Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Review: Should You Buy it?

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Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Review At a Glance

The Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone delivers clear 24-bit audio, solid battery life, and an intuitive design, making it a great mid-range choice for content creators. While it lacks active noise cancellation and relies on a charging bar, its versatility, ease of use, and premium build make it a worthy investment.

Sennheiser has long been a powerhouse in pro-grade audio, and its latest drop—the Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone—aims to streamline high-quality sound for creators, streamers, and professionals alike. I’ve been putting this wireless system through its paces, from noisy city streets to my desk setup and even controlled studio environments. In this review, we’ll break down its real-world usability, who it’s best suited for, and whether it’s a must-have upgrade for content creators in India.

Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Price & Availability

Sennheiser has launched the Profile Wireless, a two-channel, 2.4 GHz wireless microphone system that is now available in India. Priced at Rs 29,900, this microphone offers multiple connectivity options. It can connect to mobile phones, cameras, or computers and can be used as a clip-on, handheld, or tabletop microphone.

Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Specs
  • Audio input- 3.5 mm TRS (Locking)
  • Audio output – Digital output (USB-C), 3.5 mm TRS (Camera output), 3.5 mm TRS (Headphone output)
  • Charging time – < 3 hours
  • Battery operating time – ≤ 7 hours (recording with transmitting), ≤ 14 hours (recording without transmitting
  • Transmission power (mA)< 20 dBm EIRP (radiated)
  • Connection ports – USB-C, 3.5 mm TRS
  • Latency – < 8(ms)
  • Max. sound pressure level- 113 dB SPL
  • Signal-to-noise ratio -typ. 78.5 dB (A)
  • Operating relative humidity – 25-95 % (non-condensing)
  • Operating temperature (C)-10 °C – + 45 °C

Pros

  • Clear 24-bit audio quality with a natural, professional sound
  • Versatile design works as a desk mic, interview mic, and for outdoor recording
  • Long battery life up to 20 hours per charge
  • Convenient charging bar that also doubles as storage
  • Auto-rotating OLED display for easy monitoring
  • Reliable wireless range (up to 245m in ideal conditions)
  • Easy setup and intuitive controls

Cons

  • No active noise cancellation

Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Review: Unboxing

Inside the box, you’ll find a 2-channel 2.4 GHz receiver, two clip-on microphones, a charging bar, essential accessories like connecting cable, type C-to type C jacks, Type C to lighting jack, and a carrying pouch. Setup is quick and hassle-free—no app required. Everything feels premium and well-built, staying true to Sennheiser’s reputation for quality.

Sennheiser Profile Wireless Microphone Review: Design and Build

True to Sennheiser’s reputation, the Profile Wireless microphone feels premium from the get-go. It has a solid build with versatility in mind. A standout feature? The charging bar doubles as a handheld mic—a clever touch that eliminates extra bulk while making it adaptable for desk setups, interviews, or even outdoor shoots.

That said, the small control dials on the transmitters can feel a bit finicky when making quick adjustments. On the plus side, the receiver’s auto-rotating display is a slick addition, ensuring visibility no matter how it’s mounted.

The clip-on mics strike a balance between sturdiness and comfort, staying lightweight without feeling flimsy. Meanwhile, the charging bar exudes a premium feel, with well-secured slots for the components—everything clicks in smoothly. However, the long-term durability of the click-and-release mechanism remains to be seen.

Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone Review: Mic Performance and Noise Cancellation

This is where Sennheiser flexes its audio expertise. At the end of the day, a microphone lives or dies by its sound quality—and the Profile Wireless delivers. With 24-bit audio, it captures clear, natural-sounding vocals that blow built-in smartphone, laptop, and camera mics out of the water.

I tested it in both indoor and outdoor environments, and while it doesn’t pack active noise cancellation, the included windshields help cut down background noise in breezy conditions. hose dealing with high-traffic areas or unpredictable background noise might need extra post-processing to clean up their audio.

Compared to competitors like the Rode Wireless GO II, the Profile Wireless pulls ahead with its wider frequency response, resulting in a more natural and rich vocal tone. The wireless range is impressive—up to 245 meters in ideal conditions—and I didn’t experience any major dropouts. But even if a signal issue does pop up, the backup recording feature is a solid failsafe.

The omnidirectional pickup pattern works well in tricky environments, though heavy wind noise can still be a challenge outdoors. I found that swapping in a larger windshield (instead of the included ones) made a noticeable difference. Across different devices, the audio is crisp enough to use straight out of the mic, making it a great pick for vloggers and streamers. That said, if you prefer a very specific tone, you might still want to tweak it in the post.

Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone Review: Battery and Charging

For creators who spend long hours recording in the field, battery life isn’t just a spec—it’s a dealbreaker. Fortunately, the Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone delivers solid endurance. Each transmitter boasts a claimed 20-hour battery life, and in my real-world testing, I clocked around 17.5 hours—which is still more than enough for all-day shoots.

The charging bar is a smart, dual-purpose addition, acting as both a charging hub and a protective storage case for the transmitters and receiver. Charging is fast and efficient, with everything topping up in just a few hours.

That said, there’s one potential drawback—the charging bar is the primary way to recharge the system. If you misplace it or need to charge on the go, you’re out of luck. A direct USB-C port on the transmitters would have been a welcome backup option, adding extra flexibility for creators who need to power up without the full kit.t

Review Verdict: Should You Buy the Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone?

The Sennheiser Profile Wireless microphone system strikes a great balance between performance, ease of use, and affordability. Its intuitive design, solid audio quality, and seamless wireless functionality make it a standout option for modern content creators looking to level up their sound.

While it doesn’t pack every high-end feature, it nails the essentials—offering reliable performance without the premium price tag. For creators who need a dependable, user-friendly wireless mic setup, the Profile Wireless is a solid investment.

Sennheiser continues to prove why it’s a leader in pro audio, and as content creation evolves, tools like the Profile Wireless will play a key role in helping creators produce high-quality, professional-grade content.

Smartprix ⭐ Rating: 8.2/10

  • Portability: 8/10
  • Distortion handling: 9/10
  • Passive Noise Cancellation: 8.5/10
  • Accuracy: 9/10
  • Clarity: 9/10
  • Ease of use: 9/10

First reviewed in February 2025.


Deepak RajawatDeepak Rajawat
Deepak Rajawat is a technology journalist and editor with over 12 years of experience in both print and digital media. Before transitioning to online journalism, he contributed to renowned publications including Hindustan Times and The Statesman.

At Smartprix, Deepak reviews smartphones, laptops, TVs, and soundbars, with a focus on answering the real-world questions that matter most to consumers. Over the past decade, he has reviewed more than 1,000 devices, combining hands-on expertise with a user-first approach.

A graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication from Calcutta University, Deepak also follows emerging technologies closely—including Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR). Earlier in his career, he covered sports with the same passion he now brings to tech.

He is based in Noida and joined Smartprix in September 2015.

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