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

At $299, the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless is a slam dunk. From the excellent fit and superb build quality to the fantastic sound quality, there isn't much room for improvement here.

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

I walked into this review hoping to be disappointed. Ever since I first reviewed them four years ago, the over-ear Sennheiser Momentum Wireless has been the model to beat in terms of supreme sound quality in the world of Bluetooth headphones.

Peerless sound quality

Kinda big; finicky controls

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

Striking design; Solid audio quality and connectivity

Expensive

While $300 is a lot to spend, you get a lot for it. Among true wireless earbuds, it's tough to top the sound quality, controls, and fit of the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless.

Great sound quality; Solid connection

Price; No foam tips; Isolation

The best true wireless buds you can get, fantastic sound, great fit they won't come loose and have three sizes of ear caps so you get a proper fit. Amazing sound and the app has various sound preferences. Connects automatically with my IPhone, and holds the connection really well.

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.

Excellent sound quality. Silky, rich sound with deep bass. The only thing I'd say is I'd wish they'd go louder. The touch controls are impressive but difficult to start with. Battery life is good and the carry case charges them in between use.

Paired these with a Creative Labs Sound Blaster E5 portable headphone DAC and amplifier. Only wired headphones can be used with the E5 (it can source music via Bluetooth). I use them when driving an open top car and find them to be excellent for hours on end with a sound quality that would be hard...