Sennheiser had triple the fun at this year's CES, as the audio company announced two new earbuds and one pair of over-ear headphones. The Momentum 4 True Wireless earbuds are the latest flagship earbuds from Sennheiser, and they include a new audio chipset, upgrades to ANC, and improvements to audio signals.

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The Momentum 4 earbuds will be available for preorder on Sennheiser's website for$300, beginning Feb. 15.

JBL announced many new headphones and earbuds at CES 2024, but notably, the company improved its innovative Smart Charging Case, first seen with the JBL Tour Pro 2 earbuds last year.

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At CES 2024, JBL announced three pairs of earbuds in its Live 3 series, each pair of buds offering a different shape. All three earbuds come inside a Smart Charging Case that has a 1.45-inch LED touch display.

The JBL Live 3 earbuds series will be available on JBL's website this summer for$199.95.

Shokz, a heavy-hitter in the bone-conduction headphones market, announced its first pair of open-ear headphones for swimmers. The OpenSwim Pro bone-conduction headphones offer Bluetooth connectivity and support up to 8,000 downloaded MP3 files.

The OpenSwim Pro headphones sport an IP68 rating and can survive up to two hours under two meters of water.

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Shokz did not announce an official price or release date, but the OpenSwim Pro is expected to be available for purchase later this year.

Urbanista, a Swedish audio company, is best known for producing headphones, earbuds, and speakers powered by solar cell materials. Instead of wired charging, Urbanista headphones use a solar-powered charging strip that claims to charge the headphones by using natural or artificial light. Still, the Urbanista headphones and earbuds offer USB-C charging if you're too low on battery.

At CES 2024, Urbanista announced the second generation of its Los Angeles headphones and Phoenix earbuds that promise upgrades to solar cell technology, noise canceling, and audio clarity.

The Urbanista Los Angeles headphones and Phoenix earbuds are still being developed, and it's unclear when they will be available for purchase. However, the company did announce that the Los Angeles will cost$179, and the Phoenix will cost$129.