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# Auto On/Off & Smart Pause Active Noise Cancellation & Transparent Hearing 17-hour battery life SENNHEISER Momentum 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones with Alexa, Auto On/Off, Smart Pause Functionality and Smart Control App, Black

**Brand:** sennheiser
**Price:** VT116050
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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your audio game — hear every detail, miss nothing.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SENNHEISER Momentum 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones with Alexa, Auto On/Off, Smart Pause Functionality and Smart Control App, Black by sennheiser
- **How much does it cost?** VT116050 with free shipping
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## Best For

- sennheiser enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sennheiser brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Immersive Soundscape:** Sennheiser’s neodymium transducers deliver crystal-clear, balanced audio with deep bass and rich detail.
- • **Adaptive Noise Mastery:** Advanced ANC and Transparent Hearing modes let you control your environment, whether you want silence or awareness.
- • **Seamless Smart Control:** Auto On/Off and Smart Pause keep your music flowing without interruption.
- • **Effortless Connectivity:** Bluetooth 5.0 with automatic pairing and multi-device support keeps you connected on the go.
- • **Premium Comfort & Craftsmanship:** Genuine leather ear pads and headband ensure luxurious comfort for marathon listening sessions.

## Overview

The SENNHEISER Momentum 3 Wireless headphones combine 17 hours of battery life, advanced active noise cancellation, and smart features like auto on/off and smart pause. Crafted with premium leather and steel, they offer exceptional comfort and sound clarity, enhanced by Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and a user-friendly app for personalized control. Perfect for professionals who demand immersive sound and seamless usability in any environment.

## Description

With active noise cancellation, innovative transparent hearing and Sennheiser’s proprietary neodymium transducers the Momentum 3 wireless deliver exceptional sound like no other Bluetooth headphone to date. Enjoy advanced Features including smart pause and auto on/off, Bluetooth 5. 0 compliant connectivity and 17 hour battery life, all with timelessly elegant design and premium craftsmanship.

