Customer Ratings & Reviews

I must say that my experience with Sennheiser headphones has been nothing short of satisfying. The impeccable sound quality and exceptional noise cancellation capabilities truly make a difference, especially in a bustling office setting where distractions abound. It's a sheer delight to have the ability to drown out unwanted noise and focus on the task at hand. Additionally, the option to use one ear while keeping the other open is a fantastic feature that enhances convenience and situational awareness. During my workouts, I found that these headphones remain securely in place, with minimal movement or discomfort. Although occasional adjustments may be necessary to ensure a snug fit, I never had to worry about them falling out during vigorous activities. What truly sealed the deal for me, however, were the custom touch controls and the remarkable clarity of the audio. Being able to effortlessly navigate through my music or adjust settings with a simple touch is a game-changer. Moreover, the sound reproduction is incredibly crisp, allowing me to fully immerse myself in my favorite tunes with an unparalleled level of precision. Overall, Sennheiser headphones have surpassed my expectations and I highly recommend them to anyone seeking a remarkable audio experience coupled with practical features.

I do like these quite a bit, but Sennheiser has a lot of work to do to warrant $300 like all the top earbuds on the market. Pros: The sound is loud and good. It's a typical Sennheiser sound stage that attempts to prioritize the highs and lows overthe mids, and while it's good, I still prefer balance. To those who like bass, these are great for that. The case is very nice with the fabric exterior that doesn't show fingerprints or scratches instantly. The earbuds will eject if you drop it though. I also don't like the charhing light being next to the charging port though. The graphite color looks very nice, but still subtle. Other than the Beoplay EX, these must be the best color on the market. The warranty time is excellent on these. Cons: These are huge. I understand that they have large drivers and a long battery life, but they're still almost too big. There is some kind of glitch that makes it so I can't use my left earbud until I put it only back in the case. I can't put them both in and take both out to fix it. I habe to put only the one away. There is a painfully obvious white noise with the max noise cancellation, which means it's not really cancelling noise at all. Luckily, the passive cancellation is pretty good. The right earbud died almost immediately. The contacts are too close in the case, and I suspect some sweat could have caused a short, or they were basically DOA. The eartips are all somewhat worthless. They're basically just domes that don't really flex. You need Spinfits to get these just right. All in all, I enjoyed these quite a bit. The quality is there, but they're not $300 polished like the new Sony WF-1000XM5. For the price, go Sony big time. They do LDAC, they're smaller, the noise cancelling is perfect, the foam eartips are very comfortable, the magnets are way stronger, and basically solves every con that I named here.

They are excellent pair of earphones. I really love how it’s one of the very few to have a custom equalizer. And not only that it has anti-wind which is amazing. However besides the amazing features the only reason from giving it a perfect home run is the Bluetooth connectivity. Every once and a while when I’m hearing music it cuts off for 2-3 seconds and starts playing again. Other that that I would definitely recommend these to anyone who wants lots of gadgets with such simple simplicity and easy to use. On the other hand you are able to custom the touch controls through the app. And for the price it’s definitely worth it. Feels like you’re in a whole different universe.

Very pleasantly surprised by the audio quality of the Sennheiser MTW3. Updated to the latest firmware right out of the box and haven't experienced any issues. I also have the B&O EX and these surpass them, in my opinion. Music sounds fuller / more robust, ANC is better, and fit is better in my ears. Highly recommend.

Very happy with these. Crystal clear sound. The noise cancelation is adjustable digitally and works well. Im glad I didn’t buy another brand. Sennheiser is typically the best quality for the price. Battery life is really long.

overall this meets my expectations from a Sennheiser product, excelling in music playback sound quality as well as voice calls. My issue is now product hardware integrity. in my left ear, I am getting a feed-back noise especially when the ANC is on.

