Review on Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless headphones, black by Hideo Tsushi ᠌

If you choose sound quality over anything else, this is the only model in the price range of up to 30,000 dollars that makes sense. The issue with the breaking noise reduction, together with the unstable operation of the majority of the features, unfortunately prevents them from receiving a score of five. Got pros: Exceptional quality of sound that is both bass-heavy and detailed. These play at the same level as the HD650, and the sound nature is completely same. The high standard of both the components and the assembly. Decent noise cancellation. Walking next to a busy road while listening to classical music is perfectly safe to do. The rumble at low frequencies has been eliminated entirely, and the range in the midrange has been reduced by 70 percent. Some cons: After four months, the noise canceling stopped working. When you use the noise reduction feature, the sound will become muffled and the right earpiece will play at a significantly louder volume than before. A feeble battery, good for little more than a couple of days' worth of work at most. The connection with several devices can be established successfully, however the sounds will not be merged together. Hence, each banner on any given website that contains music or a pop-up chat will automatically transfer the headphones to the device that is now being used. So, the work of auto-pause and playback is completely unintelligible. It is never possible to predict with absolute precision which gadget will begin playing. Bluetooth connection issues with mac. Frequently require manual connection. Even worse, they can connect to start the player and then instantly lose connectivity, leaving the customer with screaming computer speakers instead of a working connection. Application that is both thoughtful and peculiar. It takes a very long time to open, and there is a chance that the firmware update will fail multiple times while it is being installed.