Customer Ratings & Reviews

I did alot of research and thought these were it based on professional review sites. I bought these less than a week ago and my experience is very different. The audio quality (even after turning on high-quality audio in the Smart App and adjusting the EQ) was good, not $300 great. When double tapping the right earbud to turn on transparency mode, I got blasted by a VERY loud tone in the right earbud, much louder than max volume from my iPhone when playing music. Also, when situating the right earbud in the ear, depending on where I touch the earbud, I get a weird pulsing tone. I found the Smart App option to tailor the sound rather limiting.

Very disappointed. Expected more from brand. Chunky and pricey. Can not get consistent fit. And every touch to correct fit changes the devices mode.This is not a "you get what you paid for" moment.

A lot better than AirPods pro, however, you will pay $100 more.

Id seen amazing reviews on the sound fom these and really wanted to love them but I just wasn't impressed overall. Returned them within a couple of days of purchase. Bose quiet comfort buds fit far better and the sound from the momentums wasnt good enough to make the switch.

These headphones were very easy to connect and the pairing and sync has been very consistent as well. I use these to connect to calls from my garage where there is some background noise and they have performed well all the times.

These fit human ears comfortably (unlike other white plastic competitors), function well, have great battery life, and sound amazing. The price is high, but I'm quite happy.

all good but some times my calls are bad strain truly Bader me

Not the best, but not the worst. I've owned many earbuds and these got to be one of the ones that has the worst connections, I cannot go far with these ones at all or else the audio will start losing connections.

Didn’t fit well. Top heavy making it uncomfortable for me

I have the original Momentum True Wireless V1 which were great except for the battery drain. These do not have the battery drain issues, sound just has good and has noise cancelling to boot.

I bought theses hoping that they are worth the money I payed for them, unfortunately I did not agree on price to quality. I found that Bose quite comfort has better noise cancellation and better sound quality and fit. Overall I was disappointed with Sennheiser.

Worked for a little over a month. Great sound quality but don’t recommend for any bad weather or abuse in any way. Not sure how long they will last For indoor use with no sweat since it’s hard to deal with there warranty unlike apple. If you want a good rugged pair get AirPod Pros (the sound is good but not as great as momentum) are way better for weather and a pair lasted over 2 years 60 hrs a week for me as a UPS driver before the mics started having problems. I deal with rain and snow 12 hr shifts.

for the amount of money these cost, I expected way more better call quality. It could be a bad pair I have but I'll be returning these and sticking with my anker soundcore liberty neos which are a fraction of the price and sound good enough for casual listening.

The product arrived on time and well packaged. Performance is excellent for long periods. There does not, as of yet, appear to be interference due to microwave operation in the kitchen.

For a product that advertises that it's got "excellent" Active Noise Cancellation, it's actually got some of the worst Noise Cancellation that I've ever used, active or passive. In fact, most other earbuds that go into your ear canal have better passive noise cancellation than the MTW2's have active noise cancellation. Sitting in my living room 10 ft from a portable air conditioner, the MTW2's allow you to hear the AC just as well as you can without them in your ear at all. If you disable the ANC, the AC sounds a little louder than if you had nothing in your ear at all. As far as sound quality, they are middle of the road. Deep bass is not quite as boomy as my Jabra Elite 75T, but are better than my Bose QuiteComfort Earbuds. High end and mids aren't as distinguished as the Bose are capable of, and sound the same as the Jabra. That evaluation is without any significant ambient noise. Get near any droning noise and both the Jabra's and the Bose beat out the MTW2's easily. And lets be honest, if you're spending this kind of money on earbuds, you're expecting to hear your music the best hands down. As a caution, they do experience a pretty bad audio/video desync on YouTube and Plex apps. Honestly, if you're looking for a good pair of ANC earbuds, save $100 and get the Jabra Elite 75t which just got a firmware update to support ANC and are far better and cheaper than the Sennheiser MTW2.

Doesn't come with ear pieces to fit my ears. But of course they want you to spend more money for ear pieces that should come with a $300 IEM's.

Bought these for my wife and she has complained about them from the moment she got them due to the quality of sound and the connection issues

Incredible noise canceling capability. The equalizer and custom controls are really very easy to set up and use. A tailor to you type ear bud. They also stay in the ear pretty well too.

Each bud is high quality, made of black plastic with a Sennheiser logo etched on a silver touch-sensitive area. You insert and twist downwards in order to get a good seal in your ear. For my ears, they fit snugly and securely with the tips provided. I can seriously wear these all day, or until the battery runs out at least. You press the touch-sensitive area on both buds at the same time to enter pairing mode and they can be paired with up to 8 devices at one time. Sound quality is superb, I think they actually sound very close if not better than my favorite noise cancelling over-the-ear headphones. They deliver rich, full sound, and there’s a simple equalizer included with the app that works really well. You can dial in just the exact amount of bass that you are comfortable with. What’s awesome is the equalizer settings stay saved to the headphones themselves, so you do not need the app if you use them with another device. I’ve been playing the game Jurassic World Evolution while in lockdown over the past week or so and it’s something I fired up with these headphones and was instantly reminded how awesome John Williams soundtrack is. It was so much better through these buds than what I was used to through my computer speakers. It’s amazing how good active noise cancelling (ANC) is getting in these tiny wireless earbuds while still maintaining excellent battery life. The ANC here is just as good if not better than what I’m used to on big over-the-ear wireless cans (like the ones people wear on planes). Turning it on, background noise such as my keyboard as I’m typing this review just…disappear. The Transparent Noise or “listening” feature, works well but I did have issues switching between one mode or the other. By default, three taps on the right earbud activates or deactivate ANC while two taps on the same bud activates transparent mode. This is completely customizable in the app but I just left the defaults as is. I know my taps would register cause it beeps at every tap but sometimes I’d get stuck in transparent mode or vice versa and have to do it a second or third time for the mode to engage. Usually this issue occurred after pausing music on my iPad, so it could be just a weird software bug. I also had a few issues where Siri wouldn’t respond. Honestly, doesn't affect my review much because I just put them in and enjoy the sound, which is fantastic, but you may want to check other reviews to see if anyone else has had similar issues or if it was just me. I had no problems using them on my Windows PC. The charging case is a little larger than most competitors but still very much pocketable. The case charges only via USB-C, no wireless here unfortunately. It is covered in a fabric which makes it much more premium looking than almost any other case I have used or seen. Pros: Great sound for music, movies, or games. Snug Comfortable fit, includes multiple tips. Active Noise Cancelling works really well Transparent Hearing Splash and/or Sweat resistant. Bluetooth 5.0 Charging case is made with high quality cloth material Cons: Tapping to switch modes sometimes didn’t work. No wireless charging. Overall, if you value sound quality, noise cancelling, and comfort over anything else these are the hard to beat.

I've owned some pretty awesome Sennheiser gear in the past, and especially given the price tag, I had *very* high hopes. The sound wasn't great at all; it was ok, nice and clear, but they didn't go nearly loud enough. I tried all three included sizes of earbud tips, and none of them improved the sound at all. Any pair of cheap earbuds go louder than these things. Also, the Bluetooth connection is *horrendous*. I was sitting four feet away from my laptop, and they kept dropping out. These things were nowhere near ready for release. Sorry, Sennheiser.