Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless Headphones Review
If you're looking for great-sounding headphones at a lower cost, consider these closed-back models. Their soundstage isn't as wide and as immersive as open-back models but they still deliver great audio high-quality.
These wireless headphones are comfortable and provide an excellent level of ANC. The headphones come with a companion app that includes EQ presets and a replaceable coiled cord.
HD 600
The classic pair of open-back Sennheiser headphones is among the best headphones in the price range. They have good sound quality, comfort, and replaceable parts. They have a huge soundstage which accurately depicts instruments and vocals However, some might find that they lack bass. They also have a bright sound that can be bothersome for some listeners.
The HD 600 is an extremely durable and comfortable headphone. The HD 600 is made of a combination plastic, metal and velour. The headband is padded with foam, and it is able to be secured with a light pressure on the ear. The earcups are large, so they can comfortably fit larger heads. The cable can be taken off and replaced with a more long one if necessary.
These headphones require an amplifier in order to function properly. The amplifier will make frequencies more smooth and even and reduce distortion. Use an audiophile headset stand to guard the headphones from being damaged by foreign objects. The headphone stand keeps the cord out of the way. This is good because it's long.
Sennheiser HD 600 headphones are great for neutral listening and offer an accurate reproduction of the details in high-resolution music. They feature a large soundstage, and their open design makes them perfect for audio systems in the home. The HD 600s are compatible with CDs, vinyl, and digital files. They have a great frequency response and their neodymium magnetic driver produces the best audio.
The sole reason why the HD 600s don't score 10/10 is that they might be too bright for certain listeners. However, they are one of the most popular and highly recommended headphones by reviewers. This pair of headphones is an excellent upgrade for anyone who wishes to replace the standard headphones that came with their portable electronic devices. The price is a little high, but it's well worth it due to the quality. The HD 600s are a great investment for audiophiles. They are also great for those who like classical music because they faithfully reproduce the performance.
HD 650
The HD 650 are an open-back headphone designed for audiophiles. They have a very neutral sound, allowing listeners to be able to hear all the details of the music without being overwhelmed by bass or other frequencies. Mixing engineers will find them a great option for those who want to hear every nuance in their mixes without getting tired by headphones that place an weight on certain frequencies. The HD 650 headphones are also above average in terms of frequency consistency, which means they will sound the same no matter the place you put them on or how you position them. They're less consistent in the treble, and you can hear a 6dB difference depending on your ear shape and how you wear them.
The HD 650s are comfortable to wear for long periods of time because the earpads and headband are made from a soft and comfortable material. The headband has a good amount of cushioning to ensure that it doesn't put pressure too much on your ears. the large elliptical earcups are able to comfortably fit around any shape of ear. The ear pads provide plenty of air circulation which helps prevent your ears from becoming hot when you listen for long periods of time. The headphone weighs just 269 grams even without the cable. It is able to be worn for long periods of time.
These headphones are constructed with a professional-grade design, and the quality of their construction is remarkable. The earpads and headband are made of soft, durable velour and foam, making them comfortable even after long listening sessions. The headphones come with noise cancelling headphones a removable OFC copper cable, which has low handling noise, sensitivity to structure-borne sound and low noise handling. You can use it with both high-quality stationary hi-fi gear and mobile devices.
The HD 650 headphones are a excellent pair. Although there are other headphones with better specifications, their high-quality construction and exceptional audio performance makes them a great option for those who love music in an uncolored, pure way. It is possible that you don't like every color used by the artist, but you can enjoy the beauty of the overall picture.
MOMENTUM
Sennheiser's MOMENTUM headphones are among its most sought-after active noise cancellation (ANC) headphones. The MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones are an excellent option for ANC headphones. They have a solid track record and a low price.
The ear cups are padded and designed to sit comfortably around your ears. They also feature soft leatherette material on the top of the band, which wraps around your head. The band is flexible enough to fit glasses. I found it comfortable for hours.
Contrary to other ANC headphones, the MOMENTUM 4 Wireless has a balanced sound rather than focusing too much on highs or bass. This is a positive thing as it provides an accurate representation of music and speech. They can boost lower frequencies but this is a common characteristic of headphones designed for commuters where outside noise can interfere with low-level speech and music.
The MOMENTUM Wireless Noise Reduction is outstanding similar to other top performers in the ANC category. It's not as great as the top ANC headphones we've tested, but it comes close. Plus, as an added benefit, you can move projects to the next quarter by two clicks, making them a great option for work or school.
The MOMENTUM Wireless can be connected to an Bluetooth device and you can select between SBC AAC, aptX or codecs. The 3.5mm headphone's jack can be used to listen to sources without Bluetooth support.
The MOMENTUM 4 Wireless has an array of microphones that let you make and receive phone calls. The microphone is decent however, it's not the best for conversations on the phone. It's still better than the microphones on most entry-level headphones, though.