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Price: ₹34,990 - ₹24,990.00
(as of Jun 20, 2024 03:54:29 UTC – Details)
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Customers say
Customers like the sound quality, battery life, and comfort of the headphones. For example, they mention it’s the best in class for detailed sound gaming, and the fit is perfect. They also appreciate appearance, and quality. That said, some complain about the sweat proof and value. They say the ear cushions make ears really hot and the headphones are highly overpriced.
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Pritesh Pisat –
Mind blowing sound, feels premium in all aspects
I had thorough research on youtube on comparing Sony 1000xm4 vs Bose QC Ultra vs this and this headset excels in most of the criteria which I prefer i.e. Office calls, Sound, Comfort, Battery…ANC was not at all in my criteria but still it delivers great in that as well. I personally tested Bose QC Ultra but disappointed with its sound signature being my aspirational brand since childhood…I am fan of default EQ and already having Wireless Momentum 2 earbuds so opted for this and sound is crystal clear, instruments seperations are excellent, bass is perfect and adequate. It produces dolby suround sound while watching movies feels like theatre exp..buildy quality is top notch..touch and feel is premium…office calls on Microsoft Teams are excellent without any issue despite not present in list of certified headphones…if you have budget for premium headphones then there is no brainer to go with this…You will never regret.
kanishqq –
Amazing build and sound quality. Feels premium!
Just recently bought these and they blew my mind straight out of the box! If sound quality is what you’re looking for, these are the ones for you! Build quality is another top feature here. They look and feel premium (compared to the Bose QC45, as i own them as well) and are very comfortable to wear. I personally like the touch controls on them because it’s tough to press physical buttons always as they might displace the headphones each time you press them. Battery life is a whooping 60 hours (enough said, lol).ANC is perfect for me as the ones on sony and bose always made my head dizzy. This depends from person to person but i like the ANC on these.Only good things to say about this product. What a buy, i must say!
TheBuyer –
Good, but can do better!!
Pros:1) Good sound (a little bass heavy – brand is known for it)2) Good plastic quality3) No connectivity issues4) Touch controls are okay5) Long battery lifeCons:1) ANC is average. Not as good as XM52) Auto ear detection is a disaster (specially for small ears)3) A bit uncomfortable if worn for long hours (ears fatigue faster)4) Heavy5) Ear cushions cause sweatingOverall, it will be only used to watch movies. For music I’ll use IEM or airpods pro. I got the headphone for around 21k, so it’s good for the price.If you like bass and want hi-res sound, then definitely buy this headphone. If you want a balanced sound output, then it is not for you.
Nayan Kulshreshtha –
Better Headphones, not found!
Everything about these headphones is premium. From the case, to the accessories, to the product ofc.Great noise cancellation. Great sound quality and amazing call quality. Microphones work like a charm.The cushioning is soft and plushy. Touch controls could have been on the left hand side of the headphones too…but that’s okay.One problem, though – I was on a call, and it randomly said Mute On. This happens when you take the headphones off. If you put them back on again the mute will OFF. but I don’t know why, in the middle of me speaking, it would decide to go on mute. :/One of incident, just need to be a little mindful of it’s fitting.
Tishya Tripathi –
Audiophile like sound
Got the Denim special edition.Sound Quality: Excellent clarity and balanced soundprofile, with deep rumbling bass and detailed highs.Comfort: Lightweight andcomfortable for long listening sessions, featuring plush ear cushions and an adjustable headband.Noise Cancellation: Effective active noise cancellation that reduces ambient noise, enhancing the listening experience.Battery Life: Impressive long-lasting battery, offering up to 60 hours of playtime on a single charge.Design: Sleek and modernaesthetic, though some may prefer the retro look of previous models.•Features: Intuitive touch controls and customizablesound through the Sennheiser app.Price: On the higher end, but justified by the quality and features offered.
Karthikeyan G –
Not worth the money
Im okay with quality of music and everything else but in terms of comfortable it is worst. I should have gone with Bose instead.
