Sennheiser Consumer Audio MOMENTUM 4 Wireless Headphones Bluetooth Headset for Crystal Clear Calls with Adaptive Noise Cancellation, Black, Over Ear

I love it. Incredible sound and solid build quality. Battery life is outstanding. The only the issue I am facing is little bit stuttering noise due to unstable connections when connected to my laptop. With my iphone, I don’t face this issue. Overall a very satisfied with my purchase. You might feel little bit heat buildup around you ear since the surface contact of the headphone pads to the ears is little bit wide but very comfortable to wear it as the padding is excellent. So for indoor usage its fine; wouldn’t recommend for workouts.

I currently own the Sennheiser Momentum 3 (M3) headphones, but I need an additional pair to replace my old, reliable Momentum 2 (M2), which unfortunately has a battery issue. Even after replacing the battery, the M2 still doesn’t work wirelessly.Initially, I thought there wasn’t much difference between the M3 and the Momentum 4 (M4) in terms of sound quality, as both have the same 42mm driver. However, after switching the Bluetooth codec to aptX Adaptive, which supports high bitrate, I noticed a significant improvement in sound quality while listening to music on YouTube. Despite YouTube not being the best audio source, the sound became clearer with resonant bass. Although I’m not an expert, I really enjoy the sound, making the M4 a worthwhile upgrade from the M3.The M4 boasts a 60-hour battery life, a touchpad, increased comfort, significantly improved Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and support for aptX Adaptive, which is comparable to Sony’s LDAC codec. On the other hand, my Sony WH-1000XM3 and XM4 support LDAC but don’t deliver the same high-quality sound. We appreciate Sony for its ANC and comfort, but not for its sound quality. In our opinion, the Bose QuietComfort 35 and the new QuietComfort models offer better sound quality than Sony, though they lack the bass presence of the M3 and M4. If we were to consider another pair of headphones, we would likely choose the Bose QC Ultra due to its support for aptX Adaptive.Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. I prefer Sennheiser for its sound quality, while my wife prefers Bose for its comfort and superior ANC. It’s fortunate that we don’t prefer the same headphones!

The audio quality of these headphones are great right out of the box, didn't even have to tweak with the EQ much just toned down the treble. My only issue is that the Sennheiser app degrades the audio quality for some reason and I did not know this. So at first the audio quality was really bad, it was as if I was listening music through 30 dollar headphones. I tried messing with every setting know to man and nothing seemed fix the bad quality, it was to the point where I had regretted buying the headphones and was thinking of selling them. Finally, I saw someone online mention that deleting the Sennheiser app helps increase audio quality of the headphones. The second I did that the audio quality was so much better and clear. So if you're reading this and are planning to get these headphones, just keep in mind about the app, if the headphones don't sound good just delete the app. I would give this a five star, but the debacle I faced makes me remove a star, otherwise they're great, very comfy and good for long listening sessions.

awesome devise... comes with hardcase and In plane connector.

Unfortunately, after two months of using the Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones, the noise cancellation feature has malfunctioned following light sweating during sports activities. While I understand these headphones are not water-resistant, I did not expect such minimal perspiration to cause damage. The quality of the internal components seems subpar compared to competitors. Sound quality alone is not enough for high-end headphones; durability and reliability are equally important.

Great sound

Sound quality is great but the leather ear covering gets too hot. It's not breathable at all

amazing performance....love the product