Sennheiser Accentum Clip open earbuds are elite. There’s just one major issue.
Sennheiser finally has open earbuds, the clip-on style Accentum Clip. However, one bad decision stops its momentum.
Sennheiser has produced highly praised open earbuds called the Accentum Clip, but there's one major issue preventing U.S. consumers from enjoying them: they are not being released in the United States. These clip-on earbuds are a direct competitor to popular models like the Shokz OpenDots series and Bose Ultra Open Earbuds, offering superior sound quality, thanks to a 12mm dynamic driver that delivers vibrant, crisp sound with airy mids, smooth treble, and steady bass.
The Accentum Clip's design is straightforward, resembling other clip-on buds, and they feature a hard plastic construction with an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance, making them suitable for workouts. However, the thick battery module and the material used can lead to discomfort after prolonged use.
The Smart Control app is packed with features that enhance performance, including EQ customization, codec selection, and wireless priority settings. The touch and voice controls are responsive, with voice assistance powered by Sennheiser's strong mic array and AI-powered programs like Perplexity. Battery life lasts for 7.5 hours per charge but can extend to 36 hours with the non-wireless charging case.
The Accentum Clip performs well for phone and video calls, though the open design allows some ambient noise to enter. The AI noise-reduction algorithm helps isolate the wearer's voice in noisy environments. Multipoint mode can be unreliable, occasionally failing to switch playback to secondary devices.
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