Customization is another useful touch, especially if you want faster access to your digital assistant. As with the rest of the touch controls, I had no issues with responsiveness, and the CX True Wireless’ microphones ably picked up my voice commands.Īfter updating the Sennheiser Smart Connect app, it’s also possible to fully customize the touch inputs or turn them off entirely.
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Pressing and holding will raise or lower the volume, depending on which bud you use - personally, I find this more intuitive than tapping repeatedly to adjust volume.Ī triple tap can also summon your phone’s digital assistant, be it Google Assistant on Android or Siri on iOS. You can tap once or twice on either earbud to play, pause or skip tracks, as well as answer or reject calls. Sennheiser has equipped the CX True Wireless with a fairly standard set of touch controls.
Sennheiser CX True Wireless review: Controls and digital assistant Especially compared to the standard AirPods model, which doesn’t have IP-rated protection either. In fixing this previously-disappointing omission, the CX True Wireless becomes much more viable as a pair of workout earbuds. What’s more, Sennheiser has actually improved on the CX 400BT design by making the CX True Wireless water-resistant to the IPX4 standard. You get four sets of silicone ear tips in the box, and swapping them in and out is easy.
Despite this, the buds are pretty comfortable: I wouldn’t mind taking them out every couple of hours, but they don’t apply any undue pressure. Just like its predecessor, the CX True Wireless practically clings to the inside of your ears, and doesn’t work loose when walking or exercising. Happily, one thing that hasn’t changed is the fit.
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