Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4 Earbuds, BTv5.4 with Auracast, TrueResponse Drivers, Adaptive ANC, Anti‑Wind + Transparency Modes, 30 Hrs Battery, Qi Fast Charge, 6‑Mics, 2Y Warranty, Black-Copper

This is without any doubt, the best sounding TWS in the market today. Don’t expect Bose like ANC or best ear comfort. It is good enough in all those aspects, there’s really no downside. But where it truly shines is in the sound quality. It’s almost IEM level there. And the bass is so seductive, without overpowering the rest of the music.Works well with iPhone and fits decently well without moving once you put it in and twist a bit as advised. Connectivity works fine with disconnections being rare. The app is very useful and easy to use as well. The only downside is the mic quality, don’t expect the caller to distinctly hear you unless you are in a quiet room. In short, buy this TWS primarily for cord-free enjoyment of music, and only occasionally for anything else.It’s pricey, but if sound quality matters more to you than everything else, this is easily the best musical TWS for your buck.

Using it for more than 1 year and has become my daily wear. This masterpiece is an absolute delight for music connoisseurs. I have used Bose, Sony and nothing comes closer to the music signature of Sennheiser. These buds does justice to every genre of music especially Indian music where we have wide variety of instruments and sounds to enjoy( i love this part). Vocals are superbly tuned to my taste. Clarity and separation of instrumentation is its strong point. Bear in mind these are in-ear buds is good for noise isolated and tight sealed music earing experiences and cannot provide a wide sound stage and airy feeling that over the ear headsets provide.Build quality, solid and firm. Stylish looks and fits snugly to the ears. the case is bit of disappointment due to bulky.

The only positive these earbuds have is the sound quality. The battery is somewhat okay too, I don't really mind it.BUT the software sucks, and they haven't released any updates that make the experience better. I bought these primarily because of their multi connection feature and I have to say, my OnePlus Buds Pro were significantly better these. The switching between devices is so delayed, half the time there's no music playing on the device and it still won't switch to the ones that has music playing on it.To add to this, a lot of the times I take them out of the case and one of the earbuds won't work, then I have to put it back into the case, wait for 5 seconds and take it out again.I usually don't write reviews but I'm so frustrated by these that I felt the need to let everyone know how useless these earbuds are. 20k for a product that gives me grief. I would've saved 10k if I just went for the newer OnePlus Buds Pro. I really regret buying these ((

My main worry about buying these earbuds over sonywf1000xm5 was that I have a samsung phone which doesn't support aptx hd and above. However sony has ldac. No tech review in the internet has talked about whether they sound good enough in normal aptx. Hence I was confused. But ultimately went for this since I have the xm4s already.With some sound tweaking or personalization and changing the tips with a different size these sound brilliant even in AAC/normal aptx. Bass and treble seems more accurate than the sony although i havent yet done a side by side comparison. I own the jabra Elite 10 and samsung buds 2 pro as well and while they are pretty good, I feel these outshine them in the sound quality department(buds 2 pro has a definite edge for watching movies on a galaxy phone with spatial audio). You can play with the sound personalization feature to bring some next level bass/trouble. Can imagine they should sound even better with phones supporting aptx hd,adaptive and lossless.The only gripes I have is you can have only 1 sound personalization at a time. But that's the case with sony too.Also you cannot listen to some music you like and fine tune the sound in sound personalization. You have to listen to some stock sound which isn't good enough(in sonys you can. Hope senheisser can bring that feature in a future update) .The EQ isn't as responsive as the sonys or even jabras. The app can hang at times and not that responsive. And there was regular audio distortions when connected to android tv and once or twice in the phone. But none of these are any dealbreakers and the connection is mostly almost stable on my phone without any dropouts/distortions. Could be a problem with the tv than these.I had a whatsap call with a friend who said they could hear me clearly. I am yet to use it with teams/zoom and on laptop.Noise cancellation - It is ok. Perhaps not at the level of sony xm4 or jabra elite 10 but appears to be better than galaxy buds 2 pro. No cabin pressure/vacuum feel. Lower frequency sounds are better cancelled than the higher ones. Transparency mode is good.Comfort - They are comfortable despite their slightly bulky size. I have large ears. Senheisser provides multiple silicon sized tips and wingtips.Overall despite the minor gripes with respect to the app these are an excellent sounding earbuds recommendable to anyone looking for better sound quality over other things. And they sound really good even if you have a samsung. This is coming from someone who uses sony xm4 with ldac and buds 2 pro with samsung seamless codec.EDIT after a month - I got to reduce a star because of some interesting problems which to be honest I don't mind much but not expected at this price.1 - After the software updates sometimes there is no synch between left and right buds. There is a delay in the music between 2 buds. It will be gone once I put the buds back in case and take it out. But no excuse at this price.2 - Some people have told they cannot hear me in phone calls. When I removed the buds they could.My verdict to those looking for a best all-rounder buds around this price is - Buy the jabra Elite 10 and get foam eartips. Connectivity is smooth. It is best for calls,music and sound is great with some eq tweaking and noise cancellation is better than Mtw4 if you use memory foam tips. It is full worth every penny you pay(if you change stock tips to a memory foam).Edit in 2025 - The previous piece had some defect. The service center replaced with a brand new pair and everything works great including noise cancellation.

I take a lot of work calls and needed something reliable. MTW4 not only sounds great on my end, but the mic pickup is incredible — even outdoors. My voice comes through clearly even when there’s some background traffic.Battery life is dependable and the fit is secure even when I’m walking or lightly jogging. ANC handles metro rides decently well, and music listening feels premium thanks to the spacious sound. It’s rare to get great music and call performance in one product.

I was skeptical of the “lossless audio” marketing but honestly, pairing these with a Snapdragon Sound device blew me away. I listen to FLAC files on my phone and these bring out depth and detail I’ve never heard on any earbuds before.They’re also really comfortable — I wore them through a 3-hour flight and felt no fatigue. ANC worked well on the plane, cutting out most of the hum. The transparency mode is very natural too — I used it while ordering food and didn’t feel the need to take them off.