Review: Impressive Headphones - Even though I love music and have several pair of headphones, I probably fall short of being called an audiophile as I don’t know most of the technical terms related to headphones. So here’s my decidedly layman’s review: Received these today. Been listening to these off-and-on since. Even compared them to three of my other headphones (Beats Studio Wireless, Beats Studio Wired, and B&O H4 Wireless). This certainly outperforms all three (plus my Wireless Parrots) in almost and maybe every way. So far, I can confidently say these are the best headphones I’ve ever owned. Sound - best sounding headphones I’ve ever owned with the most accuracy of sound. I used to really like headphones that emphasized the bass (thus the previous Bests headphones), but now I lean toward more accuracy of sound. The bass is still there, but it’s not overpowering. ANC - these are the first headphones I’ve owned where I think I actually prefer to listen in Noise Cancelling mode. Usually I find ANC to flatten the sound, but here I find it actually results in slightly more depth and breadth of the sound field. So far, I seem to gravitate to the Anti-Wind setting which equates to the medium ANC setting. Battery Life - they arrived out of the box with 20% battery life. After playing with them a bit, I decided I better get them to a full charge. Probably because I kept checking on them, it seemed like they might not ever get past 60%, but after leaving them alone longer they reached 100%. They dipped down to 80% earlier but another charge and they were pretty quickly back to 100%. So far, much better than my Parrots which had the worst battery life of any wireless headphones I’ve ever owned. I also like that by pressing the middle button on the right cup, it verbally tells you the remaining battery life. In addition, you can see the battery life on the app on your phone as well as on the battery section on your iPhone itself. Been listening you them over an hour since last full charge and they’re still at 100%. Controls - I find them pretty intuitive. Phone paired pretty easily with my iPhone. It took a little more persistence to pair it with the Bluetooth adapter attached to my old school home stereo system, but that probably has more to do with my adapter and my own learning curve (adapter is new too). The top button is for turning ANC on or off as well turning Transparent Hearing on or off. So far, I like ANC on and Transparent Hearing turned off. That may change once I can travel (fly) for work again. Apps - the primary app is pretty cool. There are three ANC settings - Max, Anti Wind (medium), and Anti Pressure (low). So far, I find I like the aural soundscape of Anti Wind the best. It also tells you if you have Transparent Hearing turned on or off. You can also turn TH on/off via the app. There also is an equalizer but as opposed to my B&Os, so far I find I find I like it better if I leave it alone. As noted above it also tells you your remaining battery life. There is also a separate Tile app available you can use to locate your headphones. Through the app, you can see how close you are to your headphones as well “find” them by causing them to vibrate and emit a signal. Useful for sure, but I wish they emitted a louder sound. Not sure I’d hear them if there was any other sound around like in a loud airport. A little about how I’ve used them today and what I’ve listened to: Listened to a lot of Madonna today. Ray of Light album was first thing I tried out via my iPhone (Apple Music) as it has a pretty ambient soundscape. I wasn’t quite as blown away as I had hoped, but headphones did a very good job. This might be one where tampering with equalizer might be useful. I also listened to soundtrack for movie W.E. Wow. Sounded just phenomenal. Also listened to Sinead O’Connor’s Lion and the Cobra on vinyl via Bluetooth adapter connected to old school sound system. Overall, it did a good job given I was listening via pieced together technology. I’ll probably go back to just listening to vinyl on speakers, but still need to try it out with CD player. After, I did listen to Sinead’s I Want Your (Hands on Me) on my iPhone (Apple Music) and it sounded great although I did detect a bit of white noise hiss, but I attribute that more to it being an analog recording that likely hasn’t been digitally remastered. Also, some Ben Platt (also Apple Music on iPhone). Sounds great. Now listening to Madonna Madame X (Apple Music on iPhone). Sounds pretty phenomenal and I’m finding it a bit of fun to tamper with the equalizer on this one. Also, since I have an iPhone, I didn’t bother messing with setting up Alexa as my assistant. I’ll stick with Siri. For three years, I’ve known my next headphones would probably either be Sennheiser or Master & Dynamic. After doing a lot of research again recently before purchasing these, I think I made the right choice. Update: Day 2 Woke up late this morning and grabbed my headphones which have been charging overnight. Soon