Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the color and the sound profile of the momentum 4 wireless, ANC can be better but i think the sound quality makes up for it :)

These headphones have incredible sound. It just sounds so satisyfing to the ears. Beautiful. Well made. The app lets you customize the sound. As far as wireless headphones, if you want a clean sound these are the way to go! Better than any I’ve tried to date. Thank you Sennhieser for making such an incredible product for such a good deal.

The headphones sound great and connect easily and the battery life is awesome. The only issue I have with these headphones is the active noise cancelling isn’t all that great.

Had a few sound profiles at first that when running a mower while at work would make the speakers sound blown if at max volume but now I've dialed in what my issue was and I wouldn't wanna go a day without using them they are the best headphones I've owned personally and I've been a Sony guy my whole life and I enjoy these way more highly recommend

Overall: Would not recommend They worked alright for me. They were used for gaming, music, phonecalls. Sound quality was good for the price. I had owned the Momentum 3 as well. The previous model had issues with motion and touch gestures which could be turned off through the app. The Momentum 4 had the same, unresolved issues with gestures and could not be turned off through the app until a firmware update was released, which was aggravating until such time. I will concede that at the time of writing this, the issue has been resolved but it does show that the engineers were confident with this product but fell flat again. After 9 months of use the headphones have stopped working in one ear completely. I didn't quite use them daily, likely average 4 days a week. It seems ludicrous to buy a $400 pair of headphones and have the customer expect the shelf life to be 9 months. Best Buy has told me they cannot offer any return or exchange at the 9 month mark and having crossed the 1 year mark I lost my ability to use the warranty (my mistake for waiting the extra 3 months to deal with it). I now have a very expensive paperweight. Would not recommend Sennheiser Bluetooth products to anyone.

This headphone from Sennheiser is definitely the best headphone you can find from the market: nice sound quality, incredible battery life, and good wearing experience

Best sound quality in any headphones I Have used! The noise canceling is great as well

I love these headphones they’re absolutely perfect

These are my absolute favorite Bluetooth headphones I’ve purchased. They sound great and have really clean audio. It sounds very “tasteful” and nothing about the triple or bass seems too much or washed out.

I love this headphone. Excellent choice for listen high quality music.

I have had a Momentum 2, a Momentum 3, and now a Momentum 4. This is the worst by far. I don't like the app. Everything should be integral to the headphones. The controls on the side are ridiculous. I hate their folding design (or really lack thereof). It doesn't come with a USB-C charge cable. Finally, the material is not as good. They don't feel as good. Also, I have really oily skin and the headset just shines after being used. The past iterations were far superior. They also pop with noise from connection problems. The past iterations were far superior. If gaming headsets were lighter, that is what I would do, if you can find an alternative, do so, especially for the price.

The best headphones, and a very good deal for how high quality they are, definitely best choice

After my dog had distroyed my old headphones i was kinda skeptical about buying anything more expensive then $200. However the quality of the sound on these headphones was amazing from the first time i put them on. The noise canceling feature just made them better.

