All works and has a 45 degree connector which is great for pocket carry sound is great slso

Everyone wants to sell you a pair of true wireless in-ears - but not many companies have what it takes to compete with Sennheiser. You'll find daintier options, not to mention cheaper ones, but you won't find better-sounding buds at this price.

Very accomplished sound; Decent touch- and voice-control; aptX 5.0 and aptX low-latency Bluetooth;

Biggish buds and charging case; Humdrum battery life;

Very accomplished sound; Decent touch- and voice-control; aptX 5.0 and aptX low-latency Bluetooth;

Biggish buds and charging case; Humdrum battery life;

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...

The first part of our 3-part Sennheiser Momentum series headphones/earphones reviews, FunkyKit brings you the Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear review. A big thank you to Sennheiser for sending these Momentum series headphones for our reviews, but

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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

Is the Momentum True Wireless worth buying? Well, it comes with a hefty price tag of PHP 19,990 , but hey, we’re talking about Sennheiser here. And this is not your typical truly wireless monitors. In addition, Sennheiser is also throwing in a 2-year warranty.

German company Sennheiser has a sterling reputation for creating high-quality audio products, so I was understandably enthused when I learned they were making a pair of true wireless earbuds.

Sound One of the, if not the, best sounding true wireless set you can buy. Powerful but balanced audio with punchy bass and lots of detail; Design and fit They may look on the large side, but they’re light and comfortable for as long as the battery lasts.

Battery life Don’t expect them to last the duration of a medium-to-long haul flight, or any journey over 3.5 hours, for that matter; Controls No worse than many others, but touch controls are never the easiest to use — I'd much rather physical buttons.