Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have tried a few of the true wireless buds on the market and have always fallen back to the AirPods because they either didn’t offer enough improvement for the sacrifice in convenience or just flat out weren’t better. If you own an iPhone, you will be hard pressed to find buds that beat the convenience of them. Now where these shine is above and behind is audio quality. The bass especially is clean but powerful, the mids and highs clear. Great sound isolation, but with a transparency mode that can be helpful to hear the outside world. I have no cut outs between the ear pieces which is a frequent complaint when dealing with non AirPod true wireless headphones. So far, the connection seems strong. I would say, sometimes on YouTube I noticed a slight audio lag but its tolerable. Would recommend,

I had a pair of Jabra Elite 65t true wireless earbuds, which I liked a lot, but lost them when traveling. I bought the Sennheisers to replace them because I've read reviews of their audio quality. I am very pleased with the audio on these headphones -- I had to experiment with some different tips, but once I found a size that fit really well, the sound from the Sennheisers is the best I've ever head in Bluetooth headphones. The sound is very detailed, with a good range. I listen to a wide variety of music, from rock and pop to classical and jazz, and the Sennheisers work well for all types of music, as well as listening to audiobooks and podcasts. They also work well for me when used for phone calls. The caller's voice is very clear, I get a good solid Bluetooth connection, and people at the other end report that my voice sounds clear and natural. What I don't like is that the earbuds are pretty buggy. I get very frustrated quite often when I try to answer my phone and call audio is still paired to the Sennheisers, even though they're in their charging case and in my pocket -- there are many times when the Bluetooth connection just don't end when you put the earbuds away. Also, the charging case has been a little challenging -- the Jabras would recharge the earbuds three times, the Sennheiser is supposed to do that twice, but there have been many times when I've only used the earbuds for maybe three or four hours since the last charge and the charging case is dead. This doesn't happen every time, but often enough that I always feel like I need to top off the charge much more frequently. I feel like these issues could be resolved with a firmware update, and if Sennheiser could fix those issues, I would give these a five-star rating. However, as good as the sound is, the bugs keep me from really loving them.

I was so looking forward to buying these headphones. True Wireless with Bluetooth 5.0. First off these earphones sound great when you can get a tight seal. Tried all ear tips and was only able to get decent fit with Mediums and that was with jamming them in. You should listen to lossless audio files or at the very least 320 mbs streaming to get the full benefit of these. My biggest gripe is with battery life. Horrible. I can only get two days use out of these before headphones and case were both dead. Thankfully I had my Phonak wired buds on me. I called tech support numerous times and nothing solved the problem. I finally got replacements under warranty but same problem exists. All these problems makes this headphone average at best. Definitely not worth $300.00 Hopefully their new model will be better otherwise look to Bose or Sony or even Jabra for a better true wireless headphone experience.

I love this set of wireless earphones for two main reasons: #1 I can take my business calls during my private use of the earphones (like listening to podcasts or training); #2 The sound is crystal clear: There's no crackling or interruption of the sound. This is not a cheap product, but if you use a lot of tim on the phone, they are worth to invest in.

If you are looking for wireless earbuds with the best sound quality, The Sennheiser earbuds deliver. This would have been a five star rating if it wasn't for its very BAD battery drain issue. I have to constantly put the case on charge and the earbuds don't seem to turn off when they are put back into the case, draining the earbuds and the case battery to zero. If they push a software update on these earbuds in the future, I would buy them again.

All around probably the best in ear wireless in the market. Unfortunately, like every other pair I have had, they do not seal in your ear. All of the others have the same problem, Seinheiser to a lesser degree. If you hold them in your ear, they are flawless. But they just don't seal properly on their own. Maybe I'm just a biological mutant! If I could get that solved with one of the supplied pads, they would be an out of the park home run hit. Mostly used for music but phone use is excellent as well.

I've tried pretty much every true wireless earbuds in the market, Sony WF-1000XM3, Jabra 65t active, Jabra 75t active, Master and Dynamic MW07, Airpods Pro and so on. These are by far my favorite. Great sound quality and noise level. Often times I find a great pair of headphones that sound incredible but are lackluster in noise level. With these I have no complaint. The design of these make it so that most of the noise around me is blocked off. The only thing is that there is no equalizer available for this pair of earbuds, but for me it is not needed as I believe the sound quality is spot on. If you are able to afford the price and want a quality pair of earbuds. Definitely check these out.

I have a pair of Sennheiser PXC 550 wireless headphones, and these offer similar sound, which is to say they sound great. I couldn't be happier with them, and I can enjoy great sound on the light rail and in the office without the ridiculous white AirPods sticking out my ears. Worth every penny, though I admit I got a great deal during the holiday sale season. As other reviewers have noted, if you leave these in the charging case unused for a few days, you may find you're out of power. Knowing this, I keep a charging cable on on my desk at the office and one at home, and I charge the case while I'm listening, at least every other day or so. This works just fine for me.

