Customer Ratings & Reviews

After watching flossy carters video on these i had to get them and i dont regret it because these earbuds have blown me away so far! Im coming from some 2nd gen airpod pros which i thought sounded pretty good but these are on a whole other level! The bass, clarity, sound stage on these is incredible. The noise cancelation is better than the airpods but nobody can touch their transparency mode even though these have a great transparency mode. 100% recommend and these will be replacing my airpods pro gen 2 as my daily drivers!

If your top priority is a high-fidelity listening experience, the Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 earbuds are an easy recommendation. They offer a refined, audiophile-grade sound, excellent features, and robust connectivity. While the ANC is very good and not quite class-leading, the overall package more than justifies the price. For me, the aural bliss they provide is well worth the investment, and they have quickly become my go-to earbuds for daily use.

Exceeded expectations - fits and sounds great. The app is easy to use and you have good control over customizing the buttons. Only issue is the same as all earbuds that have touch vs. a button control is if you adjust the earbud or accidentally touch it it registers a press. This has happened a time or two where you end up accidentally touching it for a long time and the volume goes up to 100. Only other thing worth mentioning is unlike other earbuds that support multipoint (connect to more than one device), you don't get any differentiation like a different sound between connecting to one device or two. However the logic it uses to manage multipoint seems to work better than any other set i've used. I've used numerous Jabra (great fit) and Google (great sound and great mics) earbuds, and this has replaced them all - the only set I have used since I bought them.

I've been a long time Sennheiser fan. I had the Momentum True Wireless 2 and the 3. Their focus on sound quality, features, and build quality kept me as a customer. But these, they didn't do it for me. I was expecting flagship sound quality and ANC given their price and I didn't get either. The AirPods Pro 2 and Sony WF-1000XM5 have better ANC and sound quality with their default profiles. EQ'ing the XM5 made them sound even better. EQ'ing the Momentum caused them to have issues. Increase the bass and the highs took a step back. Increase the highs and the lows would disappear. Sennheiser's bass boost did absolutely nothing, there was no audible difference between it being on or off. Codec support was fine, though I could only ever get standard aptX on my DAP which fully supports aptX HD. It would be nice if we could select the codec in the app instead of just crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. ANC was non-existent. I mean, it's there, but I have $40 earbuds from Soundcore that cancel out the same amount of noise. These support Auracast so you won't miss announcements in airports but it's not needed due to the low level of ANC. Everything from the ticking wall clock in my office, low hum of my tower fan, and the person in the office next to mine were all audible while playing music with ANC enabled. The fit on these is fine. I didn't need the included wing tips, even while exercising. I did need to bump down to the medium small ear tips. Sennheiser did include an assortment of ear tips. These have a deep fit, similar to IEMs. I found the smallest wing tip (one with an actual bump) hurt my ear after a while. Connectivity was terrible for flagship earbuds. Sennheiser made it so one earbud is the source to another and the earbuds will automatically determine which one has the better connection to a source device. I experienced skipping with my Android DAP connecting via aptX and my iPhone 15 Pro Max through AAC. Multi-point was fine, but the earbuds never dropped a connection when they needed to. I had the earbuds paired to my iPad and iPhone at one point. My iPad was downstairs, and I was upstairs with my iPhone playing music off it. The earbuds kept stuttering in and out as they were trying to connect to my iPad. Compare that to my XM5 earbuds and they either maintained a solid connection to my iPad or they would just drop it and not reconnect until I was right next to my iPad. Overall, these just didn't do it for me, and I returned them only to keep my XM5 earbuds. They're more comfortable, have better ANC and sound quality, longer battery life, and better connectivity. They also have more smart features like shaking your head to reject a phone call and Sony's EQ is much better.

Ive had airpods pro and sony wf-1000xm5 and i like these better. Touches work great, sound quality is phenomenal, fits great in my ears, transparency and ANC work superbly, app is very useful. Definitely recommend.

I have tried at least 5 high end earbuds recently, Sony, 2 different Bose, Samsung, and these are the best and sound fantastic with music and YouTube - Ok for phone calls. Well made and solid. My only gripe is that they are not easy to get in and out of the ear. You have to screw them in to feel secure but generally they do not feel secure and I always worry about them falling out. Not good for exercise. But the sound is sooo good I kept them. Bose QC and Ultra fit the best with ear fitting rubber and sound almost as good.

Sound quality is great once the right tips are selected. Noise cancellation is is also great. Biggest complaint is durability, first set lasted six months, we’ll see if the replacements last longer.

Overall 5 stars. For the price these are exceptional and offer terrific comfort since you can mix and match the ear tips. I have different size ear canals so I use the medium size tip and ear fin for the right ear and the small size for the left. Since I have it set for high quality audio the battery life is somewhat reduced but still plenty to get me through the day without having to spend time in the Qi charging case. The controls can be accidentally triggered when adjusting the fit if you have larger fingers but it's just something you adapt to. The ANC feature is especially nice when I'm outside and don't want to hear my neighbors' lawn equipment or when I'm inside working and need to focus without the background noise interference. Will they replace my Focal Bathys headphones? No, but for the price ($299 MSRP vs $799 MSRP) and the convenience they are more than adequate.

