Review on Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless headphones, black by Jnis Anmanis ᠌

I went with the light version since I liked how it gave off an antique vibe; but, before you make your purchase, you should consider what you intend to pair it with. The overall purchase has more than satisfied my expectations. With its positives being: 1) To summarize, the quality of the sound is really high. Besides that, there are a lot of confusing bes despite the fact that it is quite detailed and clear. Live performances that have been captured successfully are enjoyable to listen to in a way that is distinct from other types of music listening experiences. Checked out in a variety of genres, including jazz, soul, and neurofunk. The only negative aspect is that listening to the song at a high volume can be pretty uncomfortable if it contains too intrusive mids (for instance, improperly balanced distortion of the guitar). Other than that, everything else is excellent. 2) Having support for aptx low latency, which is a codec that lowers the amount of audio latency, making it considerably more comfortable to watch videos with headphones. Editing, on the other hand, should work as long as there are no time-sensitive tasks involved in the process of working with sound, despite the fact that working with music will still fail even with the LL codec. But there is a 3.5 jack included in the package, so we just plug in the cable and get to work in peace. 3) Excellent materials and construction quality. Everything is pleasing to the eyes and the touch. The layout works for me on a personal level as well. 4) Active noise reduction does not mean that it is completely insensitive to sound; rather, it performs exceptionally well. The mode that allows for transparency is fantastic. 5) Be compatible with a variety of different devices. There are many headphones in which you can only save one pair at a time; however, this is not the case with these headphones. Furthermore, moving between a phone and a laptop is a relatively peaceful process. 1) From the perspective of the software, Sennheiser does not modify himself and does everything very poorly. This is the most significant drawback. In the middle of a call, the "end" signal will occasionally go off, despite the fact that the call is still in process. Additionally, the music will occasionally stop playing on its own. There are many other minor issues of this nature. 2) A poor quality microphone. If you frequently have the opportunity to call while wearing headphones that cover your ears, using this model will make the call exceedingly uncomfortable for the person you are speaking with. 3) If you really want to find fault with it, one of the aspects of the design is that the edges of the rim can stick out asymmetrically, which can irritate the most sensitive perfectionists.