These are not the best ANC headphones, but who cares? They have the most engaging sound reviewed and it makes music easy to listen to. Strong boomy but compact bass and bright sparkly but contained treble keeps music coming to you but not shouting, the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless offers...

Clean sound with strong bass and brilliant treble; Supports USB audio; Cross-connectivity app controls

ANC is not as impressive as the sound tuning

The Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless at this price is essentially appealing to the same demographic of users who would be able to also afford the Sony WH-1000XM3 (around Rs 29,990) or the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 (this mouthful name will cost you around Rs 34,500). Elite company, that.

The Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless are decent noise cancelling headphones that have a good audio quality and a sleek retro look. They'r...

So are the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 3 headphones worth buying? Well, yes, they are. These are definitely worthy successors to previous models of the Momentum series, offering an excellent sound-quality, great noise-cancellation, a good-looking design, and a comfortable fit.

Style, substance, and incredible sound

The headphones are comfortable despite being bulky and have a strong Bluetooth connectivity. The not-so-effective ANC is compensated by the clear and loud sound output and if not for that, these would have been a really overpriced pair of headphones.

Your choice of premium wireless noise-cancelling headphones just got a little bit wider - this third version of Sennheiser’s Momentum Wireless is the best yet.

Lovely design and finish; Sophisticated, engaging sound; aptX Bluetooth (and aptX Low Latency too);

Can be bettered for noise-cancelling; Quite large; Ordinary battery life;

A typical pair of headphones from Sennheiser will focus on rich, but measured, bass response and crisp highs—and the visual design may look more utilitarian than luxurious. So, it's interesting to watch the company add a little bit of variety to its formidable line-up. The Momentum On-Ear (229.95 direct), like its over-the-ear cousin, is an eye-catching pair of headphones. The sound signature here is more about boosted bass than flat response, but there's a steady balance that is maintained—things never seem overwhelmingly in favor of the lows. The performance is clean at high volumes and the headphones are comfortable over long listening periods. The Momentum On-Ear is worth the high price for those seeking added low-end presence without veering into Beats-level bass boosting.DesignAvailable in six color schemes (black, blue, brown, green, ivory, and pink—with varying cable colors depending on the model), the Momentum On-Ear looks, unsurprisingly, quite similar to its around-the-...

The comfortable Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear headphones deliver a boosted-bass response that manages to not overwhelm the overall balance of the mix.

Distortion-free, quality audio performance with plenty of rich low-end; Very secure, comfortable on-ear design; Includes two detachable cables, one with remote control and microphone for iOS devices

Sound signature is a bit bass heavy; No adapter accessories for headphone jacks

Sennheiser may have a wide-ranging lineup of headphones, but it's never offered anything like the Momentum before: a high-performance, audiophile-oriented headphone that's been specifically designed for use with phones and other portable music players.

The Sennheiser Momentum headphones may not have enough bass to satisfy every taste, but they are in every other way the best-sounding full-size audiophile headphones we've heard in a long time.

The Sennheiser Momentum headphones are an elegant full-size over-the-ear pair featuring a brushed stainless-steel headband and plush, leather-covered earpads. Sound and build quality are excellent, and the headphones come with a nice carrying case, as well as two cables, one of which has an Apple-friendly in-line remote and microphone.

The Momentum headphones are pricey and don't fold flat for compact storage.

In the last few months, Sennheiser's been blowing out the original version of its highly regarded Momentum headphones, selling them for less than $200 online after starting them out at $379 a couple of years ago. The reason for the price drop is that the company has new over-ear and on-ear Momentums, including new wireless models.

While it may be a bit overpriced, the Momentum 2.0 Wireless is an excellent and well-designed Bluetooth headphone with active noise-cancellation that also offers strong wired performance.

The Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 Wireless is a well-designed, sturdy headphone, that folds up for more compact storage and features excellent sound over Bluetooth, as well as over a wired connection. The headphone is also equipped with active noise-cancellation and has dual microphones for use as a cell-phone headset.

Expensive; like the Beats Studio Wireless, you can't turn noise-cancellation off (it's always on when you use Bluetooth).