Today we are taking a look at one of Sennheiser's latest products. While the Momentum series of headphones has been around for a while now, this series has only been available as over-the-ear or on-head products. Today, however, we are taking a look at their in-ear Momentum earphones.

Excellent comfort; Well balanced audio; Look great; Work well with any stereo or headset-compatible device; High-quality carrying case; Great flat-ish cable stays untangled

Absolutely nothing

I won't be shy to proclaim that you should drop those earphones that were packaged together with your smartphone and pick up the Momentum In-Ear. Plain and simple, if you're curious about what all these audiophiles are talking about and don't want to spend a fortune, the Momentum In-Ear is the...

Big bass and crystal clear highs in a pair of in-ear headphones costing under £100. What's not to like

The Momentum in-ear earphones offer great performance for everyday use. You can confidently say that these are probably the first earphones that come with treble boosting while also delivering great bass response.

Vibrant mids Bright highs Strong cables that are tangle-free Metallic ear pieces Very low distortion even at high volume Good looking (Swaggy) design Wonderful; compact carry case with enough space to store 2 more earphones

A little bit pricey Would expect an additional pair of ear tips Some music tracks can sound too bright

Aeternoblade Price: $14.99 System(s): PS Vita (Nintendo 3DS) Release Date: February 11, 2015 (3DS Feb. 18) Publisher (Developer): Corecell Technology (Corecell Technology) ESRB Rating: "Everyone" for Fantasy Violence, Mild Language and Mild Suggestive Themes Through either personal experience or...

Anyone with a history of buying into Sennheiser's Momentum family will understand exactly what that means: premium design and high- quality sound. So no pressure, then, on the latest arrival to the set, the Momentum In-Ears: ugly little sibling or prize-winning addition