Amen Yash –
Sennheiser Momentum 4 Review
Sound quality is on another level compared to competing brand like sony and bose. I have tested QC45, New QC, QC ultras , NC 700 and XM5 , none of these headsets match the quality provided by sennheiser. The bass of these headphones are so good and tight. The base can be felt physically vibrating in the ears ( Not an exaggeration). The personalised eq settings can really make a huge difference based on your preference. The battery life is also out of the league. ANC is not as great as bose or xm5s, but still it is decent. For me personally it was my first time with an ANC headphones so it was good for me. The volume is lacking by little compared to the other ones but it is in no way less than adequate, at max volumes you never feel you want more volume.
Summit Hans –
Best Sounding Headphone
I purchased this Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphone on 6th June 2024 after buy Sennheiser Accentum Plus and like its sound quality. I would say this headphone is Best in class of Best sounding headphone in market right now as compared to big brand like Sony & Bose. Yes, volume is very low and ANC is average and not compared with Sony & Bose in ANC performance.It has been proved Sennheiser is Sennheiser and no other brand match a sound quality with Sennheiser in terms of best sound quality.
dtox –
I was not a fan of the stylistic refresh from 3 to 4, but after buying a pair a see why they did it. These are very, very comfortable and have quite good anc. The sound may be a little too bassy for some but that is easily fixable with the fantastic app you can download. These have great mids and Treble that extends fairly far but never gets shouty or sibilant. The battery life is mind-blowing with anc, so if you’re a traveler, etc. These should probably be your first choice. I love them! I prefer the sound of my Dali io-4, but for comfort and everything else these win by far.
Gabriela Dominguez O –
-SonidoSoy una persona que ama los bajos retumbantes, que te hagan temblar la cabeza pero que lo demas no brille por su ausencia, y wow! Los bajos de estos audifonos son como los de los Sony XM4 o incluso mayores, una bestialidad, en cuanto a medios y altos definitivamente son increibles, la separacion de instrumentos y sonido 10/10 (toma en cuenta que puedes usar un eq de 5 bandas y una opcion con aumento de bajos)-ANCHe tenido la chance de usar la cancelacion de ruido de los airpods max, sony xm4 y bose qc y qc ultra, sin musica puesta estos audifonos almenos en ambientes no muy ruidosos no son los mejores, pero en cuanto pones musica no escucharas ni una alarma nuclear, tengo que probarlos en mas ambientes aun…-Bateria60 horas de bateria, no hay nada mas que decir…-ComodidadLas almohadillas acolchan las orejas y la cabeza de una manera agradable, pesaran 50 gramos mas que los xm5 o los qc ultra, pero no se sienten para nada pesados-MaterialAunque es plastico, se siente bastante premium, el material de la diadema le da un aspecto premium, ademas del logo de sennheiser con un aspecto de plata-AppUna app muy completa, con control de cancelacion de ruido, equalizador como mencione antes, que permite un cambio automatico dependiendo de el lugar en el que estes, cambio de codec y resolucion de audio (solo AAC en iphone)-EstucheSi tiene estuche (no como los Airpods Max) y es de un material solido, contiene cargador bastante largo, cable y un adaptador de avion, en general de un tamaño bastante bueno, aunque not an pequeño como los sony xm4 o bose qc y qc ultraEn conclusion, si los agarras en oferta a buen precio, no dudes en comprarlos si buscas unos audifonos premium y de calidad, totalmente satisfecho de la compra de la marca Sennheiser
eduardo fortes silva –
Desligue o cancelamento de ruÃÂdo adaptável e o barulho, de repente, invade sues ouvidos. Ligue de novo e um quase completo silêncio vai te envolver.A qualidade do som é excelente!Outro recurso legal é guardar o fone no caixa e o aparelho desliga sozinho na mesma hora!
