Le creme audiophile grade cans. The sound is clean via BT. I use them for work. Better than self acclaimed gold standard QC35 BOSE. Yes. I bought all three. For test. BW P7. QC35 BOSE Sennheiser

These earphones are exceptional! The imaging is superb, and the separation is distinct. I also own Bose headphones but Sennheiser surpasses them. Listening to these headphones is an eargasmic experience. You will be engulfed by the sound. if you are an audiophile you will be profoundly impressed. If not, you will still be impressed.

I have quite a few headphones and I have been working on getting some wireless headphones that I can get the most out of. I think there is a fair amount to say about these but to cut to the chase, these are solid in construction (they feel like they cost this much), even though I have a large head, they don't press on my to make it uncomfortable, the noise canceling is great, the sound is nice and clean (balanced and without lots of bass), and they can be used as lined headphones if you run out of battery. Overall as great as expected. I like them over my Bose and aster and Dynamics.

Accurate and fluid frequency response in high, mids, and lows. Long lasting battery really blew me away, especially knowing I was actively using noise cancelling. Money well spent!

These headphones are a must buy. Got these headphones for an early Christmas present and they are perfect! Wanna block out annoying people or just wanna zone out? These have perfect noise canceling, almost similar to construction site headphones. The bluetooth connection is good as well. I can walk across the house and have perfect connection all the way to the other side. The sound quality is top notch, listening to music is clear and watching movies or TV is very immersive. The bass is quite exquisite and the overall fit is very comfortable. Great product overall.

Sound is excellent. Turning the volume way up doesn’t degrade the clarity. Padding is quite comfortable, and I have no issues wearing these for extended periods of time. They fold up nicely into the included travel case, and they connect vis bluetooth effortlessly to my devices. I do have two minor issues though. The length of the metal headband below the hinges seems way too long. They extend far below my ears, and they snag if I’m wearing a thick hoodie or coat. The other issue is again when wearing a thick hoodie, the hood will bump the volume slider. A minor annoyance, but an annoyance none the less.

Had been looking for a pair of over-ear wireless headphones with a budget of $200 and these fell into my lap. They live up to the internet hype and have only gotten better over time. They really open up once you listen to them. If I were willing to spend $400 on a pair of headphones, I wouldn't hesitate buying these knowing what I know now. At $200, they're an absolute steal of a deal. If you love music, treat your eyes and ears to these.

The Sennheiser Momentum is a product series whose goal is to merge the two most difficult attributes in modern day headphones, style and sonic performance. Here before you is the refinement of the original Momentum that started it all, the Momentum 2. The Momentum 2's packaging is typical of Sennheiser and immediately showcases quality and first class workmanship. Upon removal of the lid, the much reduced in size case is first apparent. The cable is mostly similar to the first iteration but no longer does it have the steel constructed in-line microphone and controls. You then get your typical quick start guide and Sennheiser's 2 year warranty registration booklet. Here is where the Momentum 2 simply outclasses nearly all headphones immediately. Not only do you get a protective zipper case, you also get a pouch. Nowadays the trend for such expensive headphones is to only include a pouch which is a slap in the face for such a costly investment. To even go further, Sennheiser includes foam to help keep the integrity of the pads composure while folded up. Now that's what I call quality packaging. And yea, folding, the new Momentum's can now fold which is nothing new in this day and age, but hey better late than never. The Sennheiser Momentum is simply gorgeous to look at. It's a very simple design at heart, but it's so well executed and tastefully down from the stainless steel arched headband, the glistening holographic Sennheiser logo and the stitched leather on the top of the headband. The ear pads are entirely redesigned and are soft to the touch. Finally, these can be safely called over the ear headphones thanks to the much larger in diameter opening of the pads in comparison to the previous iteration of the Momentum. The headband is essentially the same and maintains that fashionable low profile design that keeps the uniformity of the arch close to the head and reduces the bulge effect of larger headphones. Here we see steel reinforced folding mechanism that grants the Momentum 2 the ability to collapse down upon itself for storage. This should fare much better than something from the Beats Studio or Solo series with their plastic construction. The beautiful sculpted sound signature that I lusted over in the previous Momentum is thankfully unharmed. There's something about the level of refinement and soothing spark to the attack of the Momentum signature that is all too addictive. It's a very forgiving sound that still showcases the refinement that Sennheiser is all too well known for. The bass is very linear from 20hz to 250hz creating this sense of ease to the presentation. Immediately apparent over the previous iteration is the tighter control of the attack and the more precise rendition of decay resulting in one of the best bass performances that I have heard, period. It doesn't quite reach that last bit of laser tight composure of my planar magnetics like the Hifiman HE560, but boy does it deliver a dynamic slam when the music calls for it. Integration into the midrange is seamless like with the previous Momentum, but now due to the quicker pace the bass to midrange bleed that occurred when the bass became too complex in the recording that sometimes flawed the original momentum's has vanished. The midrange presentation is sonic gold. Sennhesier just simply knows the foundation of the music and the tonal balance required to reproduce all of the information recreating a true to life experience. Vocals, guitars, pianos or whatever instrument lies in this frequency all have this robust composure that remains grain less and endlessly smooth with incredible low levels of harsh transient that also induces vocal sibilance. Overall, the midrange is quite linear with a slow descending slope into the lower treble which highlights the lower midrange and restores the natural heft in the sounds in that region. The level of detail rendition is also simply stunning maybe due to the heightened level of treble over the first Momentum or just a superior transducer at work. The treble is very articulated, but most importantly more in-line with the music in terms of emphasis. The first Momentum simple was too subdued here and resulted a closed in soundstage that reduced the sense of speed and clarity of the music. The Momentum 2 raises the treble just enough to revive the harmonic decay in the upper stratosphere, but not cause them to be too bright for their intended use. This welcoming improvement in the rendition of the treble music grants the Momentum 2 one of the biggest soundstage performances that I have yet to hear from a portable headphone. The stage is larger in width than it is depth, but it's very satisfying to hear. In summary, Sennheiser has listened to the feedback from its consumers and reconstructed the Momentum both physically and acoustically to better adhere to their goal, uncompromising mobile performance.