I've been comparing the Sennheiser Momentum HD1 Free and SoundMAGIC E11BT.

Until earlier this year I thought of Sennheiser for quality headphones, then I reviewed the Flex 5000 which came with a set of earbuds, since then a pair Sports buds and now this Bluetooth offering to give you total freedom of movement.

“Simply put, the Momentum are the best-sounding true wireless earbuds you can buy.”

Class-leading sound; Smooth; warm bass response; Whisper-quiet wireless connection; Breezy setup

Mediocre battery life; Not fully waterproof

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless is a great first attempt at truly wireless headphones. You’ll get incredible sound and build quality, but the total battery life is somewhat disappointing.

Superior sound quality ; Durable build quality

Battery life lags behind the competition ; Touch controls may be hit or miss

I have to say I was skeptical of the true wireless format before I tried the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless , but now they are in regular use for me when I am on-the-go locally.

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earphones cost a pretty penny but deliver very good audio quality you can adjust to your taste.

Excellent audio performance with rich lows and solid balance; Free app includes user-adjustable EQ to dial in preferred sound signature; Excellent mic intelligibility; Transparent listening mode.

Expensive; On-ear controls are a little cluttered.

Technically accomplished true wireless earphones offering lush sound, but the price is high and intuitiveness isn't what it should be.

Good spatial imaging; Rich sound; Good core Bluetooth performance;

Some inter-earpiece blips; The price is high;

Though things started out shaky, wire-free earphones are now hitting their stride. At $299.95, the handsome Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earphones are among the pricier options in a category that isn't exactly known for value. Luckily, they sound great and can be tweaked to your exact taste using a companion app. They also offer excellent mic intelligibility—a rarity in this category—and a transparent listening mode. Overall, a very high price is the only thing holding this pair back from our Editors' Choice. Design Let's start with the battery case. Just about every one we've seen so far is similar in size and material, and while this one doesn't deviate in its roughly 1.5-by-3.0-by-1.8-inch size (HWD), its gray, cloth-covered exterior is simple, original, and classy. It's one of the first cases that looks like something you might actually want to show off. It's also pretty necessary, as the earphones only get roughly four hours of battery life per charge, which is pretty mu...

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earphones cost a pretty penny but deliver very good audio quality you can adjust to your taste.

Excellent audio performance with rich lows and solid balance; Free app includes user-adjustable EQ to dial in preferred sound signature; Excellent mic intelligibility; Transparent listening mode

Expensive; On-ear controls are a little cluttered

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

It has been over a month since the Calgary Flames were unceremoniously booted from the quest for the Stanley Cup playoffs. I honestly did not expect them to go all the way this season, but I did expect them to get past the Colorado Avalanche.