TechRadar Audio Expert Recommends Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5, Notes Predecessors at $248
TechRadar senior staff writer Max recommends Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 5 while pointing out that its predecessors are a lot cheaper at $248.
Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar, where he covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN plans second and consumer electronics more broadly third, according to the publication. He began his career at What Hi-Fi?, spending three years there and moving from not knowing what a DAC was to demonstrating expert knowledge of brands, their latest releases and which ones could be deemed the best. He then spent a couple of years at Pocket-lint, reviewing soundbars, headphones, home speaker systems and TVs, and producing news and features for the site.
The biography says Max also developed a passion for fitness and health in recent years, learning how a range of wearable devices can act as expert assistants. He continued writing in the men's lifestyle space before returning to consumer technology with Future, where he is now also the editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. TechRadar's article presents him as an audio expert, and the recommendation is made in that context.
The product at the center of the recommendation is Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 5. The $248 price is attached to the predecessors of that model, which the headline describes as a lot cheaper. The article does not state a price for the Momentum True Wireless 5 itself in the available text.
For buyers, the practical point from the TechRadar piece is that the earlier Sennheiser model remains available at $248, while the Momentum True Wireless 5 is the model the audio writer finds easy to recommend.
Editor's Summary
TechRadar senior staff writer Max recommends Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 5 while noting that its predecessors are a lot cheaper at $248. Max's background includes roles at What Hi-Fi?, Pocket-lint and Future, where he edits Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica. The article presents the older Sennheiser model as the lower-priced alternative.