Sennheiser's Momentum family goes from strength to strength - here's another impressive addition The Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear Wireless are more of a commuting companion than gym buddy.

Open; lucid sound; Bags of detail; Expressive midrange; Excellent dynamics; Powerful bass

Neckband design won't appeal to everyone; Bass a little overegged

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

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

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Chances are that if you know a thing or two about audio gear, you've heard of Sennheiser. The German company began all the way back in 1945 and has created headphone legends throughout its lengthy lifetime . However, Sennheiser's audience has traditionally been audiophiles.

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?

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