Review on Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless White: Unleash Wireless Audio Brilliance! by Adam Chyliski ᠌

Since meetings take up half of my workdays, I needed a pair of wireless full-size headphones with a microphone. There are consistent complaints that these headphones can't compare to the sound quality of the Bose 700 or the Sony 1000 xm3/xm4. I went to the shop and tried on all of the headphones they had available. This is true across the board. In terms of audio quality, the Bose microphone is in a league of its own, on par with that of a premium headphone. Sound quality is also transmitted by Sony. Even though Sennheiser is the least effective of the three, you shouldn't have any problems. You have to speak a little louder than you would in other headphones, but once you get used to that (it only took me a few days), the sound is conveyed correctly. As far as I can tell, nobody is unhappy. However, once you've compared the quality of the sound in three different headphones, you won't even notice the microphone anymore. Bose, a complete and utter whistle at midrange frequencies, devoid of bass and highs. Sony is muttering; the bass is adequate, but it sounds like someone is slapping their ears. Sennheiser is no longer a viable option. But it goes without saying that I have a skewed perspective. My preference for Sennheiser headphones dates back more than a decade. In a departure from the norm for this brand, the bass in the Momentum m3 is noticeably stronger and brighter than in any of my previous headphones. When compared to the HD598/HD650, the bass simply detonates. At the same time, it's great to see that the remainder of the frequencies have been steady without any manipulation. These headphones are great for listening to any genre of music, including rock, metal, pop, and classical. Extremely soft padding in the ears. The simple fact is that they are enormous. I can comfortably wear them for eight or nine hours. The headphones' optimal level of compression means that the headband never comes close to pressing against the skull. Using the newest firmware, I was unable to locate any previously documented childhood disorders. There is not a single problem. I have them linked to both an iPhone and a Windows 10 laptop over bluetooth 5.1. On Windows, there are no issues because the headphones have dual definitions as a headset and headphones. The charge lasts for exactly 16-17 hours, which is two full workdays. I'll have to add it to the discussion because of the review length restriction.