I have both the Sennheiser Momentum 3 (released around 3 years ago), and the newer Sony Sony WH-1000XM5, and these new Sennheiser Momentum 4 are simply the best sounding headphones I have ever had overall. The Momentum 3s, sounded incredible, and I feel they sound better even than the Sony WH-1000XM5s, but with the new Momentum 4s, we have a completely new design. Now, the Momentum 4s look kind of like any other headphones, and no longer fold up, but they weigh much less, have much less clamping force on your head. As much as I love my Momentum 3s, they do apply quite a bit of clamping force depending on your head. I do feel like the Momentum 4s are a bit of a step backwards here. The swivel hinges feel like plastic, and because of it, it just does not seem as premium and built to last like the Momentum 3s did. The 4s are definitely more comfortable, and I would say do sound a bit better overall than the 3s did. The bass on the 3s was very bass heavy, and here on the 4s it still leans that way, but to my ears sounds much cleaner. The Momentum 4s compared to this year’s Sony WH-1000XM5 sound MUCH better, and that is saying something because the 1000XM5s sounded great in their own right, however they lack really deep bass. The Momentum 4 knocks sound quality out of the park, whether you like bass driven music or not. I love using the Momentum 4 not just for music, but also for watching movies and shows from my TV via bluetooth. They just sound fantastic. Hard to believe that Sennheiser could top the Momentum 3s with the new Momentum 4s, but they have. Now, the battery life here is ridiculous!! I don’t know how Sennheiser has made such long battery life on these headphones, but so far I have over 45 hours on my initial first charge up to 100 percent. I still show about 20 percent battery life!! And that is with the ANC turned on too! When you first get these headphones, you will need to install the Smart Control app from either the Google Play Store or the Apple store. Be sure to update the firmware before using. It does take about 15-20 minutes, but has fixed some launch issues users had on release. Sennheiser continues to update the firmware on their products for a long time in my history with the previous generation Momentum 3s. Now here is where things are a little iffy. The app is very, very buggy. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t connect to your headphones, even if they are actually paired. I had this experience on 2 different Android phones. Initial pairing works, but then launching the app to control features often just does not let you connect, even though they I can be listening to sound directly on the device. I would say this happens about 20 percent of the time or so, and after a couple of tries I usually can get them to connect. Once they are connected you can control things like manage what devices have previously been paired. You get a named list, and you can only have 2 devices connected at once, and if you want to connect to another device, you need to “release” one of the two in that list, and make a new bluetooth pairing, or choose a previously paired device in the list. I generally am not a fan of touch controls, but they are actually pretty good on the Momentum 4s. Fairly intuitive, slide up for volume up, slide down for volume down. Press down and it will pause all audio. Double press down, and change between ANC modes. Charging is very easy, but you will need to provide your own charger. Headphones come with USB-A to USB-C charging cable, a wired headphone cable if you want to connect to a 3.5mm audio source, and even an airline adapter. These headphones come with a case that thankfully, is a nice solid hard case that I have no issues just throwing into a crowded backpack. Case also has some nice little compartments for holding the cables and adapters in place too. Noise cancellation on the Momentum 4s is very good, however the Sony WH-1000XM5 are much better at canceling noise. For me, I prefer the Momentum 4s regardless, as sound quality is more important than the noise canceling quality. Not to mention the Momentum 4 have more than double the battery life than the Sony WH-1000XM5, and are lower priced. Phone calls are pretty good. No complaints at all on this front. All the people I spoke to while walking around on the street, found that I sounded pretty good, and even under windy streets during my walk. Overall, if you value sound quality, like a little extra bass in your music, and don’t need the top of the line noise canceling the Sony WH-1000XM5 provide, you cannot go wrong with the Sennheiser Momentum 4s. Outstanding, even with the app quirks on Android.

Amazing headphones!! Best in class! DO NOT GET THEM EVEN SLIGHTLY DAMP OR EXPOSE THEM TO ANY SIGNIFICANT HUMIDITY WHATSOEVER

Have my own blue pair and love them! Purchased these for my sister who enjoys great music quality. You can hear every thing in a song with these.

Amazing product, they seem a bit expensive at first but once you try them you won’t want to use anything else. Battery life is astounding

good bass sound + nice noise cancelling. definitely worth

Bought these for my kid for his birthday and he absolutely loves them. They're very nice and comfortable, amazing sound, bass, touch controls and battery lasts for a loooong time. It's a no-brainer