These ear buds are great, they fit very nicely and extremely well balanced in your ear. The sound quality is excellent, nothing short of what you would expect from Sennheiser

Really amazing quality. Bass is nice. Case is a bit bulkier than the Apple Pros but I can deal with it. Has its own App where you can adjust EQ, noise cancellation, etc. I do recommend this product.

Ok so at first I loved these, however I now have to send them back to the company because my year is almost up and the right ear of the bud you can hardly hear out of. The left works fine but not the right. My husband also had a pair that when he first bought they came broken and had to send back and now his year is up and his don’t work. Do I would have to say no these. I wanted to love them. I will look forward to getting my replacement and see if they have done any updates but I won’t hold my breath. They are very comfortable and I really did want to love them which makes me sad that I’m having this issue. If I get the new pair without issues and have no problems I will update this review.

I purchased these coming from mostly Budget to Mid-grade TWS buds(Skullcandy, powerbeats, etc) I decided to take a step into the Semi-Audiophile high res TWS game, and boy am I glad I did. These are some of the most Clear, rich, & deep sounding buds I've ever heard and just makes listening to any of my others sound muddy or "blown out". The real treat with these is when you upgrade to the latest firmware and use the Sound Personalizaion feature, prue eargasm. I am a true appreciator of music and my taste is broad from Hip-Hop, (edm)Drum & Bass, jazz, r&b, rock, and metal. I find that when I am listening to my music its like I am unlocking another hidden level of depth in the song that was there all along. Such a pleasurable experience. Comfort-wise, I can wear these buds pretty much all day and not really experience any discomfort or slippage thank to the included "fins". although at some point I may invest in some comply foam tips for that perfect seal. The noise cancelation is average, nothing to write home about but works great for my needs as I typically still want to be aware of my surroundings when I am out and about. Battery life on the buds alone with a full charge is advertised as 7 hours and that about what I get...no complaints there especially when the case will give you an additional hour of use with just 10 minutes sitting in the case. My ONLY concern with these buds is that with some research on the netm you'll see that these have had quite a few issue with one of the bud randomly quit working after a few months(usually the right side). I decided to take a chance but also purchase the Geek protection in addition to the standard 2 year Sennheiser warranty just in case. Overall 10/10 Solid purchase, and now I think I'm inspired to venture into the audiophile grade wired IEMs. LOL

Let me start by sahing these are the best sounding wireless earbuds I have ever owned. Thats where the praise stops, however. I have the Sony XM 4’s, Airpod Pro’s, Beats Fit Pro and the Soundcore Liberty Pro 3. All of them have their flaws, but when you take them out of the case, they work. Their basic function “to work,” just works haha. The same cannot be said for the Momentum True Wireless 3’s. I have tried unpairing and repairing. Deleting the app and reloading it. Deleting them from the bluetooth and then reconnecting. None of it works. I will open the box and put them in my ears and they say “connected” then simply “not connected.” But if you search through Bluetooth, it says connected. The Smart Control app says connected. The earbuds will even turn on and off noise cancelling, but no audio plays. Ive switched between Apple Music, Spotify and Youtube. The screen displays my audio is playing, and even on Youtube the video will play, but nothing is coming through the headphone. Just awful. To not be able to just put them in your ears and go is such a disappointment. And, no, I didn’t even have it connected to multiple devices at one time. I also tried this connection process separately, over multiple devices to see if it was my phone’s fault. A 12 pro max, an ipad pro and a 13 pro all had the same issues. So bad. Will be returning right away.

They were a good deal, also sound good and fit comfortably.

As far as sound quality, Active noise cancellation, and Transparency...... these earbuds are SECOND TO NONE. PHENOMENAL. Even the call quality is good. Battery life is also great. Now the fit is HORRIBLE. Doesn't stay in your ears AT ALL which defeats the purpose of having ANC. You can tell they did NO research in ear ergonomics. And then after 2 quick months of normal to low use the right earbud started to beep UNCONTROLLABLY to the point I had to return them. I saw the same issues from hundreds of people but I took a chance and trusted the name..... I'll take heed next time. If you buy them get the Best Buy warranty!!!!!!!!!!

