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

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...

It's never an easy decision to spend $350 on a set of cans, but if you're going to, you could do a whole lot worse than the Momentum – we see people do it every day.

Clear with solid range; Balanced sound for all genres; Noise isolation works well; Lightweight; Thoughtful and elegant design

Not foldable; A little pricey

I own a pair of Momentum Over-ears and i've always loved them. When i saw this in-ear model coming out I had to get it right away.

The design is great and the is definetly the sennheiser-quality

I waited a bit more depth from the sound but it's great when one gets used to it

Sennheiser has extended its over-ear and on-ear Momentum headphone line into the in-canal earphone realm. The $99.95 Momentum In-Ear earphones are significantly more affordable than the previous Momentum headphones, but they still come with an air of luxury thanks to their simple, elegant design.

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

Great sound for ear buds. Comfortable in my ear and they fit well. Color is nice and the cable seems sturdy. However not ideal buds for when your moving around a lot and walking around often. You can hear the thud noise from the movement of the buds in your ears bouncing around with every step.

The Sennheiser Momentum are some of the best headphones money can buy if you need a set to take out on the streets. They're comfortable, look a good deal swisher than Sennheiser's other sets and offer sound comparable to that of its best portable cans.

Dynamic; fun and engaging sound; Comfortable design; Excellent as an on-the-road headphone

Significant outlay for a portable pair

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...

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