Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 earbuds launch with user-replaceable batteries

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Sennheiser has announced the Momentum True Wireless 5, the latest version of its flagship wireless earbuds, with a major sustainability-focused redesign. A standout feature is the user-replaceable batteries in both the earbuds and charging case, accessible with a compact screwdriver rather than adhesive disassembly. The company also says the new design improves comfort, stability, and portability over its predecessor. The Momentum True Wireless 5 is set to go on sale starting September 3rd at a price of $299.95.

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