I’ll open this by saying these are hands down the BEST earbuds I’ve ever owned and trust me, I’ve owned a lot of earbuds. I am a huge fan of Sennheiser, who makes products which accurately represent what was recorded. Their headphones sound more natural, the way the artists actually-sounded during recording. I was extremely anxious to get my hands and ears on the newest Momentum True Wireless 3. Now that I’ve listened to them extensively over the last few days, have my lofty expectations been met? Definitely. Is there anything that needs to be improved? Yes, but my nits are minor and not enough to mar the excellent experience. The True Wireless 3 have a new design, which is slightly smaller and more-square over the previous round design. The charging case is slightly smaller. They come with more options to fit your ears, from different sized ear tips to small-rubberized ear fins in various sizes to help ensure they won’t fall out of your ears. They also come with an enhanced noise cancellation (Sennheiser calls it Adaptive Noise Cancellation) and a redesigned App, with more options to customize the sound to your precise liking. They now feature 3 microphones on each earbud for enhanced vocals for phone calls. And after making several phone calls, calls were excellent as far as I'm concerned. When you get your earbuds, they come nicely packaged with everything you need, including a USB C charging cord. If you use Qi standard wireless charging for your cell phone, these are fully wireless charge capable. You get the before mentioned, ear tips and fins. I really like the size and tweed like fabric on the charging case. It appears to be very durable and the benefit for people like me who HATE fingerprints is you won’t get fingerprints. Nice. And the earbuds when inside the case are REALLY inside the case. You can turn the case upside down and shake as hard as you can, and the earbuds will stay firmly in place. Do as recommended and try the different ear tips and ear fins. They came preloaded with medium ear tips and medium ear fins. For me, the best ear tip was large, and the best earfin was medium. Connecting the True Wireless 3 to your cell phone is easy. When you get the earbuds, you need to charge them for a few minutes at least. A full charge can take up to 1.5 hours. Then download the Sennheiser Smart Control App from either the Apple App Store on iPhone or the Google Play Store on Android. To pair them, the directions provided suggest you need to hold your fingers on each earbud for three seconds, then open Bluetooth settings on your phone and look for Momentum TW 3. Mine however, immediately opened to pairing mode. Tap them in the Bluetooth list and boom, you are paired. Now, open the Smart Control App and pair them there as well to start customizing the earbuds to your personal preferences. Do create an account with Sennheiser, as it opens extra options to you. Once you’re connected, you have loads of options to customize features and sound. You can program how you want to use the touch-interface on each earbud (I didn’t personally feel the need to program them differently than how they came set up out of the box), to using the built-in equalizer, to running a sound test to measure how your ears would work best with the earbuds. You can also program different equalizations for differing musical options and choose them when appropriate based on what you’re listening to. It all works so well and seamlessly. In terms of Codec, the True Wireless 3 come equipped to support SBC, AAC and aptX and aptX Adaptive. Unfortunately, Apple only supports AAC (not that AAC is bad), but I wish they supported aptX. Frequency response is an extremely broad 5hz to 21,000hz. Impressive, to say the least. These earbuds are Bluetooth 5.2. Bluetooth 5.2 is the latest Bluetooth-Standard and its advantages include better range (I walked all throughout my house and never lost the connection), better connectivity, such as multi-device. However, Sennheiser hasn’t implemented Multipoint Connectivity on these earbuds – Yet. I have paired my True Wireless 3 with my iPhone and iPad, but you can’t go seamlessly from one device to the other. So, what’s the