as I put them on, they automatically paired with my iPhone and started playing Lucky Star which I had started before I went to bed last night. I listened to rest of Madonna’s debut album as well. Her debut isn’t the most aurally nuanced (which is one of its charms). I’ve also listened to this album a ton since it came out in 1983 so wasn’t expecting any major surprises. However, I noticed certain elements that haven’t been as prominent to me before like certain percussion elements (Borderline) or saxophone riffs (I Know It) or synthesizer flourishes (Holiday/Think of Me). I do notice the headphones being a little more “touchy” as far as turning off/pausing if I touch them or turn so one of the cups touches a pillow. Not too annoying though. Just tried to recreate making it pause with those same motions and it didn’t do it now. Also sometimes when I put them around my neck or put them down, they automatically quit playing but often I have to put them in folded up position to turn them off although using middle button on right cup also seems to work. I don’t find (as some users have) that the phones are super sensitive to how they’re folded to be turned off so I like that. As long as they’re folded, they turn off. Wireless reach - I forgot to mention that when I listened to vinyl last night, the stereo is on second floor and I was in living room and I had no loss of signal so that was good. Loudness - phones do get plenty loud (certainly loud enough). Do I wish they got a bit louder? Sure, but they get quite loud for wireless headphones and it’s probably a good thing for my hearing they don’t get louder. Another Update: I don’t really use headphones for phone calls so can’t comment on that. Case - I actually like it. Much better than no case (I had to order a third party for my B&O headphones) or just a cloth bag. I know some would prefer a harder outer shell to the case and are worried their headphones will get damaged in their bag through the case, but it’s not like I’m gonna be packing ginsu knives in my totes or duffels. The cloth case will actually help it take up less room in my bag. I also like the inner pouch to hold the charging cable and cord for wired listening. I agree the equalizer could be a little more well designed (I actually like the equalizer on the B&O app), but I’m having more fun playing with it.
Review: Overall very good! - June 2020 (purchased these November 2019). Would I buy these again? Yes. Sound quality and build quality are great. ANC is okay -- not best-in-class, but that wasn't my priority with these. Comfort: I wear glasses and have long hair. No issue with these and glasses (thin frames), but hair needs to be tied up, otherwise it gets instantly caught in the sliders. I can wear these for ~5 hours straight. More than that and the tips of my ears start to hurt/they weigh on my head too much. I've worn then more (closer to the 5 hours) because my SO and I are both WFH due to COVID, but usually I'd only wear them a couple hours at a time. Intermittent issues with Bluetooth and my work computer (MacBook Pro). Ie, works perfectly for weeks at a time, then I'll randomly have to power cycle/re-pair/etc. No issues with connecting to my phone (Pixel 3) at all though. Battery life isn't actually that much of a negative. I charge them overnight occasionally, and have only run out of battery once. Plugged them in to my computer and continued to use them while they charged. --- Only issues: Relatively short battery life, as compared to other similar headphones. I haven't really had issues with battery life though -- generally just plug them in after work and they're obviously fully charged the next morning. Will only charge with included cable... My phone and work computer both charge with usb-c, so I thought it would be convenient to have headphones that also charged with a usb-c cord. Well, these headphones input seem to charge with the included cable. Any wall plug is fine though. I've had some issues connecting via bluetooth to my work computer (2016 Macbook Pro). Usually this is seamless and doesn't require me to do anything but sometimes I'll have to manually click "connect" in the Bluetooth options. Terrible first world problem, I know. Last dislike: these are pretty expensive, honestly. But you get what you pay for, and I wanted headphones that would last me a long time. -------- Overall, sound quality is good, noise cancelling is good (don't expect 110% silence though, from these or any other headphones), transparent hearing is actually a really cool feature, and being about to connect to multiple devices fairly seamlessly without an app is really nice. I picked these over the sony and bose headphones these are often compared against because my priorities were build and sound quality. ANC and battery life were important, but ultimately things that mattered less to me than build/sound quality. I use these for work and gaming. I work from home, but travel in to the office frequently. These fit my needs really well.

