Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good sound but not enough "strength" mostly meaning too low volume. The Master & Dynamic's in my opinion are better.

I decided to give a second chance to the new senheizer momentum 2 after the big disappointment from the 1. Unfortunately the same issues . The sound is excellent, senheizer is a great sound company , but after the third day sound started breaking up , and losing connection to my phone . So sad

sounds great but extreme lag during conference calls and youtube videos

Works well. Sounds goods. Could be more secure too wear..

Pretty good ear buds compared to other earbuds noise cancellation in industrial place no earbuds can cut that noise out!

Overall I’m pretty satisfied the them they can be a bit uncomfortable at first but I’ve gotten use to them.

I haven't had the opportunity to use this product yet but if its anything like it suggests I'm sure it will be great

Great pair of ear buds. I just wish I could use the left one independently of the right one

Some technical info regarding what was used during my testing for this review: Phone: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ OS: Android 10 ===Pros=== -Excellent sound for true wireless earbuds -Relatively small for true wireless earbuds that have active noise cancelling -All touch controls are customizable through app (*EXCEPT* for controls during calls) -Touch controls have audio cues -USB-C -Magnetic case and earbuds -Good bluetooth range ===Cons=== -Poor value for the price -[ANDROID] Mediocre battery life on Android devices that support aptX -Battery reporting from the earbuds is highly inaccurate -Mediocre call quality (sounds muffled), can sound distorted when the mic is obstructed -Groove on earbuds easily collects dirt over time [SOUND] The sound is probably the best I’ve heard with true wireless and tethered wireless earbuds. It never sounds muddy to me while having responsive bass. I’m not much of an audiophile or have any expertise in the audio field to describe what I’m hearing to give it justice but I think the best way I can put it is that they have a very neutral sound out of the box and sound the most accurate of out all the wireless earbuds I’ve used before. I can easily use the Equalizer to pump more bass or treble as I see fit though the range I can set it to is admittedly tighter. I can’t get the exaggerated/excessive bass that’s like booming from your car stereo when playing bass-heavy hip hop if I wanted to. But I can get to thumping levels where it wasn’t so much out of the box. So the booming bass is with these buds if you want it. It just won’t kick your ear drums like another earbud I’ve tried. Also worth noting is that the maximum volume of the MOMENTUM True Wireless 2 is lower than the average wireless headphone I’ve tried. If I had to guess I would say the max volume feels about 15% lower than the competition’s max volume. So what I mean is, if you set your volume to 100% on the MOMENTUM True Wireless 2, you can get that same volume of sound on most other headphones, including earbuds, at 85%. Will that matter to you? Maybe not. I’ve been able to compensate this so far by raising the volume. The problem may lie with lower volume recordings, like say a movie where they’re whispering in a hall, or some ASMR videos on YouTube. You may be one of those people in the comments complaining about the volume being too low when everyone else is saying they’re not having that problem. It’s your earbuds. [ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING or ANC] I still own full-size over ear noise cancelling headphones. When I compared that to the MTW2 inside my apartment, the MTW2 did a better job blocking out my computer’s fan noise and my TV. It didn’t silence them because I still heard them. But it dulled the sound, and did a better job than my over-ear headphone. But when I went outside to test, to my surprise, it was different. I live in Brooklyn, New York, one of the 5 boroughs of New York City. I live 1 block away from an above-ground subway line (The Q/B lines). There is no short supply of noise in my neighborhood. The MTW2 couldn’t block out the subway noise to my liking. Nor did it block out the bus and truck rumblings when I was nearby by them as they passed by me. The whole time I was wondering if I actually had noise cancelling on or not, so I kept triple-pressing my right earbud back and forth to hear the difference between ANC on and ANC off. The MTW2 is already aided by the benefit of being an in-ear earbuds so it has passive noise cancellation via sound isolation, provided you get a good tight fit. You’ll want a tight fit for the best sound anyway. But it didn’t matter. The ANC didn’t do that much better of a job than my sound isolation only earbuds of another brand. Here’s the thing though: You can tune out the background noise when you have music playing at a certain volume. The default 60% on my phone does a good job, and of course the higher the more effective. But you’re only drowning out the outside noise with your music. That’s not the ANC doing its job. When I’m listening to sports talk radio at the same volume (60%) that’s when the actual effectiveness of the ANC was exposed. It wasn’t much more effective than my other in-ear earbuds that were smaller and lighter with no ANC. [BATTERY LIFE] I was NEVER able to get the 7-hour claimed battery life in my tests. Volume was played at 60% through all tests. aptX with ANC: About 4 to 4.3 hours aptX without ANC: About 4.5 to 4.75 hours AAC with ANC: About 5.3 hours AAC without ANC: About 6.5 hours This was interesting to test because Apple’s iOS does NOT support aptX. So the earbuds will always stream with AAC by default. So theoretically, Apple devices won’t ever need to worry about battery life dramatically outside of Sennheiser’s claim. 6.5 hours with ANC off, is close to 7 hours. Perhaps at a volume lower than 60%, 7 hours can be done. Android devices are a whole different story. If your device supports aptX typically it will choose it by default. I can’t say for certain that this is the behavior across all Android devices, but I can confirm this with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. The average user is not going to know how to change the codec to AAC, which is to unlock the hidden by default Developer options menu then change the Bluetooth codec to AAC. Even then, this setting does not save. The moment you turn your MTW2 off or disconnect it from the device, your Android device will forget that setting. The next time it connects to your phone it will default to aptX again. Charging the battery takes roughly 1 hour to charge from 0% to 100%. [CASE] The case is the largest true wireless earbud case but it is still pocketable. It uses USB-C to charge. I got 3 full charges of 0% to 100%. On my 4th attempt, it only charged up to 80% before it stopped charging the earbuds entirely. The case looks very attractive although I have some concern about the case’s material. It uses a cloth/fabric type of material. I’m worried this type of material will soak up oils easily and be harder to clean. The case locks itself with magnets, which never are in danger of accidentally opening itself. The buds themselves also have magnets that allow it to clasp on to the case and keeping them attached, even when I held the case upside-down while open and aggressively tried to shake them out. [APP] You can change all of the touch controls functions as you see fit EXCEPT for the touch controls for call functions. It also lets you disable touch controls which is convenient, but also annoying in that it doesn’t follow through this concept all the way. You can disable touch but you’ll still hear the audio cues when you touch your earbud’s control pad even though they don’t do anything. The EQ doesn’t allow you to configure it by each frequency response, like most EQs. Instead you’re given an X/Y graph based on bass/treble levels (x-axis) vs high/low (y-axis). This makes it difficult for experienced audio users to configure mids to the way they want it to sound. I get what Sennheiser is trying to accomplish though. Their idea is simplifying the process of finding the sound you’re looking for by playing your music, then moving the target point on their EQ until the you find the sound you want. Oh, there are also NO EQ presets besides the neutral/flat out of the box setting, “Default”. But perhaps what I’ve found to be the most annoying thing about the app is that it almost always doesn’t stay connected to your earbuds after a period of time. [TOUCH CONTROLS] It makes a sound whenever you touch the touchpad. This helps me know if my press actually registered as a press on the buds. Even better is that the audio cues have different sounding tones for the button presses. The touch controls themselves are responsive. [CALL QUALITY] From my tests, the receiver of the call described the call as me sounding close, but I sounded muffled. This was evidenced from my end when they sounded unsure, hesitant, when I asked them how I sounded. Microphone placement seems to have a factor with the quality as well. When I twisted the earbud so that the microphone holes are more obstructed with the flap of skin outside of my ears (face-side) I was told my call sounded distorted. When is swiveled them back out of the way of that skin (I don’t know what it’s called) the distortion was gone but I still sounded muffled. Strangely though, I tested the microphone for sound quality on a voice memo and it sounded fine to me. I suspect the other functions that are only active during a phone call (e.g. sidetone) are the factors that degrade the call quality as opposed to using just the microphone itself. [BLUETOOTH RANGE/LATENCY] As far as range goes, I can only test up to 24 feet in my apartment, going through one wall of obstruction that’s 5 inches thick and it plays without any drops. However, when I have 2 layers of obstruction (so that’s about 10 inches of my walls) that’s when the drops start occurring and it’s no longer a listenable experience. With that said, 30 feet is probably well attainable provided it is in open space with no walls in the way. I didn’t experience many dropouts from the left and right, slave/master connection with the earbuds. I didn’t experience any latency issues with videos on YouTube or Netflix. The only time I did was when I played a rhythm game on an emulator, which tells me that a very slight latency issue does exist but it’s only a noticeable problem when you require extreme accuracy. I couldn’t really perceive any lag with lip-syncing in videos, even if they probably do exist. [CONCLUSION] Great sound but the cons outweigh the pros for me, especially when it’s not kind to the battery life of my phone. I can spend my money for less and get better features with comparable sound through adjusting the EQ.