deal with the newer enhanced Adaptive Noise Cancellation.? To be honest, I don’t buy headphones for Noise Cancellation as a major feature. Half the time, I don’t use Noise Cancellation in any of my other headphones with ANC. Often, noise cancellation alters the sonic stage a Bit. So, I was curious to see how what Sennheiser’s Adaptive Noise Cancellation works in these earbuds. And I was honestly pleasantly surprised. The soundstage on these True Wireless 3 was barely altered. And with the options for total Noise Cancellation to Transparency to Anti-Wind, they all performed exceptionally well. Sennsheiser says it’s Adaptive, and it is. Depending on the ambient noise in the listening environment, it can be minimal to nearly total noise reduction and it works surprisingly well. Battery life as a significant selling feature is an area where I’m confused with most wireless earbuds. To me, you need enough battery life to not be inconvenienced. To that end, I think battery life on the True Wireless 3 is, for my needs more than enough. You can listen to music for up to 7 hours continuously on a single charge (not that I can confirm this as I can honestly say I’ve NEVER in my life listened to anything for 7 straight hours) and the charging case offers an additional 21 hours of charge, for a total available charge of 28 hours. Is that the longest available charge you can get today? No. But honestly, under what situations would anyone need more? I don’t, that’s for sure. The True Wireless 3 are IPX4 rated. That means they are water resistant (not completely waterproof) and can withstand outdoor use with some rain or gym use with sweating. Don’t submerge them in water. But in light rain, you’ll be just fine. Let’s face it. No matter how cool looking or comfortable (and with the various sized tips and ear fins, they are VERY comfortable) or easy to operate earbuds are, nothing is more important than how they sound. And on that note, these are truly Sennheiser characteristically natural and extremely fantastically balanced sounding earbuds. they aren’t overly bright. They aren’t overly base-heavy. Not that you can’t change the equalization yourself if you want more bass or more treble. But I wouldn’t honestly suggest doing that. Without any EQ, they sound great. And I’ve put these through lots of different music genres. I listened to Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, a recording with live cannons and the cannons came through with just the right amount of low-end oomph, without rattling my ears. Camille Saint-Sans Organ Symphony was thrilling when the organ comes in in the last movement. I listened to a lot of vocals with instrumental backgrounds and the human voice came through up front where it belonged, with a very natural sound and yet, the instruments behind the vocalist, balanced and articulate. Queen’s “Somebody to Love” was perfect and really let Freddie Mercury’s genius shine. From Lady Gaga to Abba to Adiemus, there wasn’t anything I threw at these puppies that didn’t sound fantastic. I mentioned, I had a couple nits. They aren’t show-stoppers, but they are things Sennheiser could and should address. One is the True Wireless 3 is not Multipoint capable. Earbuds in this price range and league, should be able to connect to more than one device at the same time, but you can’t. They also don’t offer any Find My options to track them if they are lost or worse stolen. Lesser earbuds offer this. While I’m here, some may say that $249 is expensive in today’s world, where there are loads of less expensive, but decent options. I don’t think they’re overpriced at all. In fact, they are actually less expensive than the model they’re replacing yet they offer more bang for the buck. So, there you have it. These are premium earbuds, which sound terrific, are very comfortable to wear for hours on end and compare quite favorably with earbuds from other high-end manufacturers, some costing considerably more. Sennheiser is a German company, which has been in the audio business since 1945. They’ve more than learned a thing or two about sonics and I count myself very lucky to own two of their best wireless headphones. Yes, I do!

