Review on Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless headphones, black by Alvin Hltan ᠌

For a very long time, I was completely baffled as to why there is such a discrepancy between what is written in reviews regarding the sound quality of these headphones and my own personal experience with them. It seems that a theory is forming. Perhaps she will make it easier for someone to make the right decision on their headphones. The fact of the matter is that these headphones offer a really robust bass. The highs were horrible, but there were no mids. Remembering those individuals who install a subwoofer in the trunk of their vehicle, crank up the volume to its maximum setting, and allow themselves to be carried away by the "powerful" sound produced by the subwoofer, despite the fact that there is nothing to listen to other than the bass and that the rest of the sound is just a cacophony. Fans of pop music, rap, or other genres of music in which, with the exception of the bass, everything else is essentially inconsequential and the primary focus is to rock could benefit from using headphones of this type. In my opinion, headphones should not be used when listening to music that is more complex and has a rich spectrum. At all. The fact that the majority just listens to popular music, rap, and clubbing may help to explain why I don't have the same impressions as other people. I had little choice but to choose Beats in the end; these are my wife's headphones, and compared to these, they sound much better; nevertheless, they do have less bass. In general, bits lose to these senkhs in everything save from the amount of time it takes to complete the work, the price, and the sound; nonetheless, the sound is more important to me.