Sennheiser Momentum Wireless

Superb sound ; Very comfortable for long term wear

Expensive ; Noise cancellation could be better -- and can't be switched off ; Multi-tap skipping is tricky to get right

and many others. The Momentum Wireless deserves its place amongst them as a top-notch set of wireless cans, but the buying decision will be tough.

Great audio ; Very comfortable ; Reliable on-board controls ; Great range

Woeful battery life versus the competition ; Noise cancellation disappoints in some environments ; Sensitive motion sensors

Brilliant audio quality Cool design Customizable settings

Battery life isn’t great More expensive than rivals

There’s a lot to love about the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless (2019); they sound fantastic, look good, and are easily customizable thanks to an app. However, they’re let down by a measly 17-hour battery life and their high price.

Comfy, rugged build ; Best-in-class sound ; Everlasting battery life

Finicky multi-function button ; Terribly pricey

These no-holds-barred wireless headphones are oozing with positive qualities, but, at $500, they're almost prohibitively expensive. If you're an audio lover that can spare the expense, do not hesitate on this comfortable, hard-working set of headphones...

Powerful audio performance with intense bass response and sculpted high-mids and highs. Active noise cancellation in addition to Bluetooth audio. Can be used passively in wired mode.

Very expensive. Noise cancellation is good, but not great.

The Momentum Wireless's sound signature feels like a bit of a departure for Sennheiser, a company that has never shied away from bass response, but has delivered it in natural, balanced doses. The Samsung Level Over also offers so-so noise cancellation...

Deep ; rich sound ; New foldable hinges ; Premium finish

Pretty expensive ; Mushy buttons

Stylish looks and comfortable fit ; Battery life lives up to 17-hour promises ; Unfold and fold to switch on and off ; Varying degrees of noise-cancelling/audio transparency

Auto-pause function is too sensitive ; Battery still not quite as epic as competitors ; Bass is a little boomy ; Not the cheapest noise-cancelling cans

Packed with smarts and high-end features, these great-looking over-ear cans are made from high-end materials and are worth considering based on the design alone. The sound is great, too, although the boomy bass won't be to everyone's tastes and the...

Superb sound ; Very comfortable for long term wear

Expensive ; Noise cancellation could be better -- and can't be switched off ; Multi-tap skipping is tricky to get right

The asking price for the Momentum Wireless is likely to be the sticking point for many buyers. At $799, you're paying top whack for a pair of wireless noise cancelling headphones, and that means that they're competing with headphones from the likes of...