MOMENTUM 4 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones - Bluetooth Headset for Crystal-Clear Calls, Adaptive Noise Cancellation, Over-Ear Headphones, 60h Battery Life, Folding Design, Black/Copper

Got these on black friday sale for $180, which was a complete steal. For that price, no-brainer instant buy. Even for the 'regular' sale price of $230-250, these are great. The app is good, adjustable EQ that you can save as presets, connects reliably, battery life is absurdly long, pretty comfortable, and the sound quality is great. Rich deep bass and detailed highs. I vastly prefer the sound to the WH-1000XM5, Bose QC35II, and like it slightly more than the AirPods Pro 3. The ANC is not amazing like AirPods Pro 3, but not bad either, better than I expected. Basically, if you want headphones with great sound quality that are wireless and have good enough ANC to give you the best listening experience in a low to moderate noise environment, these are a great pick. I'm rarely going to reach for my Sennheiser HD6XX now that I have these.

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless are great wireless headphones. I find them to be really easy to use and they sound great. At lower volumes, the sound is v-shaped. But if you bump up the volume a few clicks everything is pretty much even-sounding and not v-shaped. The bass is great, better than my HD600s. The mid-range is lush and full and the treble is just enough to not be harsh. I was using a desk-based system with a topping 7-series dac and amp and the Sennheiser HD600s for a while. The momentum 4 give me portability which is a plus when doing house chores. The touch panel on the right earcup doesn't work that well so I turned it off in the app. The app you need to do firmware updates and control the features is called "Sennheiser Smart Control Plus" and it's available for android and iOS. A nice feature is that the headphones turn off when removed from the head, saving battery life. They sound pretty astounding and in my opinion don't even need EQ although it's available in the phone app. They fit a little snug but comfort is top notch. The clamping pressure is not bad and I don't even need noise cancellation since the seal is so good. The price on amazon is great for these when they're roughly half off retail. If you're looking for the classic Sennheiser quality and need something portable the Momentum 4 are a must buy.

I’ve been using these headphones for a bit now and overall I really like them. I have the 80th edition which looks awsome. The sound quality is very good, calls sound great, and people on the other end hear me clearly every time. They’re lightweight, comfortable to wear for long periods, and I haven’t had any connection issues with mt phone, but when I try to connect them to my PC, I have major issues and I cant hear anything even though it says the headphones are connected and the headphones are selectedas my outputdevice. I do wish they had a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, but that’s not a deal breaker for me. But my overall main complaint is the touch gestures on the right ear cup. They are way too sensitive. While I was on a call, the headphones kept muting and unmuting on their own, and the volume would randomly go down and back up. It got pretty frustrating, especially since the call quality itself is excellent and better than what I get from my Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. I’m not sure if this can be fixed with a firmware update or if it’s just the hardware, but it definitely affects the experience. Because of that, I’m knocking it down to four stars. Still a great pair of headphones, just held back by overly sensitive controls and because I couldn't get it working on my PC. Which really, it should be 3.5 stars, but I can't do a half a star. So I'll go ahead and give it a 4 star.

Here's my opinion and rating after using these non stop for about a year now Audio quality - 5/5 The audio quality on these headphones are phenomenal. Straight out of the box they sounded excellent, and provide a great neutral-feeling sound signature without boosting the lows or highs too much. Comfort - 5/5 The headphones fit very nicely and have rarely caused strain on my ears. The headband and foam around the ears are very soft. I have worn these for 5-6 hours at a time and have not noticed discomfort Build - 5/5 I've seen some people complaining about the build quality for the price, but I personally don't see their reasoning at all. The headset is made of lightweight plastic, but it doesn't take away from the premium feel and look. I love the fabric on top of the headband, and the version I have of these with the black-copper color scheme looks very fancy. Noise cancellation and transparency mode - 4/5 The ANC is nothing notable, but it is far from bad. I have brought it on planes and had no issue with the noise levels. Transparency mode also works great. Battery life and charging - 5/5 The battery life on this is insane. I can go about 2 weeks with constant use before I need to charge. They advertise something like 60 hours of battery life, and even while using ANC the headset delivers. Connectivity - 4.5/5 The reason I rated this a 4 is because I have had some issues with my headset connecting to my devices. Every so often my headset audio will cut out every couple of minutes for about a second. It's not a big issue, as it eventually remedies itself or I can just power my headset on and off to stop it, but it was worth noting. Other than that, connection is pretty smooth. I do like how my headset switches automatically between my phone and computer to whatever device is playing audio at the time. Extra features - 5/5 The app feels well-integrated with the headset, and it provides many options to customize your listening experience. I changed the touch control inputs on the side of the headset to feel more intuitive, as well as turning off some features I personally found annoying like the on-ear detection. The EQ also allows me to create my own sound signatures, and as a result I usually have the lows boosted. Other notable things - I haven't had many issues with the touch controls, and although I probably would prefer buttons, this works just fine. The headset does have quite a large footprint when packing, so I wouldn't recommend them for travel unless you have space. Putting it around my neck feels a bit awkward compared to previous headsets I've owned, but maybe thats just me. These work great for gaming, low latency I'm just a regular user, not an audiophile. I mainly use these for listening to music and gaming Overall review - 5/5 (If you have the money for it) You'll have to sell your left kidney for these, but it's worth it for people who use headphones every day, all the time. There isn't a part of this headset that is not good, and it excels at being a comfortable pair of premium headphones.