I’m digging these Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones. My go-to cans the past few years have been an older set of extra-bass headphones. They’re my go to because the bass is really deep, pronounced and powerful and I listen to a lot of bass heavy genres. But my old cans are starting to show their age and I’m experiencing cut-outs and other wear/tear related issues. I’ve tried several sets of headphones and buds from just about every major manufacturer over the past year looking for a suitable replacement. All the sets I’ve tried simply had okay bass. The bass was acceptable or even good but was not fantastic. These are the first set to come close to matching the deep resonating, tooth-vibrating bass of my go-to cans. They aren’t a match against my older set if I max out the bass levels through the companion app, but I seldom listen at that high a bass level anyhow. That much bass quickly becomes overwhelming, painful to my ears, and gives me a headache after a while. These Momentum 4 have tight clean bass that hits fast and hard, but they can also handle deeper sub-bass when required. They basically sound like my older cans with the bass set at my normal moderate listening level. They give me all the bass I want with none of the discomfort I don’t. That’s the difference maker between these and the other potential successors. These Sennheiser reproduce a wide range of bass faithfully and provide proper justice to strong bass drops at any volume or bass level without compromising any sound quality. The highs and mids are also faithfully reproduced. Music is well balanced with a warm sound profile with everything working in sync and no sounds overpowering or drowning out other sounds. When combined with the ANC in a good listening environment it creates an excellent soundstage. Operation of the headset is subjectively easy. It depends on comfort level with swipe driven gestures. These gestures are performed on the right cup. I’m personally not too good with out of sight controls, so I use the phone and app for all controls. But for those who are proficient with cup mounted controls, they seem relatively easy to use. I do occasionally use the volume swipe gesture but not much else. Another area where the Momentum’s sound quality really impressed me is phone calls. Callers sound even better on these Sennheiser cans than my house phone. Voices are clear, loud, warm and rich, just like the music. It feels less like a call and more like I’m actually in a room with the person on the other end. I’ve been told my voice is also loud and clear on the other side. These are the first headset of any type (gaming, business, music) that I actually prefer and enjoy using over other communications devices. I’m considering trying these in place of my business headset for one of my upcoming video meetings. Fit and comfort are both excellent. The headset is lightweight and fits perfectly on my large head with no discomfort or excess pressure. The cups are silky soft and envelope my ears in warm buttery soft leather comfort. The headband is also soft memory foam that rests gently atop my head. The set is light enough for me to wear and listen for hours without them feeling heavy or uncomfortable. They also fit well with glasses. I’ve used them with thick frame sunglasses and thin frame prescription glasses and both temples were comfortable when worn underneath the cups. The headphones are also comfy when reclining on my back. They have an automatic on/off feature that powers the Momentum on when the cups are turned inward for wear and powers them off after 15 minutes of inactivity. These settings can be enabled, disabled or customized in the Smart Control app. The Smart Control app provides many other useful features like EQ with presets and manual sliders, ANC adjustment, voice and sound adjustments for calls, firmware updates and more. The app is both easy and intuitive to use and available for both Android and iOS. The Momentum’s build quality feels solid and well-constructed. They don’t have any excessive flexing nor any observable quality issues. The set ships with a firm protective carrying case. I like that they lay flat inside the case and don’t fold in all sorts of crazy directions like other high-end headphones. The case also easily holds the USB-C charging cable, 3.5mm audio cable and airplane audio adapter. Despite finding so much good with the Momentum, all is not perfect. The Momentum’s ANC is definitely a step behind the competition. I have a cheap set of ANC equipped beater cans that block more external noise than these. The Momentum’s ANC seems only suitable for low to moderate noise. It doesn’t really block a lot of noise in loud or noisy environments. They have a transparency mode to allow ambient sound in, but I almost never need it unless music is playing. I can already pretty much hear everything around me when the music is stopped or at low volume. The ANC does enhance the sound of music by removing excessive environmental sounds. That’s why I made the earlier comment about using ANC in a goo listening environment. Weak ANC was the only flaw I could find with these otherwise very impressive headphones. I have officially found my replacement and I’m sure my aging ears will thank me for finally abandoning the mega-bass profiles. The Momentum sound excellent, feel good, are easy to operate and they even charge easily. A five-minute charge can provide up to two-hours of listening for those last-minute headphone emergencies.