Earbuds come with all sized ear inserts for all people. Case is solid and charges earbuds quickly. Sound on these are the reason why they cost more than the others. But you DO GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! Don't be cheap and buy other inferior "wireless headphones", I also own Bose noise canceling over the ear headphones and there is no comparison. These are lightweight, secure, real easy to control (touch sensors in right and left earbud) and paired with the phone app are awesome. You can even control the equalization of these on the app as well as control true noise canceling or letting outside noises in. Great Headphones-Earbuds! You won't regret this purchase!!

These wireless ear buds are amazing! Sound great right out of the box. Sound better after a week of use. Download the app (which doesn’t have a ton of use other than pairing and equalizer) and tweak the sound with the equalizer- I added a bit more base. Wow! Better than the Beats Pro! I find these the most comfortable out of the three I’ve tried (Momentum, Beats Pro and AirPods). The others hurt my ear. Worked out using them and had no issues. So far so good! They are quite expensive, but if you take good care of them and keep good track of them, I’m sure they will last a long time. Casing is sturdy. Charging case is very sturdy and looks cool!

While at first I thought the sound was incredible, after awhile, it began to hurt my ears. The casing of the earbud would dig into my outer part of my ear and make it too uncomfortable after a period of time. Also, the battery life was horrible. On top of that, the earbud controls were very hard to use. Sometime it would make random calls after just a small press. I tried very hard to like it, but there were too many drawbacks for me to keep it. I returned it and settled on its competitor, the Sony 1000. Much more comfortable to me and way easier to control. While the sound is not as crisp and bassy like the Senn’s, to me, it’s a much more enjoyable experience. Until the True Momentum v.2 comes out this year, I’ll wear my Sony’s.

but it's worth stating I returned mine. nothing wrong with it however. I already have the Sony wf1000 wireless earbuds. I was looking for an overall quality upgrade while getting a better syncing and connection than really provided by the Sony's. while the connection was better, the audio was about the same, and the sennheiser do not have noise canceling. I also found the sony's more comfortable and a little easier to use so ultimately I decided it was not worth $300 for a 5-10% upgrade in quality. however if these are your first wireless earbuds. I would still highly recommend from my 2 week experiance with them, even over the Sony wireless earbuds

I was deciding between the most premium true wireless earbuds: B&O E8 2.0, Sennheiser Momentum TW, and Master and Dynamics MW07. The Sennies and B&O were a very close race, but the Sennies take it for sound quality. The B&O are definitely more aesthetically appealing, but the sound quality- particularly around the bass- is just not all there like the Sennies. The call quality is definitely better for the B&O than the Sennies for both the caller and receiver. If you don’t own either of these l, you can’t go wrong with whichever one you choose! Oh, Master and Dynamics, those looked nice but sound quality is a 7.

Very comfortable. Don’t fall out when working out. They have best sound of any buds I have had. Nice app so you can dial in custom hearing experience. First pair I did return due to issue. But no problems since. Very happy with my purchase, no regrets.

I purchased a less expensive earbuds and they really hurt my ears, plus the sound was awful. I exchanged them for a Bose set and they were comfortable, and when there wasn’t any static in the lines, the sound was awesome, but back they went and I upgraded to the Sennheim memento and glad that I did. The sound is superb and comfortable to wear. If you can afford the cash, these are well worth the investment.

Truly amazing sound quality from such a small device. I got these and my brother got the Bose equivalent. We both prefer the sound quality of the sennies. During workouts they may slip out due to no wing tips. When placed in your ear correctly they feel as if they are wayyyy in there. They consistently need to be charged due to never being truly off and always on standby. If not in use for 2 days or so then good luck having charge when you need them. No issue with battery life when used daily. Sound quality makes the battery issue easy to overlook. 10/10.

I'm very impressed with these Momentum TW ear buds, I compared these to another popular brand and decided on these, good fit in my ears, Software is good to fine tune, Only knock I have is I wished they were a bit louder, other than that....A fine product.

There are a number of in ear headphones that sound good but I always have a problem with them staying in my ears. I.e. Apple AirPods. These not only block out extraneous noise with active noise cancelling but they actually stay in your ears! Whether your running, laying on a flat bench or on a cross trainer, I’ve never had them fall out. I looked for quite a while for something that had great sound and actually stayed in your ears. These do both and I highly recommend!

The sound quality is good. The connectivity to my iPhone was easy and doesn't lose connection. The fit worked without any problem and they don't fall out.

I Was convinced enough by the sales guy to buy but sadly disappointed I will be returning these. I was told these were loud and noise canceling but they’re not loud enough for me and you can still hear people talking with volume maxed. These are very nice high quality with a good clean sound but they miss something, not really crisp or sharp, and just don’t pack the punch I want, they’re good looking and really comfortable but I’m comparing them to the “wired” Bose true sound ultra earbuds from 2017 which nothing has beat yet so I’ll wait for the Bose noise cancelling wireless due out next year and hopefully they’ll have the volume I’m after.