El sonido está casi al nivel de unos buenos auriculares de studio, muy planos, lo cual personalmente agradezco, pero si necesitas un poco de azúcar, ahí tienes los típicos presets de EQ para "Rock, Pop, Clásica..." y el potente "Bass boost" que tanto le gusta a la chavalada. El ANC no es el mejor del mercado, pero cumple estupendamente su función, la de aislarte del ruidoso mundo exterior. Los auriculares están hechos para orejas perfectamente canónicas. Si las tienes algo grandes tendrás problemas. No soy demasiado fan del regulador de la diadema.

I love it. Incredible sound and solid build quality. Battery life is outstanding. The only the issue I am facing is little bit stuttering noise due to unstable connections when connected to my laptop. With my iphone, I don’t face this issue. Overall a very satisfied with my purchase. You might feel little bit heat buildup around you ear since the surface contact of the headphone pads to the ears is little bit wide but very comfortable to wear it as the padding is excellent. So for indoor usage its fine; wouldn’t recommend for workouts.

A bateria dura no mínimo umas 48 horas mesmo depois de diversos meses de uso, o cancelamento de ruído é ótimo para dormir em avião, ônibus e carro (tenho muito problema com isso e esse fone já me salvou em situações de desespero), a qualidade do som impressiona todo o dia, adoro o fato que ele tem a opção de usar cabo (tenho um piano eletrônico que uso com ele)... a única reclamação que eu tenho é que às vezes o fone não reconhece que eu coloquei ele aí o cancelamento de ruído não funciona, às vezes tem que desligar e ligar para voltar a funcionar, mas isso é bem pequeno em comparação ao quão bom o fone é. Se você tem o dinheiro compre!

Good audio, decent microphone and convenient in use, especially the on/off detection

A premium product, well-priced. GREAT sound, comfort, battery life. That said, I am finding a few things to quibble about. 1) It's having difficulty connecting automatically to my PC running windows. No probs with the Momentum 2, but the 4 needs me to stick handle it manually on both sides, PC & headset. It shouldn't need that. 2) It should have no problem connecting to two PCs. It won't. My Momentum 2 will connect to PC + phone or two PCs, no problem. The shiny new Momentum 4: not so much. WTF? 3) The tension on the bridge - the curved upper part - doesn't seem to be adjustable. Neither was the Momentum 2, strictly speaking, but it turns out it was steel & in desperation I was able to spread it open hard, reducing pressure between the cups. I've read the bridge on the Momentum 4 is plastic, can't be forced. Not sure if this is true; I'll dig further before I risk breaking them. This is a big deal: I have a medical problem going on in my temples, and find the fairly stiff pressure of the Momentum 4 ear cups to be unpleasant. Certainly not something I can wear for hours. Grrr. OK, that's the bad & the ugly. Here's the good: aside from pressure probs just discussed, the cups are more comfortable on my ears. The headset has cushioning under the bridge that works: it's more comfortable there than the Momentum 2, for which I had to purchase a cushioning cover to reduce pressure on the center of my skull. The finger-driven functions invoked on the outside of the right-hand cup work well & do more than was offered by the Momentum 2. And if anything it's a prettier device. The Momentum 4 is also more comfortable than Sony's WH1000XM5. I find sound quality similar; noise cancellation similar too. Best part saved for last: When my Momentum 2 died earlier this year I called Customer Service. The device was a year PAST the warranty coverage, something I admitted up front. Asked could they quote me cost of service, if they could repair it. They suggested I send it in for a quote. Did so. They replaced it entirely with another (I'm sure its a refurb, or they replaced parts on mine & returned it). Came back looking & working as new. NO CHARGE. For a device a year past warranty? I was happy to pay for repair. Instead they've won my loyalty, my next purchase (the one you're looking at now) and I've raved about their approach to other people, and online. Years ago during a career in IT management & then consulting, I learned that a good device with superb service & support is ALWAYS better than the best device with none. My Sony WH1000XM5 headphones - just out of warranty - are now on the fritz & Sony doesn't want to hear from me. I can buy parts online or take it to a service firm which can probably fix it, but the experience is entirely different from my experience with Sennheiser. When I ran into that issue with Sony, I bought the Momentum 4. I won't be trying Bose in future, and won't bother with another Sony. My advice? Buy the Sennheiser. Or whatever you find most comfortable. Whatever you buy, get an extended warranty, either from the manufacturer or from Amazon. Amazon's warranty fulfillment is trouble-free & priced fairly. These things seem to die after a year or two. Or count on buying parts from Amazon & fixing it yourself if you're up for it.