Review on Sennheiser Momentum Free wireless headphones, black by Kasem Thongnoi ᠌

Replaced the Beyerdynamic Byron BT, which had a problem with the wire coming undone at the point where it was joined to the headphone. Because the store had displays for all of the available options, it took me a very long time and a lot of careful consideration to make my decision. As I listen with an LG V20, the inclusion of Aptx was the primary factor that I considered. As a direct consequence of this, I decided to go with the Senkhas. 1. The quality of the sound. All of the frequencies are in equilibrium when they are reduced to moderate levels. Yet, those who favor the characters from the lowest classes won't find a place for them. The majority of the music that I listen to is rock and electronica. They make some interesting sounds now and again. 2. Volume. Extremely large stock. 20–25 percent of my time is spent listening to music (Poweramp). I frequently watch movies while riding the subway, and even if MX Player isn't the best option, I frequently leave it running for the whole of my ride. The sound isolation is satisfactory, despite the fact that the complete ear pads are not up to par; while riding the subway, you will hardly be able to hear the train, but outside on the street, there will be no sound at all. 3. Ergonomics. The motion of walking causes them to fall out gradually, so they do not protrude from the ears in any way. The use of magnetic backs on the headphones is a clever idea; however, the magnets themselves are of such poor quality that they frequently become separated. Baer magnetized much better. Both of the blocks have a persistent tendency to adhere to a shirt or a jacket and work hard to remove the earpiece from the ear. 4. A charge of battery. My use case supplies me with enough for two full days (1.5 hours of movies, 1.5 hours of music, 20-30 minutes of talk per day). Notwithstanding this, the charge has not been removed. A charge is shown on the icon for the tray (Android). 5. Put on your head as a headset. The noise level was just right in the room, but it was intolerable on the street and completely unacceptable in the metro. Because the microphone is located on the remote control, the quality of speech transmission is improved because the microphone is now situated at a closer distance to the lips. 6. Inadequate price-quality ratio. It didn't sound any terrible to have Baers for 7. The only reason I bought it for 12 was because there was a replacement, and the price of the older ones was factored in. 7. An application with your brand on the Android platform. The most recent technology is utilized to provide you with the ability to personalize the equalizer. I didn't get it. After trying, I decided to switch to manual settings. The inclusion of a case is an additional perk. As I have already mentioned, I use it with an LG V20, which has had its gain increased to 8, resulting in a sound that is fantastically awesome. I'm still making use of Aptx HD while I wait for the standard wireless connectors.