## Features

- Auto on:off and smart pause never miss a beat with seamless on:off and pause functionality; Plays your music faster than any other headphone
- Active noise cancellation and transparent hearing Momentum 3 wireless adapts to your environment wherever you find yourself
- Exceptional comfort soft ear pads and headband crafted from genuine leather insure exceptional wearing comfort during long listening sessions
- Three button interface provides easy operation without having to read a manual
- Automatic pairing mode makes setting up Momentum 3 wireless easy on the first activation

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07VW98ZKG |
| Additional Features | Noise Cancellation, Wireless |
| Antenna Location | Cycling, Exercising, Running |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 17 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 3 Hour |
| Best Sellers Rank | #217,171 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,990 in On-Ear Headphones #3,659 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Sennheiser |
| Brand Name | Sennheiser |
| Built-In Media | MOMENTUM 3 headphone, Carry case, USB-C charging cable, USB-C to A adapter, Analog cable |
| Cable Features | Detachable, Without Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones, Tablets, Laptops, Smart Speaker |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Control Type | control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 2,371 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Over-ear |
| Enclosure Material | Leather, Steel |
| External Testing Certification | Não aplicável |
| Form Factor | On Ear |
| Frequency Range | 6Hz - 22kHz |
| Frequency Response | 23000 GHz |
| Headphone Folding Features | On Ear |
| Headphone Jack | Wireless |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 470 Ohms |
| Item Type Name | headphone |
| Item Weight | 10.75 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sennheiser |
| Model Name | Momentum 3 Wireless |
| Model Number | M3AEBTXL |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Style Name | modern |
| Theme | Video Game |
| UPC | 615104316911 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sennheiser
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** On Ear
- **Impedance:** 470 Ohms

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the improvements of the 3rd gen of the headphone over the 2nd?**
A: The drivers in the Momentum 3 have increased in size, allowing them to be more powerful and deliver a better higher quality sound.  The build quality has gotten some tweeks, and uses real sheepskin leather.  They now use Bluetooth 5 and have aptx and aptx low latency.  They feature a smart pause to music when you take them off, and an auto shut off feature (auto on also) when you fold them.  The noise cx has gotten a boost and can be turned off or utilized in 3 modes (low pressure, anti wind, max).  They have USB-C charging which doubles as a wired connection to iPad pro or android phones.  They still come with 3.5 jack as well.  They are being reviewed as the best sounding headphones in this category hands down.