I switched from the Jabra 7 Pro. The TW3 sound is superior. Great sound quality. Good bass and sound adjustability. These are much better after the latest software update. Make sure you install the fins in the correct headphone. There's a wrong way. My 1 compliant, the case is a bit bulky.

Sennheiser... I got my hopes up and though these are not bad they are not what I expected. Sennheiser has their following, they have their fans... but this iteration is what? maybe 1-2 years late to the game. $249+ for this is a little steep for sound quality that I can clearly find with my 1MORE Evo's. The comfort is a little better than the MTW2's but I'm just not sold. Everyone has their own opinion in terms of sound quality but no! I don't care what any reviewer says, these do not sound better than the Sony XM4's again this is my opinion. The ANC (though not that important to me) is nowhere near the XM4's. My biggest surprise came when I changed the wack ear tips that are included, to some 3rd party ones and compared the comfort and the way they sit in my ears as opposed to the XM4's and these felt worse. Of course all of this is subjective but I was disappointed, next was the build quality... not bad at all but for $250+ you expect a little more. I can keep going, but I won't discourage anyone, have at it - give them a try and make your own judgment call but.. back these go! I'l happily keep my XM4's with 3rd Party tips and I'm set. Sorry Sennhesiser these aren't all that, expected more. Design is also bland

Great sound and features, right earbud died within 6 months. Working awesome up til the end of June. Not sure I would get the latest tw4 models probably suseptible to a similar fate. I will take them back to see about a replacement. Glad I have the total membership. Worst longevity of any earbud product, their momentum 4 headphones continue to be awesome and solid, 5 stars for those.

Sennheiser Momentum 3 is a true Wireless Active/adaptive Noise Cancelling (ANC) Bluetooth 5.2 earbuds in the market that delivers most of the features that most competitor brand delivers. With its signature sound quality, better call clarity, support of AptX adaptive Bluetooth codecs, voice control, all day battery life, splash resistance (IPX4), wireless charging and intuitive app features, this earbud is up for competition with its rivals. Let us deep dive into every detail of this flagship earbuds like setup, battery life, features, controls, mobile app, comfort and finally the recommendation if you need to purchase one or not. What is in the box: Sennheiser pair of wireless buds in a charging case, sets of silicone ear gels (XS, S, M, L), Ear Fin Sets (S/M/L), USB-C Cable, Instruction Manual. Comes in 3 different colors including charging cases. Black with a black case, White with a gray case and black with a charcoal case. Setup/ Connection: Earbud uses the Bluetooth 5.2 technology and is extremely easy to connect to the iOS device as its advertised for Made for iPhone. I used the iPhone 13 pro max to pair. To get started, download Sennheiser Smart Control app and it will search the nearby device to get paired. One drawback is this model does not support multipoint Bluetooth mode and cannot connect to two devices at the same time. But this model supports, mono mode, where single earbud can be used independently. Also, features smart pause, where it automatically pauses and restarts music when they are taken out and put in. Charging & Battery: This model unlike previous model supports wireless Qi charging. Just place the charging case on the charging mat to start charging the case. Battery performance is good. Battery efficiency is advertised at 7 hours of playtime in each earbud and additional 28 hours of charge from the charging case. You can also fast charge for 10 minutes for a playback of up to 1 hour. Compared to other brands, battery life is less but is acceptable. Charger case is smaller compared to previous gen and the USB- C charging port is on the front with the battery indicator (green, yellow, red). Case is wrapped in a fabric that feels and looks great. Features & Controls: This true wireless ANC model comes with wear detect or smart pause feature that will pause the music when one of the buds is taken out of ear and plays after inserting it. Also, it features dual connect where you can just use one earbud for phone calls or hearing music and have other one in charging case or to double your talk time. Splash resistance IP rating of IPX4 allows you to use this during workout and less worry about getting damaged. Top features compared to previous models are improved ANC (Adaptive noise cancellation), wireless charging, battery life. Adaptive Noise cancellation adjusts the level of noise cancelling based on the environment changes in real time. It has got the transparency mode that with a touch can make you totally aware of your surroundings. All these features are available in other flagship competitor brands and Sennheiser is catching up with this model. There are three advanced noise cancelling microphones in each earbud for clear call quality and voice control. Voice quality is good, and people had no trouble hearing on calls on crowded places or on subway. With ANC on, it blocks most of the noise and the level of ANC can be adjusted to your preference on the mobile app. You can also use the transparency feature for selective hearing. With just a press you can cycle through ANC or hearthrough mode and can be configured on either earbud from the mobile app. Comfort: Its extremely comfortable and fits well with the included four different compact and ergonomic ear tips/adapter sizes. Make sure to select the right ear tip for good seal. For me, the included ear tip was a perfect fit and felt light and comfortable without inserting deep into the ear. It also comes with optional silicone ear fins(S/M/L) in the box for more secure fit. Mobile App: Mobile App on iOS is very intuitive. Once downloaded, you can update the firmware over the air if available. There was a new firmware available for me once configured. To update, you need to have both earbuds in the charging case to establish Bluetooth connection the firmware update takes around 20+minutes. Recommend keeping the mobile near the charging case during firmware update. App has the usual info about the earbuds like connection status, battery percentage, Equalizer, Sound check, transparency mode, touch controls, ANC, sound zones. You can tailor the experience of listening with the intuitive equalizer feature and choice of presets in the app. Battery life in percentage is shown near the top of the app. There are three transparency mode options (off, with music, pause music). Active Noise Cancellation has three modes (off, anti-wind, on) to select from on the app. Touch controls for each left/right buds lets you select the function with just a tap. With single tap you can either change the transparency mode or play/pause, with 2 taps, you can move to previous/next track, with 3 taps it gets to noise cancellation or voice assistant. To pair a new device, touch and hold both the ear buds for 3 seconds. Under settings menu on the app, you have the option to select different values to Smart pause, auto-accept call, auto power off. Pros: Clear calls everywhere, IPX4 splash resistance, seven-hour battery on each earbud with 28 hours on charging case, comfortable secure fit with ear fins, Mono earbud option, Adaptive noise cancelling, High-end sound tuning, wireless charging, bass boost, aptx support, improved case design. Cons: Not great ANC compared to other leading brands, No Multipoint support. Verdict: Overall, impressive set of earbuds that offers all notable features with excellent sound and call quality in small form factor compared to previous generation and has surpassed my expectations so far.

