Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 Earbuds -Bluetooth in-Ear Headphones for Music and Calls with ANC, Multipoint connectivity, IPX4, Qi Charging, 28-Hour Battery Life Compact Design - Black

I want to say first and foremost, Sennheiser's support team (Sonova USA) has been excellent in my dealings w/ them. That, and the sound quality of course, is why this is a 3 vs 2 star review. I purchased my first pair of MTW3 in Jan of 2023 and I loved them immediately. Unfortunately, by Oct the right ear bud wouldn't charge and I initiated the warranty (2 years) replacement process. That was a relatively painless process, customer support was great and I received a new set free of charge a couple weeks after they received my return. I took extra care of the 2nd set and cleaned EVERYTHING a few times a week to try and ensure they stayed in working order. The 2nd set lasted longer than the first, but they began crapping out after around 1.5 years of light use. I literally only used them for music and movies, no working out or anything that active. The case and their app (also pretty good IMO) would show both buds were fully charged, but as soon as I put them in, I'd get a notification to recharge and it'd say the battery was at 10%. It took me a few days to realize it was the right bud causing the problem, again. I realized if I kept the left bud out of the case and put the right in, it'd distinguish the charge % for each bud. Despite repeated attempts, the right wouldn't get above 10%. I tried to troubleshoot and do a factory reset, but that can only be done if you can connect to both buds and that wasn't possible since the right was apparently dead. I contacted Sonova support again since it was within their original 2 year warranty window and was happy to learn they'd replace them yet again. The customer rep said the MTW3 were known for their issues. 6 days after they received my return I got an email saying they were already shipping me a replacement set. I looked at the invoice and shipping info and realized they sent a set of MTW4, not the 3. Pretty awesome considering those are at least $250 right now. Haven't used the 4's yet, but I can't imagine them being anything but amazing. Let's hope they last longer than the MTW3. UPDATE July 2025: Review changed from 3 to 5. The MTW4's have already lasted longer than either of the 3's and I haven't experienced any of the issues I did previously. Same amazing sound and all that good stuff. Shout out again to the great costumer support and service policies. Never expected to get the MTW4 when replacing a 3 but I'm super happy they realized the 3 had problems.

I never do reviews of products, but in this case I will because of the price of this product. In the past I bought cheap earbuds. Mostly because I use them for the gym. In the car I usually connect my phone to the radio to listen to the music, so no reason to use while driving. The most expensive brand that I bought was the DR Dre powerbeats. Decent sound at a decent price and great for the gym because they have the hook and will not fall off when exercising. But almost immediately they started having issues with charging. So then I got the Jabra elite 75T. I still have them, no issues with charging, great Bluetooth connectivity, decent active noise cancellation and decent sound. Im happy with them and still work good for the price. I paid $179 in amazon. But I wanted more regarding the sound quality so I started looking at reviews on You Tube and found the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3. Great sound, decent ANC, decent battery and connectivity. I compared them to Sony, Bose and Jabra and decided on the Sennheiser. Well, here we go.... -Sound is amazing, very happy with them - Battery is as expected, I imagine base on the size of the buds, and sound they are putting out. - Wind noise will affect this buds, even with the software that you install will not be able to adjust and get most of the wind noise out. The Jabras do a better job at that -Connectivity..... hahaha, In the gym I had issues when my phone was on the floor and I walked away for about 20 feet to get the wipes to wipe the chair and I had several machines in the way, pretty weird that I would loose connectivity, not cool -Then this really started to get on my nerves, while using the buds I started to get some weird noises, like some interference and after a few visits to YT, I found out the culprit, there is a very small membrane between the rubber attachment that goes into tour ear and the earbud. I have to remove them, clean them and very carefully reglue them in place. Problem solved for a few weeks. Then the problem came back, I just remove them completely and the high pitch noise was gone -This is the nail in the coffin... I bought this in October 2022, in less that a year the left bud stop working, will not charge, cleaned the connections and nothing. Will not charge at all. Right bud continued working and charging normally. I used it for answering calls inside my car while driving in the military base I work. Its all hands free device inside the base. Unfortunately a few days ago it also stopped charging at all. Same problem as the left. So , my advice is do not buy, base on my experience and also others having the same issues on the internet. My Jabras are still going strong, not as good quality sound but they do the job.

