Customer Ratings & Reviews

I actually tried three of these, because they sounded phenomenal, but they couldn’t hold a charge past one day. I thought maybe it was a defect in the first one. So I got the second one and it basically did the same thing wouldn’t hold a charge 24 hours. So then I thought it was a bad batch and I got my third one. No luck at all. I finally ended up with the AirPod pros and I’m very happy with them. Don’t sound as good as the Sennheiser‘s, but good enough. And they were great with my iPhone 11 Pro.

When they work they are a 10! Trouble linking to Bluetooth, charging case flimsy, right ear bud not working. Minimal use.

Sound is not so good like I thought , this one little more bigger than Airpod Pro. i still love my apple airpod pro.

Really need to get a Sennheiser rep to reach out. I've got pretty consistent issues with charging and one side not working. I've never once been able to answer a call with these on and had the other person be able to hear me. Pretty huge deal for a $300+ purchase for half of the functions to not work. Co-worker has the exact same issues.

Within a short period, it starts losing battery power.

Overated air pod pros sound better the eq is just ok it’s a really overhyped product

Another product expensive and not good quality sound

I returned because they didnt work in gym very well

It does not have good sound quality. It has a very small amoutn of bass.

These headphones give you detail that other wireless headphones can’t capture. The default bass is smooth and deep. (Add the bass boost equalizer in Spotify if you love even more bass... & they still will not distort at full volume as well as having a little higher ceiling volume.)The mid's and highs are louder, more present, and clearer than my old Powerbeats 2 headphones. The Beats were alright but I’ve always missed the detail that my wired Senheiser’s had. I wore them for over 4 hours straight, and they were surprisingly comfortable as my ears are sensitive to some in-ear headphones. I do highly recommend these.

Oh god. I got this headphones after so much expectation. The left bud stopped working in 10 months. Best buy is not helping me to replace it as its still under warranty.need help

Not much to say other than I should’ve just bought the new AirPods like I thought. Tried to venture outside of the products I normally buy and these are a prime example of why I just stick with my apple products!

Falls out of my ears. Poor connection, sound quality wasn't great. However, the store and associates are very helpful.

Hated them. Very disappointed with these. The first ones I received was used and didn’t have the right charging cord with them.

The sound quality of these headphones is extremely poor and for the price point, i expected way more. Back to BOSE!

These were not worth the money paid for them. They are not loud at all

Just a note before hand, I reviewed these based on audio quality since that is what I bought them for. While the audio quality is clearly sennheiser and by that I mean it is one of the best if not the best when it comes to true wireless earbuds. I only really found 2 drawbacks for these and they are the battery and pairing. Pairing with the phone itself is not an issue at all, however the problem is that it pairs with my phone even when I have them in the charging case. When I notice that this has happened and disconnect them, they instantly go to no battery even if the cases led was green prior to the connecting (and only being connect for a few seconds) however there is a supposed firmware update in the works to fix this. Overall, I would give them a 4.5 since the problems I have with them do not really effect me that much and the audio quality more than makes up for it.

I bought it it’s not even year yet and they are not working .

I've been on the market for some truely wireless ear buds for a while now. I wanted some comfortable, sleek, great quality sounding ear buds... I tried out the Seinnheister true momentum ear buds and the Jabra Elite Active 65T. If you're looking for ear buds with amazing sound quality -- I'd highly recommend these!!! The sound quality is superior. Functionality wise, I would say the Jabra elites beats the Seinnheiser out right. The Jabra Elite Active 65T can connect up to 5 devices at a time and the Seinnheiser can only connect to one device at a time. If you wanted to connect to another device you would have to manually turn the Bluetooth on and off on each device to connect and reconnect ... It was a bit of annoyance. The Jabra Elites can connect to mutiple devices at one time. Great for users who have two work phones, and or is always on the go. At one point, I connected to two phones and my computer ... I accepted calls from both devices and also was able to listen to my laptop. It was a great function to have!! The background/ambient noise option on the Jabra seem to be more loud and more clear compared to the Seinneheiser. Nonetheless it does what it needed to do. As far as the case goes - I would say the Seinnheiser case is pretty neat. The ear buds are magnetic..so even if you open it on the wrong end..they won't fall out.. whereas the Jabra elites would fall... BUT...I kind of wished Seinnheiser would offer the manual on and off switch on each ear buds... Unfortunately the only way to turn them off is to put them back in the case .. and whenever you put them in the case.. they would automatically charge.. and that would be the only way to turn it "off" ... If the case is out of batteries... The ear buds will still be in "idle" mode for about 20 minutes instead of completely turninf off.. so ..you never really know if it's truly off... The only other way to help make it turn off would be turning of the Bluetooth from the connected device..so it was a bit of an hassle.. In comparison, the Jabra elites offers the option to manually turn off both ear buds or one or the other. If you're very active and live a very active (sweaty) life style --- Id recommend the Jabras over the Seinnheiser.. only because the Jabras have a higher water resistant rating compared to these. As far as battery life goes - the right Seinnheiser ear bud always seem to have lower battery percentage compared to the left. I'm assuming it was because it was the main connector to the phone ... But I never really had the opportunity to put a full charge to test..since the only way to turn them off is to put it back in the case lol... Overall, I love the sound .. and if you can live with the simple functionality ... I'd definitely recommend these!!! It was very hard and sad to see these go... But functionality wise.. I definitely prefer the Jabra elites ... But, for the time being.. I'm still on the hunt for something that has the sound and functionality.. unfortunately still no luck!

So far, so good. I own the Jabra Elite 65t as well, and both have a place in my stable. But for pure SQ, the Senns rule the roost. I am not someone who uses headphones for calls much, mainly for walking the dog, travel etc. I have not had the same issues some have had (metallic sound from one bud, dropouts, etc.), but I am not a big fan of the touch controls. Getting the hang, but prefer the Jabras on that front. Battery life makes them short term travel solutions, but for that I have the Sony M3 and Samsung Level On phones in my collection. Bottom line, I am a wireless convert (still have the Porta Pros for wired listening at home in a chair if I need it). An FYI, the Samsung Level On phones, which were a steal at $59, sound great wired too. The Sonys not so much. But I digress. I only rated the Senns a 4 because of the touch controls, but if that's not a deal breaker for you, then by all means buy them.