Customer Ratings & Reviews

Solid performer. Not as deep bass as Sony but very articulate and pleasantly clean without being sterile. A lot more comfortable than Beats (beats aren’t very good), i think they are on par with Sony but not as soft. The anc is good but no where near the Sony xm4 or 5. I haven’t tried the bose so I can’t comment. Overall I’m very happy with this purchase and would recommend.

Great alternative to AirPod maxes! Very comfortable and great sound quality

This is some of the best headphones in my option. Great quility and great sound.

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones deliver exceptional audio quality with rich, detailed sound. The design is sleek and comfortable for long wear. However, the ANC functionality could use improvement, as there's some inconsistency between the app and touch controls. I travel a lot, and overall, these headphones offer an amazing listening experience.

Amazing for comfort, noise cancellation, And sound quality. Excellent for travel- a good hard case with lots of connectivity.

Pretty good qualify sound and comfortability. The style is nice too

Loved these, my wife has AirPod max and I feel these were better for me having a bigger head lol

Excellent product! Best headphones we have owned to date. Clear and blocks out extremely well. Yes I would recommend buying! Battery life is also excellent!

These Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones sound really great. Better to my ears than the Sony models. They charge up much faster and last much longer on a single battery charge than other models as well.

[Employee of bestbuy] These headphones with the BTD 600 adapter was worth it. The sound is amazing! ANC isn't that great, which I don't mind since I didn't buy it for that. These also last forever! Charge it once a week and you're good to go. If you're looking for good quality headphones, look no further!

Great value. Excellent sound and battery life. The headband isn't the most comfortable one.

So, after test driving them for a couple weeks, I found myself disappointed. I had researched headphones for days and these seemed to promise everything I was looking for. I make podcasts and intricate audio files with sound effects. I was concerned about the wireless aspect, but reviews assured me it had no impact. That turned out to be very much not the case. It came with an audio jack so I figured I could at least plug it in if the wireless lagged. First off, I really dislike the design. The touch screen-like buttons on the side to control everything is so confusing and sensitive and I'm constantly touching it accidently. I hate that I can't turn it off on my own. It automatically turns on when you touch it. So when I turn off the power button and try to set it down, it comes back on. I tried to do some work with them, but just as I was worried about, the jarring in and clicking from headphones trying to keep up with the editing software made it difficult to work with. So I tried using the usb wire, which by the way both wires are short. Not nearly long enough for computer use. I couldn't get the computer to detect the usb consistently. Sometimes it would and sometimes it wouldn't which lead to half an hour of frustration some days. I wanted to use usb because I had a longer wire for it. So I was stuck using the short jack. That worked okay but still felt like it was clicking when audio began from silence. But then I encountered a problem with the lack of software for the computer. There are no downloads for it. You can only adjust things through the phone app. But if its plugged into your computer its doesn't work. So you can't adjust anything. As for the sound quality, it was better than what I previously had which was a shark, a decent headset, ranging about $125. But the quality wasn't as mind blowing as I was expecting for a $300 pair of headphones. I splurged on them because I thought they were going to help me make my audios precise and phenomenal sounding. The sound fluctuates. It seems to sound louder some days than others, which causes me to turn up the volume of the files in program, then have to turn them back down in editing on different day. I tried to like them but found myself having buyers regret. I have decided to return them. I can't stand it anymore. These might be fine for listening with your phone, but that's pretty much it. If I had to value them, I would say about $89. Not $300. I have a pair of wireless skull candy for $150 that sound much better. I found some studio headphones so going to try them out. I understand these weren't labeled as studio, but I was hoping the quality was so fantastic it didn't matter. I was wrong.

Excellent sound! Fantastic battery! Comfortable and easy to wear.

Very happy with the Momentum 4's. Comfortable, good sound and battery life and the app is very convenient.

I was skeptical at first because these headphones are not cheap but i do not regret buying at all! You won't be disappointed with the awsome sound quality and 30 hr long battery life!

Sound quality and light weight head phones. Very nice for price compared to air max that are heavier and bulky

Great headphones. Has a few audio glitches every one in a while, but I nothing I haven't experienced from other headphones. Great battery life! Comfortable and durable.

These sound fantastic, even better than the Momentum 3's they were replacing. Subjectively I liked the sound profile better than the Sony XM4 and 5's others in my household have. Noise cancellation seemed to be on par with the previous generation Momentums, but not quite at the Sony level. Ultimately I returned these, as, within a few weeks of purchase, they developed an intermittent crackling in the left ear cup - the same thing that started happening with my Momentum 3's (which lasted over 3 years) and lost patience. Sigh. Maybe others will have better luck.

Love these Exceptional sound quality. Good battery life.

I switched from the Sony WH-1000XM3 and found the fit to be significantly better. The included cable selection was also a plus. While the low-frequency noise cancellation was comparable, the voice noise cancellation fell short of the XM3's performance. The construction is mostly plastic.