At nearly 300 USD, the Momentum True Wireless are not a cheap, throwaway pair of wireless earphones. Do they sound like a 300 USD product When compared to top performing wired earphones in that price range, no, not entirely.

Feature set (Transparent Hearing esp.) – Refined tune – Amazing connection strength through obstacles

Will only pair with one device at a time – Underwhelming battery life – Touch controls are a mixed bag

What I liked: the Sennheiser sound does not disappoint; portability is alright (size wise); (pseudo-)multipoint functionality; decent (not good) battery life; good single-point connection distance

I am on 3rd month using them and I am already feeling sorry for this purchase, as they are starting to fail in functionality; From the beginning I had problems with them falling out of the ears, no matter which of the bundled silicon buds I would use.

The Sennheiser Momentum In-Ears are a fabulous listen to at this price. They're not up to the level of more expensive, multi-driver models – the slightly toned down mids see to that – but if you like your bass full and juicy, you're not going to be disappointed if you choose to splash out.

Although the individual qualities for the Momentum don't stand out from average that much, the final arbiter is the sound, in this case excellent and sublime. The best bass-to-midrange-to-treble balance I can remember, just warm enough and detailed without irritations - much like a B&W P5 raised to...

Sennheiser is one of the best names in sound quality today-their fashionable and modern looking Momentum on-ear headphones come in 7 attractive colors that are perfect for anyone's unique style. The compact, closed back, on-ear design isolates ambient noise and maximizes the music and the beat.

Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Over-Ear is for those who think their music is priceless

Hey all! Today, I'm taking yet another step into my favourite headphone manufacturers catalog, Sennheiser! This time, I went to a slightly higher margin from my usual's and took a mid-high range set for a go, the Sennheiser Momentum in-ears.

Clearly defined sound stage over all frequencies; well rounded bass without overtaking the rest of the track

Mids rounded back; highs are a little too forward

Solid headphones. Better than Beats and Bose in this price range. Doesn't distort at high volume like Bose. Better clarity and tighter overall sound than Beats. Small cable however.

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).

Comfortable, stylish, portable and feature-packed. Combine that with excellent sound quality and you have yourself a truly formidable pair of headphones in the Sennheiser Momentum 2 Wireless (M2 AEBT) headphones.