Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2

That's a tough call and honestly a tough review so far, and I really scrutinize everything here, but looking at the overall picture, there are some hu...

So are the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earbuds still worth it? Well, there's a lot of stiff competition at this price range. The newly release...

They were really good at blocking out external noises like running taps, traffic, things like that. So great if you're going to be on a lot of calls w...

High is definitely stronger, but it creates a lot of white noise, like putting your ear in a conch shell. I prefer it at Low because the increased white noise at High is actually more noise than it cancels from the fan I have in the background. I normally wear a pair of wired Shure SE425s and Sennheiser Momentum TWS 2 everyday, but driving back to the disclaimer, I am not an audiophile.

As I said, sound quality is excellent and the Momentum True Wireless 2 has richer, more detailed sound than the AirPods Pro with well-defined bass, natural-sounding mids and some sparkle in the treble. These sound like premium headphones should. They're pretty open; the sound doesn't feel stuck in your head

The upgrade: Once you embrace the freedom Bluetooth technology brings via wireless earpods, you’ll wonder how you lived any other way. Short of a better haircut, the new Apple AirPods 3 (from $159, apple.com) are the best way to get your head noticed. They might be today’s universal status symbol, but if you don’t operate in the Apple ecosystem, fear not: Sony’s WF-1000XM4 True Wireless Noise-Canceling In-Ear headphones ($280, sony.com) are stylish yet minimalist and offer sonic benefits similar to AirPods along with a significantly better 8-hour battery life. Hard core audiophiles can upgrade to Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 2 buds ($300, crutchfield.com), which kick your eardrums with a wall of sound and sit in your ears a bit more discreetly than other premium brands.

As I said, sound quality is excellent and the Momentum True Wireless 2 has richer, more detailed sound than the AirPods Pro with well-defined bass, natural-sounding mids and some sparkle in the treble. These sound like premium headphones should. They're pretty open; the sound doesn't feel stuck in your head

Was only able to listen for an hour or so - very impressed. The only headphones I’ve used previously are a B&W PX and Sennheiser Momentum 2. Man oh man - this is a whole different level!.

There was still some Bluetooth distortion fuzzing up the edges of the recording, but the mic signal was strong and there was even a solid amount of low-mid richness in the mix..The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earphones deliver effective ANC, fantastic audio performance, and a useful app

For my commute I still use my Sony XBA-A2's and for a more hassle free experience I use the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2. The AMP & DAC in the pictures are Schiit Magni Heresy (AMP) and Schiit Modi 3E (DAC).