Review on Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear Wireless Headphones, black by Adam Nowak ᠌

The model should only be used while relaxing at home or while sitting at a desk. It's unclear, though, why there are headphones with this particular shape. The kit's case is sturdy but inconvenient; it can only hold a pearl necklace before being thrown away. Given the asking price, I must admit that I am not happy with my purchase. Hired Experts: The sound is the highest quality available in wireless bluetooth headphones. Good construction. The rim's visual presentation. The negatives: These headphones look like they would be "wireless," but for the two wires that extend from the circumference to the sockets. awful design and ergonomics. It appears that every detail, down to these unlucky cables, was well considered. The cables protrude in different directions, which doesn't cause any problems internally but looks ridiculous from the outside if you imagine that they emerge from the sockets themselves. If the wires chafe against the headband or your clothing, your writing time will be squandered. The wires, starting at the rim, travel inside (downward) toward the body. The wires themselves cannot be expected to be reasonable in length. You can't slip the extra into your pocket as you would with regular ones, and there's nowhere else to put it. To the ear. It's a tad below par, in my opinion. The fact that the cables stop at the neck is a little but significant benefit.