I tried these as a replacement for an aging pair of Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones and was really impressed. I was looking for comparable or better sound quality, but didn't really want to spend $300+ for something like the XM5, Bose QuietComfort Ultra, etc. I ended up being really impressed. The sound quality isn't just comparable, it's noticeably better. Wider soundstage, clearer reproduction, and they maintain connection better. Excellent battery life (far better than the Sonys even when they were new), and they can be used while charging, so you don't have to sit in silence if you accidentally run them down. They do have multipoint Bluetooth, though it doesn't work too well, and I don't particularly care about ANC, but the transparency mode is quite good. Build quality feels a bit plasticky but they are sturdy, and comfort is not quite as good as the Sonys either. But the main thing is the sound, and these really deliver. I did end up returning these because I found the Momentum 4 for only a few dollars more. And after using those for a while, I can say that they are better, but only by a hair, and at their more typical pricepoints, where the Accentum Plus are significantly less expensive, they're by far a better deal. Highly recommend if you're looking for a sub-$200 pair of headphones and sound quality is what's most important to you.

The primary downside of these is the price. It's a bit prohibitive. However, I do think they are worth the value. The Noise Cancellation is excellent and the earpads are comfortable, which makes these great for long listening sessions. My main complaint is that the touch controls on the headphones themselves are a bit annoying. I've found that it's too easy to accidentally mute myself during calls. Overall, good quality, with some hiccups with the touch controls.

They are a bit quiet, and a couple times they did not connect automatically, but ultimately these are a great pair of headphones. I got them during the Prime Day discounts so they're well worth the price paid, the ANC is good. Comfortable, good controls, great battery life, and the Sennheiser app is easy to navigate and use!

I have been using the Sennheiser HD450 series headsets for years. They are great sounding and carry a 19 hour charge but uncomfortable after a while as they sit on top of the ear. These headsets have equal sound quality, carry a 50 hour charge, unbelievably better noise cancellation and very comfortable for long periods as the sit around your ear lobes. They are killer and wait until you use them on a jet airline trip. I highly recommend them.

Just as the title says. The touch controls are way too easy to trigger and constantly mess with the listening experience. Accidentally pauses all the time and often doesn't respond to touch the second time to resume play. This, of course, wouldn't be a problem if you could reliably turn touch controls off, but predictably, you can't. I've used the app countless times to turn off touch controls, and yet, inexplicably, the app turns them back on when the device is turned off and then on again. Coming from the manual buttons on the Bose QC35s, this was a huge miss for me. The sound is world-class, but the touch controls are so bad and disruptive that they completely ruin the product. Would NOT recommend.

These headphones coulda been a contender. Really great SQL it from what I was able to tell but I was shocked at how quiet they sounded!! I paired them with a high-end device (Pixel 8Pro) so it's not like I was listening from an inferior device. But for the heck of it, I also tried pairing with other devices and the result was essentially the same. Volume at max and it was just... underwhelming!! With that being said, I was so sad to discover these fell quite short for my listening taste. Obviously, from the title of this review, you can tell what I thought. The highs were very nice, as were the mids and lows. Comfort was excellent. IDK, maybe my ears have been spoiled by how loud I listen in my vehicle lol (window shaking bass) but so far, the only headphones that have actually passed the bass & volume test for me were my SkullCandy Crushers! I just wanted to try a different headphone which is why I bought these. Also tried the BOSE QUIET COMFORT, these were better than those in SQL & SPL (bass mainly) and all-around comfort-- you can read my review about that experience here on Amazon 🙄 (spoiler alert: they also got returned). So in summary, I'd have to say I can't speak to their battery life or lasting durability since I didn't get a chance to evaluate those topics. Oh but they are lightweight and Bluetooth connection was easy. If these had a louder volume availability, I absolutely would have kept them! Might try a future iteration of these to see if they sound better because they certainly checked all the other boxes including value, good quality & functionality.

Really amazed at the battery life on these headphones. Can go days of several hours of usage without even thinking about it. Charges quick too when it finally does get low. Noise canceling and sound output quality overall is excellent. I'm actually using the noise canceling less so I'm not completely oblivious when someone walks in the room. :D The microphone quality isn't great but I've yet to find a wireless headset where that's not the case, so I can't hold it against these.

Excellent noise reduction and great audio quality. I've used other noise cancelling headphones in the past, but these do the best job of any. The comfort is also there, can wear for a long time without becoming painful on the sides of the ears or that strange "I can't take this a second longer" feeling on top of the head.

Great sound, decent ANC, blocks out a fair bit of sound, though higher sound still come through, which is okay since Sennheiser is not known for their ANC. Sound is pretty good for a bluetooth headphone at this price range, good enough soundstage (don't expect it to be at the same level of those wired, open-back headphones), arguably one of the best under $200 bluetooth headphones, but sound is very subjective. It has enough bass to feel the impact but not overwhelm the mid and high, vocal is kinda pushed forward if you EQ it enough, Treb is okay, not making my ears bleed is a success I guess. If you're a bass head, then I think Sony would do a better job in the lower range. The thing I would consider a Con is that the headband is quite stiff, have little to no padding, and the clamp force is very strong so someone with a bigger head size will be uncomfortable very fast, solution for that is to stretch it overnight, I did stretch mine for 2 nights and it is perfectly fine now.

Muy buenos audífonos, excelente marca y por ende una calidad de audio inigualable

Prior to purchasing, I had Sony headphones, then Coinsound E7. I tried FORALL U35 and they were terrible and returned them. I saw Joe Rogan uses the Sennheiser HD280 Pro on his show and figured if he use them they must be good. I found this set because I need a mic for work. I can say I am very happy with these headphones. Sound is great, the build is great. Everything works well like it should. I have a smaller head so no issues. I've heard people with larger heads find them a bit tight. But for me they are great. I had my first call and I was told sound was crystal clear. The Transparency function is cool because noise cancelation is so good I can't hear people talking (which I like when I'm working). Transparency mics the outside into the headphones so you can hear what's going on. The set is slim and looks good. They are the best looking set I've had to date. They don't look as clunky. The fit of the speakers is great. They feel very comfortable and I wear glasses. My last set sometimes ushed arms into my head. Only issues I can report is a faint sound when nothing is playing. It's not a hiss but not 100% silent. My others did not have that but perhaps they are so good I hear everything. IT's not a big deal since I'm going to be listening to something. The other is the placement of buttons near the charging port. Because everything is black it's easy to push the power/BT button by accident. Other than that I love these headphones. I've only had them three days but I think they're awesome.

De muy buena calidad, buen sonido y durables

En las ofertas es una buena opción de compra. Buen sonido y buenos bajos, si pones en su app la opción “amplificador de grabes” ganas grabes de calidad pero pierdes medios, recomiendo la ecuación manual para que lo ajustes a tu gusto. Esto depende mucho de tus gustos: los botones no me encantaron, son algo ruidosos en comparación de los HD 350BT que son suaves en su uso.