I own 8 different pairs of headphones, including many hi-fi pairs like the Sennheiser IE900, Denon AH--D9200 and Fostex TH900. These TW3s I use more for casual listening, working out, doing stuff around the house, gaming, etc. These are by far my favorite pair of bluetooth buds in this price range - FAR and away better than the AirPods Pro (which I also own). This should not be surprising, as Sennheiser has been in the sound game for quite a while, and they use similar drivers across their consumer and pro lines, though of course with different tuning and housing components. The result is still something better than most other alternatives. Brief breakdown. Tonal performance: These perform extremely well at all volumes. Oftentimes, you will find that certain parts of the mix are out of balance when the headphones are too high or too low - not the case here. Whether you want to have quiet background music or crank it up and have a personal dance party, these hold their own well. They also do not distort at volume. In terms of tuning, straight out of the box, these are definitely V-shaped - meaning, the bass is boosted, the treble is boosted, and the mids sit back in the mix. This is often described as a "fun" tune, and it is well done here. It works well for mainstream music. If you want to tweak this, the fact that you can use the app to do some basic EQing is nice, and they do respond pretty well to EQ. Bass is very well-done. It has a lot of volume and depth, though out of the box, it is very smooth and controlled and not overly boomy. However, if you like the boom, there is a bass boost option in the app that certainly delivers. I'm a basshead myself, and I found the bass boost too much even for me. If you love bass, these can deliver for sure. Mids here are also silky smooth. I have always found Sennheiser's vocal presentation to be among the best, and that holds with these. These also do a good job of keeping all of the pieces of the mix separate. It's not hi-fi level, but is among the best for this class of product. Highs are also great. These have the best detail retrieval of any earphone I've used in this price range, though the tuning isn't the only reason for that (will get to it in a second). The highs also make themselves known without crushing your ears. I haven't found fatigue to be an issue. Where these really shine is the soundstage and positioning. While the soundstage itself isn't particularly large, it's VERY good size for this price range (way bigger than the AirPods), and the positioning of the pieces of the mix within that soundstage is outstanding. The sound here will definitely have an "in your head" type feel, with the sound extending from ear to ear. It does not have a ton of height or depth, but it does have some - but more importantly, the positioning within that soundstage is very, very good. Often with buds, things will be kind of jumbled - left, right, center. Not so with these. The stage is used very well and is very full and natural. All of these things combine to make an overall sound that is warm and smooth. It is distinctly Sennheiser. As mentioned earlier, I own their flagship in-ear monitor, the IE900, and while these are certainly not that (and shouldn't be since the IE 900s are 6X the price), they do retain that unique Sennheiser timbre, warmth and soundstage, to an extent, and that's a very good thing. Now onto the other aspects. Important to note here, I am an Apple ecosystem person - iPhone, iPad, Mac, ATVs, etc. I now only use my AirPods Pro for podcast listening OR when it is really important for me to have the convenience of AirPods like hands-free hey Siri and message dictation. Some reasons why... Comfort - for me, far better than the AirPods. Sennheiser includes way more tips, both with and without wings. My AirPods constantly have to be readjusted, to the point that I can't actually work out in them. I wouldn't call this Apple's fault, as everyone's ears are different, but the fact that Sennheiser includes more types of tips means you are more likely to find a fit that is great for you. This was the case for me, as the ability to add wings really helped them stay in my ear, and now these are my primary workout headphones (and they are water resistant as well). Touch controls - very good. The fact that they are customizable is great. The touch is very responsive, and although you may sometimes accidentally tap them when putting them on, it's not a big issue. Battery life is as advertised. More than good enough. Supported codecs are also great. For example, these support aptX Adaptive, which for the first time has allowed me to use bluetooth earbuds with my Nintendo Switch with no lag. Noise cancelation is MUCH improved since version 2. I would say the ANC is on par with the AirPods. The transparency is ALMOST as good. I wear them often in transparency mode with no music playing, and it's not a problem. Everything sounds 9/10. Where the AirPods beat them is sounding a little more natural with its transparency implementation. It's clear that the Sennheiser's are processing the sound. The app is easy to use and intuitive, but where I will knock Sennheiser slightly is on bugs. I did have a few bugs in the first couple of weeks of owning these - connecting to the app, disconnects occasionally and things like that. They have since worked this out via updates, but it was annoying at first. Also, you can only connect to one device at a time, which can be a minor inconvenience. Rumor has it they are adding multipoint functionality in a software update soon. Overall, love these and recommend!

