design. It adopts the famous Copper finish, also used by other Sennheiser headphones, characterized by a copper line surrounding the circum-aural cups.

Complete features for an almost affordable price

Among the strengths it shares with the first-generation Accentum Wireless are high-performance noise reduction, support for the aptX HD Bluetooth codec, and a comfortable battery life of 50 hours with ANC enabled. Ergonomics is also on the program, with a format that is as compact as it is light, a touchscreen interface and intuitive control via the Sennheiser Smart Control app.