MA Stewart –
Let me say upfront I am a long-time audiophile. I’ve been immersed in all things high-end audio for more than 40 years, and listened to a lot of stuff, including headphones. Until recently, I’ve avoided all BT/wireless headphones because they presented too much compromise for my tastes. Noise cancellation adversely effected audio quality and/or gave me a headache. Bluetooth simply didn’t cut it for prolonged enjoyment because of the lower, compressed resolution and frequency.But, that all changed in late 2022. On a whim, I tried the newish Sony WH-1000XM5 and was surprised at how good they sounded. The noise cancellation was excellent with little of the rushing elevator sound–and boy, the sound was terrific. For the first time I felt like using a wireless headphone wasn’t a big step-down from wired. The M5’s soundstage was truly impressive, rivaling my Focal Clear MG wired ‘phones. Plus, the M5s were much lighter, more portable, and a bit more fun. The new Sony’s were a magnitude better than the older Sonys, as well as anything wireless I’d heard before.That got me wondering: If the Sony’s are this good, maybe something by Bowers and Wilkins or Sennheiser would be even better. After all, Sony caters to the mass market, which is generally not that discerning when it comes to audio. Whereas, B&W and Sennheiser typically aim more for the smaller, high-end, audiophile market. So, I started comparing the MX5 to the new B&W Px7 S2 and new Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless.Here’s what I found:In the past, like the Sonys, the B&Ws and Sennheiser wireless ‘phones were disappointments, falling far short (for me) of their wired, non-NC counterparts. No longer, because the new models are dramatically better. Without going into lots of detail (something audiophiles love to do), both the Px7 S2 and the Momentum 4 are a leap forward in every way than their predecessors. Are they better than the MX5, yes, but not by much. As others have said, the MX5 has better software, better NC, is very portable, and pretty comfortable. For many, the slight compromise in audio quality may not be a big deal. I could easily live with the MX5. However, my priority is sound quality since I seldom use NC, and, even if the software of the B&Ws and Sennheisers is only acceptable.Therefore, it came down to the Px7 S2 vs. Momentum 4 for me. The Px7 S2 is much nicer to look at, exuding high quality. The Momentum 4, not so much. In fact, they look like an MX5 knock-off with a few upscale touches. The software of both the Px7 S2 and Momentum 4 is mediocre at best, albeit functional.Now about the sound. The Px7 S2 sound really, really good. Bass, Midrange, Treble are all top notch, if not perfect. They’re fun to listen to, with a wide soundstage and energetic dynamics. That said, they’re tuned to emphasize the lower frequencies a bit too much for my tastes. At first, this makes music and voices more vibrant and robust, but, over time, it gets tiring, and you’re realize what you’re hearing isn’t all that accurate. If I hadn’t listened to the Momentum 4s, I probably would have been quite happy with the Px7 S2.But, I did listen to the Momentum 4. It edges out thePx7 S2 and MX5 with its overall excellent balance and accuracy. Nothing is exaggerated: voices, instruments, timbre, tone are all just right to my ears. Maybe not as exciting as the Px7 S2 upon first listen, but the Momentum 4s seduce you the more you use them. There’s no need for lots of equalization, or fiddling to get the sound right; its all been done at the factory. Besides the accurate representation of voices and instruments, the Momentum 4s are monsters when it comes to soundstage. The placement of everything is wide, yet accurate. You can feel the space and air between different instruments, and where the singer is in the studio or stage. Layering and detail are pretty amazing considering these are bluetooth, closed-back ‘phones. Sennheiser (Actually: Sonova, because Sennheiser sold their headphone division to this maker of hearing aids in 2021.) did their homework when it came to the Momentum 4. Plus, that 60 hours of battery life is icing on the cake.Let me say this in conclusion. You won’t go wrong with any of these three headphones. They’re all great. I preferred the Momentum 4 because it represents the overall most satisfying package for the money, but you might prefer the Px7 S2, or the MX5, more. One last word, regarding the buggy software of the Momentum 4: I found none. With the latest updates, Sennheiser/Sonova seems have fixed the issues of poor connectivity and consistency. All system functions worked perfectly the entire time I’ve been using the Momentum 4s. Enjoy!
Mimke –
Excellente qualité, facile d’utilisation, convient pour tout type de musique.