Highly competitive in the sound and features departments at this price, the latest Momentums keep the legacy alive despite a less luxurious appearance Clean, neutral, musical sound 60-hour battery life Effective ANC Wired listening doesn’t require battery Drops predecessors’ classy aesthetic Earcups...

An overhauled design prioritizes comfort over the retro looks of Sennheiser’s past Momentums

Much-improved comfort, Better noise cancellation than before, Marathon 60-hour battery life

Terribly generic design, No more physical button controls, Headphones can power on unexpectedly

“Superb Sennheiser sound sets these wireless cans apart.”

Amazing battery life, Outstanding sound, Effective wind noise reduction, Comfortable, Effective ANC

No auto-off function

Outstanding battery life, predictable standard of build, deeply impressive audio quality and a price that makes them more competitive than ever.

Robust, assertive and engaging sound, Corking battery life, Great spec and control options, Impressive build and finish

Fractionally blunt low-frequency response, Touch controls are on a hair-trigger

After three years, Sennheiser has finally updated their Momentum wireless headphones. And they do not disappoint.

First-class sound quality, better than others at the same price. Good comfort, and great battery life!

Moise reduction does not threaten the very best. Gets a bit hot over time. Only three-band EQ.

I had some high expectations for the Momentum 4 and since its initial teaser, it has become one of my most anticipated headphone releases this year. Now that I have spent a good amount of time with it, I feel confident saying that it is one of the best wireless headphones I have had the pleasure of...

Bold, detailed and enjoyable sound; Epic battery life; Predictably high standard of build and finish;

Could be sharper with bass; Touch-controls are very eager; Generic looks;

Sennheiser's Momentum 4 Wireless noise-cancelling headphones ($349.95) are a marked departure from past entrieswith a completely different look and a revamped app experience. They easily compete with the top-rated Sony WH-1000XM5 ($399.99) and Bose QuietComfort 45 ($329) in terms of audio quality, offering a bass-forward-but-balanced sound signature with excellent clarity. They don't quite offer the same class-leading active noise cancellation (ANC) as either of those models, but they're in the same ballpark at least. And although we like the app's features, we'd prefer more granular control than its streamlined EQ allows. These minor drawbacks aside, the Momentum 4 Wireless headphones are a worthy alternative to our favorites from Bose and Sony.Streamlined Design, Long Battery Life The Momentum 4 Wireless headphones are exceptionally comfortable even for long listening sessions. The earcups swivel to fit your head and ensure a tight, secure fit. You can choose between black or wh...

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones deliver a wonderful audio experience and high-quality active noise cancellation at a fittingly high price.

Excellent audio performance with robust bass, detailed highs; Effective noise cancellation; Strong Bluetooth codec support; Handsome design with easy-to-operate on-ear controls

Underwhelming in-app EQ; App sometimes has trouble connecting to headphones

If you want effective noise cancelling headphones then take a look at the Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless. Not only do they cut the world out almost entirely but they sound fantastic and the battery lasts for ages, there's barely any bad to say.

Energetic, powerful sound, Adaptive ANC, 60 hours of battery, fast charging

Not great for exercise, EQ control could be more extensive