Review on Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear Wireless Headphones, black by Mateusz Smoliski ᠌

Given the price, ordinary headphones. The usual rule from Sennheiser holds true here: the higher the price, the higher the quality. The price of these headphones is exactly what it should be. There are still many worthwhile options for this money, though purchasing a bag won't be regrettable. features advantages 1. Sound. The synchs offer a considerably broader stage and greater bass than the oneplus bullets wireless 2, which costs around $700, but the van plas has a minor advantage in terms of clarity and detail in the highs and mids. Although it's difficult for me to declare categorically which sound is superior, the Van Plus's sound is still crisp but dry. I simply have nothing to say about the Samsung Badsy. The Sinhs offer a really good sound for their price of $9k, especially for wireless ones. You do not need some Galaxy buds or AirPods. 2. An easy-to-use control panel 3. Excellent battery life, but I feel like it may be a little exaggerated. 4. The headphones are extremely light, perfectly sized for the ears, and provide excellent passive sound isolation. 5. Very fashionable appearance. 6. Vibration motor is a real subject. 7. Excellent ergonomics; despite the lack of magnets, the headphones dangle just a little bit because of their light weight. Despite having a magnet, the same one-pieces wobble around the neck significantly more violently because of their tremendous weight. Cons: I initially found that there were too many basses, but I eventually grew accustomed to them. Additionally, in the subway, the headphones start to sound normal because of the initial slight preponderance in basses. Low frequencies are slain by extraneous noise.