Review: Sennheiser HD 4.50 Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling Headphones

Compact Dream

It is hard to find a pair of audiophile headset that is both high performance yet rugged enough to withstand various travel challenges. Such a find, if any, will be the commuter’s dream – great sound stage, ultra-slim and sturdy design, and long battery life. For the Sennheiser HD 4.50 Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling (BTNC), it is all that and more. Even if the headphone is remarkably small, the audio delivery isn’t and that is what is most important for any good pair of cans.

Straightforward Match-Making

Pairing wireless headset usually takes some time as there is that necessary moment of figuring out how to pair with a smartphone. With this Sennheiser that isn’t necessary, as the left ear-can has an NFC marker that tells the user this is the spot to tap their smart device. For those who prefer to deal with manual connection, just hold the power button four extra seconds once it powers up. Indeed, it is that simple to get it to sync and get going.

Truly Peerless

It is very hard to top anything from Sennheiser. There are legit contenders for the coveted audiophile throne. However, repeatedly, the brand with the sound engineering background proves it cannot be beat. Even with this mid-to-high range Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC, it is full of innovations that one must wonder – how does it achieve this feat? Coupled with the Sennheiser NoiseGard system, the Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC Wireless Headphones promises truly top-notch audio performance, for a pair of wireless headphones.

(Text by: Victor)

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