So these are the Sennheiser Accentum, they are Sennheiser’s new entry level ANC Headphones that look very similar to the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s. Now the Accentum have some big upgrades over their predecessors, the HD 450BT’s like better Active Noise Cancellation, a longer lasting battery life and much more spacious ear cups… but there were some mistakes made here that a little hard to ignore. Nonetheless, lets see what the Sennheiser Accentum are all about.
Like I mentioned in the full review, I am very impressed by the new Skullcandy Hesh ANC and these headphones have me really excited for the future of Skullcandy. And I feel the Hesh ANC are so good they give both the Sony WH-CH710N and Sennheiser HD 450BT’s a real run for their money. So if you’re looking for a pair of entry-level ANC headphones… let see which ones right for you.
The Razer Opus are a pair of very well built $200 ANC headphones that really give the Sony WH-CH710N and Sennheiser HD 450BT a real run for for their money. But when it comes to their performance… there are some real key differences to keep in mind if you’re looking into getting any of these Entry Level Headphones. So lets see which ones right for you.
So a few months ago, Sennheiser released their updated HD 450BT ANC headphones… And now we’ve got the updated Sony WH-CH710N ANC headphones. And if you’re looking for a pair of $200 ANC headphones these two are perhaps the most popular options. So if you’re looking into getting a pair of entry level ANC headphones… lets see which ones right for you, cause these headphones are very different from one another.
So Sennheiser just updated their HD 4.50BTNC’s with their new HD 450BT’s which do have some key upgrades over their predecessors. Now naturally people are asking how do the HD 450BT’s compare to the Sony WH-CH700N. Now Sony is going to be releasing their new WH-CH710N in a couple of months with what seems like a major redesign which personally has me very excited. Now I’m predicting that the WH-CH710N will release in April… But in the mean time lets see how these two headphones stack up against one another.
So a few days ago we checked out the new Sennheiser HD 350BT’s… but today we’re checking out the upgraded Sennheiser HD 450BT’s. Now obviously one of the main differences between these two headphones is that the 450BT’s have active noise cancellation. But the HD 450 BT’s are also replacing the 4.50BTNC’s… So lets see if its worth upgrading whether cause you already have the 4.50BTNC’s or if you just want save some money and go with the HD 350BT’s.
