Sennheiser Unveils its First Truly Wireless Earbuds for $300

IFA 2018 is here, and the world is definitely moving into the wireless generation. Sennheiser, one of the most known brands in the music industry, has just rolled out the company’s first truly wireless earbuds, and they’re sure to burn a hole in your pocket.

Sennheiser has introduced the Momentum True Wireless earbuds, the company’s first truly wireless earbuds. The earbuds come with 7mm dynamic drivers that provide stereo sound.

The Momentum True Wireless earbuds are compatible with smart assistants like Siri and Google Assistant. What’s more is that two-mic beamforming helps make picking up your voice in a noisy room clearer, which translates to better phone calls and interaction with voice assistants. Additionally, it also features a Transparent Hearing setting, allowing you to keep the earbuds in while you pay attention to your environment, by blending in ambient sounds with background noises.

The Momentum True Wireless earbuds offer a battery backup of four-hours, and the smart-looking fabric case that houses them holds an additional eight hours of capacity. The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earbuds will be available starting mid-November and will go for $299.95.

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