Lunar Silver arrives for the HDB 630, while the flagship MOMENTUM 5 Wireless gains Lavender and Bronze options.
Sennheiser has given two of its latest headphones a fresh look, introducing new colourways to the HDB 630 and the MOMENTUM 5 Wireless.
The HDB 630, Sennheiser’s first wireless audiophile headphones, is now available in Lunar Silver. The new finish sits on a premium closed-back design that pairs high-end sound with wireless freedom and up to 60 hours of battery life.
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Launched in October 2025, the HDB 630 was built on the chassis of the popular MOMENTUM 4, but tuned with a different goal in mind. Its 42mm dynamic drivers are made at Sennheiser’s factory in Tullamore, Ireland, and voiced for balance and precision rather than bass-heavy flash. Wirelessly, the headphones use Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive, and Sennheiser includes its BTD 700 USB-C dongle in the box, which brings high-resolution playback of up to 24-bit/96kHz to phones, tablets, and laptops that don’t support it natively. A 10-minute quick charge delivers around seven hours of listening, and the Smart Control Plus app adds a five-band equaliser and shareable sound presets for players and listeners who like to tweak.
The flagship MOMENTUM 5 Wireless joins the range in two new shades, Lavender and Bronze. Alongside the new look, listeners get detailed, immersive sound and Sennheiser’s most advanced adaptive noise cancellation yet.
The MOMENTUM 5 Wireless arrived in May 2026 as the successor to the MOMENTUM 4, launching in Black, White, and Denim. The biggest changes are under the surface. The hybrid adaptive noise cancellation system now uses eight microphones, four per side, which Sennheiser says makes it up to three times more effective at reducing midrange noise like voices and cabin chatter. Battery life is rated at up to 57 hours with noise cancellation switched on, and the 700 mAh battery is user-replaceable using nothing more than a Phillips-head screwdriver. Hi-Res Audio certification and aptX Lossless support round out the wireless spec, and a firmware update adds Dolby Atmos with head-tracking on compatible content and devices.
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