**Q: Does it have backup wired functionality in case the batteries die on-the-go?**
A: The Momentum 3 can use two different connections.  It comes with a 3.5mm jack (source) to 2.5mm jack (headphones) cable.  The Momentum's charging port (USB-C) can also be used as an input.  This is great for the Ipad Pro or Android phones that use USB-C for charging.  The cans come with a USB-C to USB-C cable for charging that doubles as a wired source.

**Q: Is the headphone compatible with either aptx-hd or aptx-ll?**
A: Only aptX and aptX low latency, not apt-X HD.

**Q: Is the battery replaceable?**
A: Yes with a bit of time and a torx screw driver set no horrible amounts of glue inside

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressive Headphones
*by K***H on May 21, 2020*

Even though I love music and have several pair of headphones, I probably fall short of being called an audiophile as I don’t know most of the technical terms related to headphones. So here’s my decidedly layman’s review: Received these today. Been listening to these off-and-on since. Even compared them to three of my other headphones (Beats Studio Wireless, Beats Studio Wired, and B&O H4 Wireless). This certainly outperforms all three (plus my Wireless Parrots) in almost and maybe every way. So far, I can confidently say these are the best headphones I’ve ever owned. Sound - best sounding headphones I’ve ever owned with the most accuracy of sound. I used to really like headphones that emphasized the bass (thus the previous Bests headphones), but now I lean toward more accuracy of sound. The bass is still there, but it’s not overpowering. ANC - these are the first headphones I’ve owned where I think I actually prefer to listen in Noise Cancelling mode. Usually I find ANC to flatten the sound, but here I find it actually results in slightly more depth and breadth of the sound field. So far, I seem to gravitate to the Anti-Wind setting which equates to the medium ANC setting. Battery Life - they arrived out of the box with 20% battery life. After playing with them a bit, I decided I better get them to a full charge. Probably because I kept checking on them, it seemed like they might not ever get past 60%, but after leaving them alone longer they reached 100%. They dipped down to 80% earlier but another charge and they were pretty quickly back to 100%. So far, much better than my Parrots which had the worst battery life of any wireless headphones I’ve ever owned. I also like that by pressing the middle button on the right cup, it verbally tells you the remaining battery life. In addition, you can see the battery life on the app on your phone as well as on the battery section on your iPhone itself. Been listening you them over an hour since last full charge and they’re still at 100%. Controls - I find them pretty intuitive. Phone paired pretty easily with my iPhone. It took a little more persistence to pair it with the Bluetooth adapter attached to my old school home stereo system, but that probably has more to do with my adapter and my own learning curve (adapter is new too). The top button is for turning ANC on or off as well turning Transparent Hearing on or off. So far, I like ANC on and Transparent Hearing turned off. That may change once I can travel (fly) for work again. Apps - the primary app is pretty cool. There are three ANC settings - Max, Anti Wind (medium), and Anti Pressure (low). So far, I find I like the aural soundscape of Anti Wind the best. It also tells you if you have Transparent Hearing turned on or off. You can also turn TH on/off via the app. There also is an equalizer but as opposed to my B&Os, so far I find I find I like it better if I leave it alone. As noted above it also tells you your remaining battery life. There is also a separate Tile app available you can use to locate your headphones. Through the app, you can see how close you are to your headphones as well “find” them by causing them to vibrate and emit a signal. Useful for sure, but I wish they emitted a louder sound. Not sure I’d hear them if there was any other sound around like in a loud airport. A little about how I’ve used them today and what I’ve listened to: Listened to a lot of Madonna today. Ray of Light album was first thing I tried out via my iPhone (Apple Music) as it has a pretty ambient soundscape. I wasn’t quite as blown away as I had hoped, but headphones did a very good job. This might be one where tampering with equalizer might be useful. I also listened to soundtrack for movie W.E. Wow. Sounded just phenomenal. Also listened to Sinead O’Connor’s Lion and the Cobra on vinyl via Bluetooth adapter connected to old school sound system. Overall, it did a good job given I was listening via pieced together technology. I’ll probably go back to just listening to vinyl on speakers, but still need to try it out with CD player. After, I did listen to Sinead’s I Want Your (Hands on Me) on my iPhone (Apple Music) and it sounded great although I did detect a bit of white noise hiss, but I attribute that more to it being an analog recording that likely hasn’t been digitally remastered. Also, some Ben Platt (also Apple Music on iPhone). Sounds great. Now listening to Madonna Madame X (Apple Music on iPhone). Sounds pretty phenomenal and I’m finding it a bit of fun to tamper with the equalizer on this one. Also, since I have an iPhone, I didn’t bother messing with setting up Alexa as my assistant. I’ll stick with Siri. For three years, I’ve known my next headphones would probably either be Sennheiser or Master & Dynamic. After doing a lot of research again recently before purchasing these, I think I made the right choice. Update: Day 2 Woke up late this morning and grabbed my headphones which have been charging overnight. Soon as I put them on, they automatically paired with my iPhone and started playing Lucky Star which I had started before I went to bed last night. I listened to rest of Madonna’s debut album as well. Her debut isn’t the most aurally nuanced (which is one of its charms). I’ve also listened to this album a ton since it came out in 1983 so wasn’t expecting any major surprises. However, I noticed certain elements that haven’t been as prominent to me before like certain percussion elements (Borderline) or saxophone riffs (I Know It) or synthesizer flourishes (Holiday/Think of Me). I do notice the headphones being a little more “touchy” as far as turning off/pausing if I touch them or turn so one of the cups touches a pillow. Not too annoying though. Just tried to recreate making it pause with those same motions and it didn’t do it now. Also sometimes when I put them around my neck or put them down, they automatically quit playing but often I have to put them in folded up position to turn them off although using middle button on right cup also seems to work. I don’t find (as some users have) that the phones are super sensitive to how they’re folded to be turned off so I like that. As long as they’re folded, they turn off. Wireless reach - I forgot to mention that when I listened to vinyl last night, the stereo is on second floor and I was in living room and I had no loss of signal so that was good. Loudness - phones do get plenty loud (certainly loud enough). Do I wish they got a bit louder? Sure, but they get quite loud for wireless headphones and it’s probably a good thing for my hearing they don’t get louder. Another Update: I don’t really use headphones for phone calls so can’t comment on that. Case - I actually like it. Much better than no case (I had to order a third party for my B&O headphones) or just a cloth bag. I know some would prefer a harder outer shell to the case and are worried their headphones will get damaged in their bag through the case, but it’s not like I’m gonna be packing ginsu knives in my totes or duffels. The cloth case will actually help it take up less room in my bag. I also like the inner pouch to hold the charging cable and cord for wired listening. I agree the equalizer could be a little more well designed (I actually like the equalizer on the B&O app), but I’m having more fun playing with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overall very good!
*by M***H on February 19, 2020*

