There's no extra zero added to the price above. Yes, it is all of a quarter of a lakh Rupees. High-quality sounds come at a premium price. That might as well be true with the Sennheiser MOMENTUM headphone, which is a luxury product made using expensive materials.

Excellent performance; Superb styling; Replaceable cables; Inline remote control

Earpads can be too small for ears; Expensive

8 SCORE OUT OF 10 The Good Superb design and styling Powerful and well balanced sound Excellent build The Bad Relatively costly Don't fold down Not...

Superb design and styling; Powerful and well balanced sound; Excellent build

Relatively costly; Don't fold down; Not the most sensitive

They're sleek and they sound great, though the high asking-price is a harsh caveat.

Striking design; Solid audio quality and connectivity

Expensive

The depth and breadth of the sound field produced by these earbuds is incredible -- definitely the best earbuds I've ever tried. The free sennheiser app -- also allows you to customize and fine tune the equalization a bit to your liking. Would agree with other reviewers re: volume.

Comfort and fit Outstanding sound quality Connectivity EQ customization through app

volume control and track selection a bit tricky

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless are the epitome of how wireless earbuds should sound. They're exciting, keep you engaged and don't sound congested or muddy in any way.

Best-in-class sound; Comfortable; Elegant

Connectivity can be problematic; Finicky touch controls; Expensive

The wireless, Momentum Free headphones from Sennheiser aim to offer a little luxury in terms of equipment and haptics, which means a leather case for transport, sound channels made of stainless steel for optics and good sound for the ears. Let's see if everything fits together.

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 Momentum In-Ears are peculiar earphones that can sound too bright on some genres, and just right on others, all while serving up robust bass response. If you're looking for a strong bass response, but perhaps something a bit less bright, consider the B&W C5 Series 2 or the Bose Freestyle .

Powerful audio performance with robust bass response and bright highs; Lightweight, elegant design; Excellent carrying case

Can be too bright at times; Only comes with two pairs of eartips

The Sennheiser Momentum Free would have made a lot more sense had it been truly wireless; even apart from that, it underwhelms in terms of performance, and even though it is fairly reliable, it is hard to recommend at a price of Rs. 14,990.

Well built; Light; easy for prolonged usage; Sweet; warm audio

Max volume is way too low; Timbre is too demure; Lacks fine details; Takes way too long to charge; Not as momentous as other Momentum siblings

Exceptional sound wrapped in a series of small annoyances

The best; purest sound of any true wireless buds yet; Durable earbud design and case; Comfortable; Good microphone performance

Wildly unintuitive touch controls; Flaky wireless; Need to have the case with you at all times; Twice the price and size of AirPods