Sounds awesome: Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless and Momentum True Wireless 3 headphone owners to get sound personalization upgrade
and Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 headphones are getting a free upgrade today – thanks to a firmware update to Sennheiser’s Smart Control app on iOS and Android.
Specifically, the Smart Control app has gained an expanded equalizer section for these two models, allowing you to more precisely adjust the prominence of certain frequencies for your ears. Where there was previously only three EQ settings available for adjustment, you’ll now be able to make use of additional Low-mid and High-mid options for a total of five.
This mode “intelligently calibrates a custom audio profile from a sophisticated analysis of user reactions against a series of benchmark sound samples” – tracking how your ear responds and then customizing a sound profile for any music, podcasts, or calls experienced through your Sennheiser headphones.
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