Sensational in-ear headphones. They were new and have been working fantastic. It was pretty affordable applying Best buy financial option.

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 earbuds offer good noise reduction and excellent sound quality, right out of the box. The bass is deep and melodical, the vocals are clear and the highs sound natural without being harsh. The soundstage even feels a bit open, which is rare for earbuds. It sounds good playing any genre, but it’s the well balanced and musical bass that really shines. I appreciate it the more I listen to these earbuds and I think it definitely lives up to the Sennheiser reputation for sound quality. Unfortunately, if you want to make any sound adjustments, the app only offers a 3 band EQ, Bass Boost, and a Podcast EQ preset. The app is sparse for sound options, but it’s a good thing there isn’t much tuning needed to sound great. Outside of excellent sound quality, the active noise reduction works well and is supposedly ever “adapting” to provide the best noise reduction. It doesn’t cancel everything out, but it does a good job of toning down a hectic world. There’s even a wind option in the app to help with wind noise and distortion. The ambient noise mode works well and there’s a fader in the app that lets you adjust how much sound you want to pass through. Aside from the bass, another thing that really impressed me is how well the touch buttons work. It’s surprisingly accurate, which has not been my experience with touch control earbuds until now. The touch area is just big enough to not have to feel for it, which makes controlling it while on the move a practical affair. I used to hate touch controls for earbuds, but this set is an exception. Overall, even with the limited tuning options, I love how musical these sound. They fit great, have a long battery life, and stay put while I’m on the move. The mid-high end ANC earbud market is tough, but the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 is a solid contender. Highly recommended! PROS - Excellent sound quality - Good ANC noise reduction - Good “ambient noise” mode - Good bass - Good fit with fitment options - aptX bluetooth codec (better sound quality) - Responsive touch buttons - IPX4 splash resistant - Nice design - Wireless charging case - Long battery life (7 hours playback + 21 hours in case) CONS - Few audio tuning options - EQ only 3 bands - Case is small but a bit bulky for pockets