Pros • Excellent Sound Quality: These earbuds deliver rich, detailed audio with great clarity across lows, mids, and highs. Bass feels deep but controlled, and vocals are clean and present. • Extensive Sound Customization: The companion app offers powerful EQ tools and presets, letting you tweak the sound exactly to your taste. • Fantastic App Experience: The app is intuitive, responsive, and makes it easy to manage firmware updates, sound profiles, and device settings. Cons • Poor Fit & Comfort Issues: The earbuds are on the heavier side, making them prone to shifting or falling out during extended wear. • Frustrating Touch Controls: The touch interface is overly sensitive and unreliable, making it difficult to adjust volume or skip tracks without accidentally pausing or triggering the wrong command. • Connectivity Problems: They frequently drop connection, especially when paired to multiple devices. In some cases, they stop working entirely until you perform a reset. • Multiple Device Pairing Quirks: Switching between devices isn’t seamless and often requires extra troubleshooting. • Battery Life Below Claims: Real-world usage doesn’t match the advertised battery life, especially with ANC enabled — you’ll likely need to charge more often than expected. Bottom Line The Momentum 4 earbuds sound incredible and have one of the best apps in the industry, but their comfort, control scheme, and reliability issues hold them back. If sound quality and customization are your top priorities, they might still be worth it — but for the price, the frequent disconnects and usability frustrations are hard to ignore.

Great sounding. I'm not too concerned with the noise cancellation so I have no opinion on that. It did not sound much better than my current ear buds. I purchased this because it was on sale and the website indicated I could get a $35 trade in on my older over the ear wireless. When I got there I was told they were of 'no value'. Without that extra discount I didn't wish to keep these so I returned them.

Fit perfect rifht out of the box. Sound quality far exceeded that of my Samsung Galaxy Pro buds. Bass response is fantastic. The app is intuitive and easy to use. I highly recommend thhem.

With a name like Sennheiser, you expect exceptional sound and quality. These earbuds do just that and I would have expected (and accepted) nothing less!!! The sound is exceptional and you can tweak them to your liking with the Sennheiser Smart Control smartphone app. More importantly, I can use them for a good while (2 to 3 hours) without any discomfort and I can hear the higher pitched voices without any problem which was my whole reason for using headphones. I have the Momentum over the ear headphones which are also exceptional, but they rub against the headrest on my couch causing external sound distortion. The earbuds are a great alternative. I purchased Apple AirBuds Pro about a year ago. I noticed they made my ears hurt - they sound good, but that's irellevant if you're in pain. The pain was around the area where the airbuds make contact with the ear before the ear canal. This appears to be common based on my research. Anyone want a free pair of airbuds?

They’re great Sound is amazing Fit great Beautiful color

Sennheiser has struggled in the past with reliability, but they seem to have heard the complaints and responded with these new momentum 4s. They also sound phenomenal, the case is great, they have long battery life, and the fit is really nice too. Quite possibly the best bluetooth earbuds available right now.

I’m a NYC based user who has used many Bose, Sennheiser, and Anker headphones. I place a heavy emphasis on sound quality, and to that end it certainly delivers. It replaces my Bose QC Ultra True Wireless earbuds with active noise cancelling, and these earbuds certainly delivers sound clarity and soundstage significantly better what the Bose QC Ultra is capable of. But with that said, I’m someone who mostly uses his earbuds on the subway, and there is no beating around the bush: Sennheiser’s active noise cancelling technology is currently far behind what Bose can do. It does muffle the subway sounds and honking cars and public conversations, but they remain far more noticeable than when I was using the Bose QC Ultra. It is certainly a downgrade in that regard. On the whole I’m still happy because the sound quality difference is substantial enough to make up for it, but if you’re looking specifically for active noise cancelling over all other considerations, I would go with Bose.

Good sound quality. Battery life is good. Connectivity is good

Impressive! Sound is crisp and full, battery life fantastic. Highly recommend.

Too of the line headphones usually go with tje buds that samsung offer but decided to trey something new and was pleasantly surprised with the fit, sound and battery life as well as all the customization option within the app.

Great sound and the ANC was okay. But ultimately the fit wasn’t for me. Even though I swapped ear tips, but the combination of the bulk didn’t help as they would constantly need to be readjusted or they’d fall out. I fly too much to worry about falling asleep and they fall out. But the sound was amazing and would recommend if you just plan on relaxing and enjoying. I ultimately returned them and swapped into AirPod pros. Fit is much better and ANC is great but I sacrificed the sound.

These earbuds are pretty great sounding only thing I am worried about is that they plug my ears up