Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headphones - Black, 🎧 Qualcomm Apt-X, AAC, NFC, 10-Hour Battery, Fast Charging, Multi-Device Connection Review

I really don't hear a lot of low frequencies considering some others have claimed they have too much bass. I've tried changing the equalizer setting, but the low frequencies don't affect the overall sound in any way.

The headset has a rattle in the left earcup. I turned it off and apparently it's just the quality of this overpriced headset. The headset turns off randomly. This is by far the most expensive neckband headset and the worst I have ever owned.

I use these to listen to books, podcasts or music when I fall asleep. The battery lasts all night, but not two nights without being charged during the day. The earbud is comfortable enough, although I wish it was a bit lower so it doesn't press on my ear when I'm lying on my side.

So I've had it for a few days now and can't forget the bad sound quality. I'm starting to think I need to trade them in and make sure I don't receive a defective pair. So I switched them and they worked great for a couple of months. Now I can't turn them on without network connection. I usually love Sennheiser products. But it was a big disappointment and now I can't send it back.

They fit great, sound quality is great, noise cancellation is poor. The two things I don't like are that I can't connect to my second phone and the headphones are set to just hang. Otherwise, the earpiece may hit and detach. And sometimes they fall out of my ear. So I definitely don't recommend wearing them to the gym or doing sports. But otherwise they are great!

I used to have a pair of HD1s that are still on Revain for $199 and needed replacing. I've noticed that the HD1s have been replaced by the Momentum In-Ear Wireless Headset, available here at Revain for $100. I loved my HD1s and the Momentum are exactly the same headphones in looks and sound quality. Excellent bass response, very good treble and sound clarity without a hint of distortion. There are definitely better ones, but not for 100€.

This is one of the biggest disappointments I have ever had with a product. The sound quality is of course ok. But the sheer number of issues with this headset is amazing. Bluetooth connectivity is terrible, as is the ability to stay on. Wanted to use the built-in controls to pause a song? Guess what, turns off the headset too. Would you like to turn it back on? I hope he likes you and turns back on without the squeaking in your ears. It's even worse if you have to wait 20 minutes and then try…

I wanted, light, powerful, medium bass, clear sound, adjustable, long battery life, fast charging, goes with everything and a good price. I understand it. The only thing is the microphone. Average quality but these are almost my ideal headphones. Last 10 hours at 50% 7-8 at 90+ plus or minus 15-20 min I couldn't wear them because they are so loud. Ear tip caps are secure and can be replaced. I suggest light colored blankets if you use them while sleeping. They can fall off at night. I wish…

I'll get to the heart of Sennheiser in a moment, but first a little background. Like you, I've tried many brands and styles of on-ear and in-ear headphones, wired and bluetooth, with and without noise canceling. I like headphones with a full, rich sound and tight, powerful bass. A few years ago I stumbled across LG neck headphones that were perfect. They lasted about 18 months before the battery died and of course I replaced it with another LG. this only lasted about three months before the…

There could be a lot to write about but I'll try to be brief. Pros: - Can only listen through one earbud and won't get disoriented like other high-end noise-cancelling headphones (compared to the $299 Bose set). The sound quality is unmatched for in-ear headphones. Amazing depth and quality. I can clearly hear people on the phone and listening to music is a real treat. In this respect, the passive design of the headphones does an excellent job of suppressing external noise when wearing both…