If you have prejudices against closed headphones, Sennheiser's Momentum is a model that can really open your ears. Literally. The most obvious difference between headphones

Full-bodied and engaging sound

Not foldable

These are really really good. Clear sound and great bass. I was worried I spent too much but these are definitely worth the money and don't look / feel cheap at all if you don't use headphones as much as me.

The Momentum is such a perfect name for this headphone. As Sennheiser's first consumer oriented upper tier headphone it has done just about everything right and I'm sure it is the first of many headphones Sennheiser makes primarily targeted at the mainstream consumer.

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.

These are the best Bluetooth headphones on the market. They are extremely comfortable, they sound excellent and last for around 22 hours before the batteries need recharging. The icing on the cake was the excellent DJ service and the fact that these headphones are half priced at the moment (They...

In conclusion, if you are looking for a sub HK$1000 pair on in-ear headphones, and you cherish the accurate sounds and large range of depth of your music, the Sennheiser In-Ear should be right up there on your shopping list.

Sennheiser has long been a fixture in the professional audio and high-end audiophile market. I've used my Sennheiser HD 595 and HD 600 Open Dynamic headphones for many applications - in the studio for reference monitoring, for sound quality consulting, and for audio forensics.

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

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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