Hey all! Today, I'm taking yet another step into my favourite headphone manufacturers catalog, Sennheiser! This time, I went to a slightly higher margin from my usual's and took a mid-high range set for a go, the Sennheiser Momentum in-ears.

Clearly defined sound stage over all frequencies; well rounded bass without overtaking the rest of the track

Mids rounded back; highs are a little too forward

Although the individual qualities for the Momentum don't stand out from average that much, the final arbiter is the sound, in this case excellent and sublime. The best bass-to-midrange-to-treble balance I can remember, just warm enough and detailed without irritations - much like a B&W P5 raised to...

The Sennheiser Momentum In-Ears are a fabulous listen to at this price. They're not up to the level of more expensive, multi-driver models – the slightly toned down mids see to that – but if you like your bass full and juicy, you're not going to be disappointed if you choose to splash out.

At nearly 300 USD, the Momentum True Wireless are not a cheap, throwaway pair of wireless earphones. Do they sound like a 300 USD product When compared to top performing wired earphones in that price range, no, not entirely.

Feature set (Transparent Hearing esp.) – Refined tune – Amazing connection strength through obstacles

Will only pair with one device at a time – Underwhelming battery life – Touch controls are a mixed bag

What I liked: the Sennheiser sound does not disappoint; portability is alright (size wise); (pseudo-)multipoint functionality; decent (not good) battery life; good single-point connection distance

I am on 3rd month using them and I am already feeling sorry for this purchase, as they are starting to fail in functionality; From the beginning I had problems with them falling out of the ears, no matter which of the bundled silicon buds I would use.

Great pair of phones, I can say that if I ever get a pair of over ear headphones it would probably be from this brand. I have never heard someone say that they don't trust sennheiser in person, and I can now see why.

These are some great headphones, for $100 I wouldn't have bought any other pair; They don't have a perfectly flat sound like some people may prefer, but for my taste in music its great.

Not necessarily a con, but its not worth the time to put the headphones back in the case, I only use the case for traveling; Buttons don't work how they should on HTC 816, but that was to be expected.

The Sennheiser Momentum on-ear headphones are accurate in delivering sound quality but it's not designed for long periods of usage. With a price tag of $230, it failed to live up to my expectations.

+ Accurate sound signature; + Old-fashioned retro design

- Pricey for an on-ear headphone; - Discomforting

In-ear headphones are capable of awesome sound, but you might not be aware of that if you're used to hearing music through the cheap sets included with your smartphone. Even a slight step-up in headphone quality can nab you a set that can achieve ideal sound isolation from the outside world.

I have been recording and mixing songs for 7 years. Having a Sennheiser is my dream. Now I got that chance to experience this product and I must say that I am fully satisfied with the quality of the sound. It is as if the sound was already set up for auto tuning even if it's not.

Produces quality sound

Pricey for starters

Sennheiser's on- and over-ear Momentum models have been highly praised for successfully combining form and function, bringing Sennheiser audio performance to the style-focused headphone segment.

Lightweight and comfortable design; 3-button Android remote available; plentiful bass and solid overall performance

Midrange is a bit recessed