Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 review: finally over the hump
THE SO WHAT
Replaceable batteries in $300 earbuds are a quiet but important reversal of the sealed, disposable hardware trend—extending device lifetimes and changing total cost of ownership math. If your product or accessory strategy assumes frequent full-device refresh, expect pressure from both regulators and customers to move toward modular, serviceable designs.
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