Purchased to use at home for conference calls during pandemic lockdown. Works nicely with app on iPhone.

Cleans well & quiet. I'm very happy with this purchase. One minor complaint is that the wash cycle is long.

Great sound, just not great for working out, feel like they will fall out.

Quality of sound was good. Not a good fit for workouts.

Lasted for 8 months then the right ear bud stopped connecting. Also if you looking for great overall volume, these are not for you. Bose offers more in volume as well as bass response. Consider other options at or below this pricepoint.

The pairing worked very well, but the noise cancelation not so much. They're not the worst, but if you are looking for something to block away street sounds while you're walking your dog. These are not for you. If you just want something to enjoy a good audiobook while relaxing in your quite home, then yeah, sure, maybe.

I have to be honest and say that I was not impressed with sound quality of these buds. I tweaked the EQ and tried a few different genres but still dissatisfied. Low end lack along with highs to my ears. I ended up returning them. I had high hopes considering the Sennheiser brand. Just my own two cents. Other people swear by these things.

For $300 it isn’t worth it. ANC doesn’t work well at all. I tried on different size ear tips thinking it would change but nope. The only good thing about these ear buds is the battery life and the sound.

These are the best wireless earbuds available. Misplaced my first set and could not be without them. Best sound quality I have ever experienced among the 8 high end I have purchased before these.

Sounds good, but had to return due to malfunction.

Sennheiser products generally perform very well, sonically. These certainly do not disappoint . Very easy to pair and are quite comfortable as well. They have surprising battery life and charge quickly. Happy I purchased them.