June 2020 (purchased these November 2019). Would I buy these again? Yes. Sound quality and build quality are great. ANC is okay -- not best-in-class, but that wasn't my priority with these. Comfort: I wear glasses and have long hair. No issue with these and glasses (thin frames), but hair needs to be tied up, otherwise it gets instantly caught in the sliders. I can wear these for ~5 hours straight. More than that and the tips of my ears start to hurt/they weigh on my head too much. I've worn then more (closer to the 5 hours) because my SO and I are both WFH due to COVID, but usually I'd only wear them a couple hours at a time. Intermittent issues with Bluetooth and my work computer (MacBook Pro). Ie, works perfectly for weeks at a time, then I'll randomly have to power cycle/re-pair/etc. No issues with connecting to my phone (Pixel 3) at all though. Battery life isn't actually that much of a negative. I charge them overnight occasionally, and have only run out of battery once. Plugged them in to my computer and continued to use them while they charged. --- Only issues: Relatively short battery life, as compared to other similar headphones. I haven't really had issues with battery life though -- generally just plug them in after work and they're obviously fully charged the next morning. Will only charge with included cable... My phone and work computer both charge with usb-c, so I thought it would be convenient to have headphones that also charged with a usb-c cord. Well, these headphones input seem to charge with the included cable. Any wall plug is fine though. I've had some issues connecting via bluetooth to my work computer (2016 Macbook Pro). Usually this is seamless and doesn't require me to do anything but sometimes I'll have to manually click "connect" in the Bluetooth options. Terrible first world problem, I know. Last dislike: these are pretty expensive, honestly. But you get what you pay for, and I wanted headphones that would last me a long time. -------- Overall, sound quality is good, noise cancelling is good (don't expect 110% silence though, from these or any other headphones), transparent hearing is actually a really cool feature, and being about to connect to multiple devices fairly seamlessly without an app is really nice. I picked these over the sony and bose headphones these are often compared against because my priorities were build and sound quality. ANC and battery life were important, but ultimately things that mattered less to me than build/sound quality. I use these for work and gaming. I work from home, but travel in to the office frequently. These fit my needs really well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I don't know if I love them or hate them
*by D***K on April 5, 2021*

-- I've had these for a little over a year, and I really want to love them, but there are some serious flaws: 1. noise cancellation is useless if there is any wind. The shape and placement of the mics amplifies the wind 2. I don't know why nearly every set of headphones does this, but placing the controls on the back means that leaning back or laying down hits the buttons 3. the mechanism for holding the pads down keeps them from going back in place if the start to slid out, making the pads fall off fairly easily 4. they can only connect to two devices. At first I thought this meant, like my other devices, that it could only USE 2 devices at once, but, no: it will only connect to two devices 5. the first device you pair this with is labeled "phone 1," EVERYTHING after that is labeled "phone 2" -- remember when I said it'll only connect to 2 devices? Good luck trying to track down what devices are connecting and keeping you from connecting to your intended device 6. the phone app has only ever worked once for me, though, tbh, this seems on-par with all other bt headsets 7. when on a call or using the mic, you can't control the volume and you can't listen to anything else besides that call 8. only one source at a time. My last headset, a Turtle Beach headset, I could connect to FOUR at once. And Xbox source, headphone jack, and 2 bluetooth sources. That was awesome for long conferences 9. it's nearly impossible to switch bluetooth sources on purpose. If I get a spam call, I'll need to turn them off and then back on to get any audio besides other phone calls 10. pass-through sound always mutes the audio. If the app worked, it would be nice to be able to control the amount of pass-through sound vs audio 11. WHY IN EARTH did they make the audio jack some weird tiny almost proprietary thing and not a normal jack?! The Good: 1. They sound AMAZING. If I'm just sitting at my desk or relaxing at night, they are perfect 2. The noise-cancellation works really well, especially when you're actually listening to something. This along with the great sound will have me lost in my music, movies, or games 3. I really like the carrying case it came with. Yeah, it's not a solid case, but it fits all cables and chargers and the headset and fits really well in my backpack 4. they seem really sturdy. I recklessly thrown these into my backpack a lot without packing them into their case, I sleep with them on, I've taken them camping/hiking: they've been through a lot 5. These are hands-down the best looking headset in my opinion. Not too boring, not so flashy they look gamey These have the potential to be my favorite headset ever, but they are ruined by lousy firmware that, hopefully, can be fixed later. I wouldn't count on it though 6 Year Review edit: These have outlasted every other pair of headphones I've ever owned. I now believe they will outlast humanity itself. I've used them nearly everyday for 6 years now

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