🎧 Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear (Android) - Black Red Review

Headphones purchased January 6, 2015. They cost about the same as around $70, maybe a little more. Now I have to throw them away because the wires have become very soft and sticky. The reason is obvious - the low quality of materials, typical of cheap headsets. I don't think 70€ is cheap. Most articles say DEHP is the cause (google it), which is also bad for health. If you use them outdoors a lot, you might run into the same problem much sooner. By the way, the cable in the wires is too thin…

The sound quality is fantastic. I'm really addicted to using them on my computer. I tried to go without her for a while because I can't hear my roommates trying to get my attention from behind a door 3ft away. But using speakers was unbearable. However. The headphone case is very thin at the junction of the black half and the red half. It fell apart within a month of owning it and I had to super glue it back on. I was lucky the tiny wires inside didn't break. Just apply superglue to the seam…

These are my first pair of more expensive headphones so I researched them carefully before buying. I'm disappointed because the fit and comfort is poor. I can only find an alternative size that fits my ears without falling out and when they are in they immediately hurt and are very uncomfortable. I've tried different angles and ear changes, but none of them help alleviate the discomfort. They also fall out very easily, so they won't be one of the main reasons I bought them for using the phone…

I usually like Sennheiser headphones and when I found that my favorite model was discontinued I gave these a try. Sent them back immediately. This is the first time I've returned headphones or anything I bought from Revain. I see a lot of other reviews saying they have great sound quality so maybe I just had a broken pair but it doesn't seem like it. Complete lack of treble definition for anything above 8k, heavy boost around 4k, clean but lifeless mids (no warmth at all) and detailed but weak…

Lasts longer than I thought. The lack of a wire bracket next to the outlet is a fatal flaw. Excessive damage has been observed here for 10 weeks. Also, they are in good shape. With their help I hear a wide spectrum from bass to high frequencies. The headphones are really comfortable. Additional Notes: Replacement silicone tips are difficult to find. The cord is about 5 feet long. (For some, it's tedious. For others, it's bloody amazing.) Additional note: I'm not easy with everything I own. ***…

I've always liked Sennheiser headphones so I bought a pair of them. When I screwed them into my head far enough to get bass response, the wires were pointing UP and the "trash can covers" they decided to tape to the ends digging into my ears. I could deal with the wires sticking out if the remote on the right wire was further from the listener because I could wrap the wires around my ears and behind, but the remote is twisting behind my right ear! Since the cords come out at the side, they have

I've been using Sennheiser Momentum in-ear headphones for a little over 6 months, to put it simply, they're not worth the $80-$100 price tag. The downside is durability. I use them ONLY for work (my work is mostly sedentary, some going from A to B) and the headphones have failed. The right earphone is completely cut off, after troubleshooting, the problem occurs due to the connection point of the headphone jack. As with other wired headphones, the headphone jack is a weak point in the design as

This is my honest review of almost a year of use. So I bought this set in November 2016. Great sound, I liked the feel. The cable had a very good extra length. Unfortunately, during the first 3 months of use, which was average with no abuse, the earbuds began to fall off the earbuds regularly. Unfortunately, this also resulted in the loss of several headphones. Recently, around May / June 2016, the audio connection from the plug became unstable and is partially or completely cut off separately…

I was looking for better headphones than the cheap Apple (I actually have an Android phone) I was using. The main problem I had was finding headphones that sounded good and fit my ears. I have the Beats Tour and I hate them. I opted for the urBeats 2. They sounded ok but were painful to adjust. So I ended up sending them back. During the research, I came up with a few ideas of what I thought would sound good. But my main issue is compliance. So I decided to order 4 pairs of headphones for less…