Sennheiser has unveiled the Momentum True Wireless 5, the successor to its 2024 flagship earbuds.
For the first time in a Sennheiser earbud, users can replace the battery themselves.
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Both the earbuds and the charging case feature a screwdriver-friendly design, eliminating glued-in batteries.
This approach extends the product's lifespan and reduces electronic waste.
Key Upgrades and Specifications
Battery life improves to 12 hours per charge, up from 7.5 hours on the previous model.
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The total case battery life reaches 40 hours, with a slimmer case that still supports Qi wireless charging.
Sennheiser also refined the ear tips and adaptive noise cancellation, using a four-microphone array for better call quality and transparency mode.
Audio features include Dolby Atmos, spatial audio, and interactive head tracking.
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Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity adds a 'Robust Mode' for high-interference environments like train platforms.
The Momentum True Wireless 5 comes in five metallic finishes: lavender purple, copper, denim blue, graphite, and cream.
It launches on September 3 at $299.95, the same price as its predecessor.
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While other brands like Fairphone and Google have explored repairability, a flagship-tier pair from a major audio brand is a new step.
