Customer Ratings & Reviews

If sound is most important, these are the best overall in the class/price range. Better than Bose (by far), better than Sony or any of the other brands in the class. Very clear, good separation and more than enough bass (very low, but still tight/clear and able to rattle your head if you're into that). The noise cancelling isn't quite as good as Sony or Bose, but still more than adequate for any situation. They are very comfortable, feel very premium and the case is sturdy and feels very premium as well. And the battery life is far and away better than any of the competition. I have multiple pairs of headphones in this class and these are a pretty clear winner. Can't recommend enough.

Really like these headphones and for my purposes its next to perfect. The a few issues i have is that the pass through isnt as good as i expected, and connection to a pc isnt as seemless as i wanted. Though i suspect that is an issue with how my set up currently functions and not the fault of the head phones. Over all the comfort, audio quality, and controls make it a good set. Also no need to mention battery life as it lasts a week before i charge it anyways

I have owned a set of Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless headphones for 5 years and have appreciated the sound quality of them, but the battery will no longer hold a charge and I've been unable to find a replacement of decent quality so decided to replace the Urbanites. I looked at several different models and brands, but came back to Sennheiser due to the sound quality. But, the caveat is that Sennheiser headphones are no longer actually made by Sennheiser, the consumer audio division is now owned and operated by Sonova as Swiss company known for hearing aids. That change in ownership is reflected in the construction quality of the Momentum 4 headphones, which is to say, they are basically plastic and do not feel they will last as long as the Urbanites (which still work, but only hold a charge for 10 to 20 minutes.) Charge however isn't a problem with the Momentum 4s, which I can use for about 40 hours before charging. Soundwise, if you use the Sennheiser app, then go the Equalizer and Select "Rock" and Bass Boost you will have a sound profile identical to the old Urbanites. The newer technology of Noise Cancellation makes a huge difference in listening pleasure. The touch controls are pretty much unchanged after 5 years. I'm glad they switched to USB-C as the connection instead of the old micro-USB and the continued inclusion of a jack for plugging in the headphones (the inclusion of an airplane adapter is nice too.)

Always been a sennheiser fan and these are no exception. Very comfortable, great sound quality, and had no complaints about the mic quality. My only mild complaint is that the noise cancelling, while good, isn’t quite to the level I expected. I’d say it cancels out most noise but definitely doesn’t put you into total silence. That could be a pro for you though, just depends on the person

Headphones are comfortable and have a great sound quality. App is easy to use and lets you adjust for your preferences

The sound quality is great, the battery life is awesome, and they feel very comfortable.

Love my cordless earphones. Took them on a flight out of state for 10 days. Came back and used them for 5 more days before they needed to be charged. They are comfortable and don’t hurt my ears like the iPhone AirPods do.

Solid feel and sound. Unbelievable battery life and the blue looks great

[Employee of bestbuy] Of the Sony, Bose, Apple, etc 200-500 dollar flagships, these sound the best. If you're going for impressive sound stage, clarity, and flat signature, while being Bluetooth w/ ANC, this is it. The Sennheisers have no competitor in their price range. Not a diss to the others, each has their respective strengths, but these sound, simply, the best. And best battery life in segment. There's nothing the Sennheiser does poorly. There are things the other brands do better, but sound and battery ain't it. But beyond that, these have the capability to run off a USBC to USBC connection, or a 3.5mm cable, either in the powered or unpowered configuration. 60 ohm impedance in the unpowered configuration. This means even if the battery dies, you can still use them, or turn them off and run a DAC to push harder. I'm currently running them on my phone using AptX codecs and Tidal, until i eventually get a Moondrop Dawn Pro or comparable DAC to run off the USBC port of the phone. Get these. If you want sound that makes you smile and sends the shivers down your spine.

I freaking love these, the sound of great, the features are super fun and easy. And they are super comfortable to wear

I've had Bose noise cancelling headphones for several years and have always really liked their sound except I and many others would say Bose lacks bass quality. Keep in mind I don't really like super strong thumping bass but seek a rich fullness and balance in sound. I have a pair of wired HD560 Senheiser headphones and decided to give this wireless model a try for my trip to Europe. What a difference these have made! The sound quality is absolutely amazing with full quality that matches what i was expecting from Senheiser. Normally, i feel like Bluetooth doesn't capture the same quality as a good set of wired headphones do, but these have been terrific. I was also really pleased to find that the noise cancelling was even better than my Bose, I could barely hear anything around me on the plane which made the 8 hour flight fly by. I'm happy that these have less of the ear-popping feeling you get from noise cancelling technology. Additionally, these have amazing battery. I charged then before flew to Europe, listened on the plane, on several trains, and back home and the battery was still over 50% from the initial charge. I also really like the smart controls, they are easy to use and intuitive, they even pause automatically when you lift one ear cup off your head which is nice when you want to hear a flight announcement or something. They do have a passive noise cancelling mode but you can't really hear people talking to you in that mode so the lift to pause is a nice feature. They come with a great carrying case that you don't have to worry about them getting crushed in your bag or anything. Overall, I love these headphones and an officially converted to a Senheiser fan after many years of loving Bose. Give them a try, they are worth the price even without being on sale.

I hve 4 sets of these i bought already for myself and family. Everyone loves them. Great battery life, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.

Honestly very slept on headphones. THE BATTERY LIFE TRULY LIVES UP TO WHAT IT ADVERTISES! ANC is A1. Phone calls and mic are good. Listening to music, tv shows or movies, sound truly superb. It’s the little details that matter and they show especially when watching tv. Never had any connectivity issues. Only one problem I had but I’m still willing to give it 5 stars is that after almost 2 years they started tearing. Other than that, no other complaints. These deserve more recognition

Sound quality is great, battery lasts days and easy to use. The ear cups get a little warm with extended use though but are still very comfortable.

Exceeded my expectations for comfort and easy pairing. I am using it primarily to listen to my television. It paired with the box that sends the bluetooth signal from my TV instantly when I put them on. The sound is clear, crisp and I hear every word. I have also used listening to music and the sound is terrific. Very comfortable. Definitely a smart purchase.

The sound quality and battery life are outstanding on these headphones. They don't hurt your ears after hours of wear either. Phone calls are clear and so far no one has had issues hearing me. Overall a great set of headphones!

Audio quality is great, 60 hours of battery life means I only have to charge it once a week even with 6+ hours of use a day, ANC is decent, and I've had no issues with the auto pause feature. Only complaints are that the touch controls are very sensitive, if any part of your hand touches it for any reason, it'll consider it a tap. As a result, I have to be pretty conscious of how I put them on my head to avoid touching the touch area with my palms. My ears can get pretty warm after a while of wearing them, but I don't know if that just a normal thing for closed face headphones as prior to these I mainly used wired open face headphones.

Honestly I think these over the head earphones are really comfortable on the head. I was looking for some that would be good for the gym and honestly they are all around good headphones. For the gym, possibly making music, or even just chilling at home. I do everything with these and the battery life is actually insane. Sometimes the swipe controls on the side don’t work but honestly that’s the only real problem I have had with them so far.

Just got the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 and wow… Noise? Gone. Music? Crisp. Bass? Thumping. Battery lasts so long I forget they even need charging. Comfort level? Like wearing clouds. Pricey? Yeah. Worth it? 100%.

These are the best value ANC over the ear headphones you can buy. Amazing sound quality but ANC could be better. Battery life is amazing and earcups actually are comfortable. If you care about sound quality get these