So for the price these are probably the worst BT earbuds I've ever owned. 2 stars because the quality of the audio itself is great! But there's a few things that make me wish I went for the 4's or even just another brand. 1. Software/firmware cause my right earbud to chirp during calls but no other form of audio, its like putting your ear next to a fire alarm with a dead battery, but every 3 seconds. 2. Earbud's narrow shape paired with the smallest buds still slip out and turn in my ears when I talk on the phone, or at all, and will fall out easily, I need to adjust their position in my ear every few minutes usually. 2.5. This is double-ey offensive/problematic because the touch controls for answering and ending phone calls are locked and cannot be disabled. This means brushing the buds, or touching them in any way, ends the call I'm on 9/10 times. but like I mentioned, the buds don't stay in your ear so this is unavoidable. 3. I'm pretty sure these were made for mannequins because any earwax or sweat will cause 2 major issues. They will plug the speaker hole and warp the audio volume. Requiring me to take these apart to clean with alcohol at least once a week. And one bud is always a different volume than the other, even just by a bit, each clean it seems to swap back and forth. This isn't a software issue, although I have seen this happen once through the software and I had to factory reset the buds in my first month of ownership. but that was just the one time. 3.5 the second issue is the sweat build up will cause an oily film to cover the contacts that allow the bud to charge. so often I'll put an earbud in and hear "please charge" within a minute after leaving them to charge overnight. Ultimately, you need to always keep some isopropal around to clean your earbuds regularly. Just for basic use. The case is excellent, and the texture of the buds feel great. They give off the impression of quality but any actual use lets all the flaws out. It's like moving in with your hot college girlfriend to find out she's a hoarder, but this time it's your earbuds, and they want to steal all your earwax. To keep forever and ever; they don't have a problem; they'll clean up when they want too. Do better Sennheiser.

Great quality in terms of sound and comfort. I also own the IEM200s, those I use when I’m listening to music thru a phone dongle DAC. I got these for on the go listening because technically speaking bluetooth will always be an inferior transport for digital music. Now I’m a bit of snob but lets be reasonable, wireless is the way to go when on the move. Here’s what I Liked. It comes with several size option for the tips, I liked the small tips best. In addition it comes with a selection of three ear retainers I guess you would call them. I liked the largest of the three because it seated them best in my ear. Next I downloaded the Smart Control app, did the fitting test (I really liked this) and then I did Sound Personalization. This was cool, I am a equalizer person so for me I like my music to sound bass heavy, mids mostly untouched and treble slightly raised. It adjusted to my liking phenomenally well. An equalizer is still available in the form of a five band eq at 63Hz, 250Hz, 1KHz, 2KHz, 4KHz, and 8KHz. What I Didn’t Like. I recently ran into an issue I read about before purchasing these but had hoped to not encounter. My right monitor started making a beeping noise, worst of all it lost quality of audio and volume. I thought perhaps the battery was low so I put it back in and kept just the left one in which sounded good and full still. Despite this attempt it has thus far continued to beep and play poorly. As a result I am returning them. Despite this, I will purchase a new pair but will await my refund before doing so because I loved them while they worked. In the hope to not receive a pair that have this defect. 11/23 Update: Dropped from 4 to 3 Stars. Why? The second photo I uploaded is how I somewhat fixed the issue to my right earbud being wonky. If you pull off the rubber tip, beneath is a fine mesh screen. Mine is gone because the glue that held it melted. I wore these at work so I guess coupled with my body heat and the Texas heat it basically made this mesh loose. Triggering some sort of issue with the ANC. The left earbud eventually had the same issue. With the mesh removed the sound is back to being full but it does sometime sound scratchy/raspy. I never got my refund because the only return option given to me was a FedEx pickup, I printed the label and had it properly repackaged but days and weeks went by with it sitting in “Pick Up Scheduled”. I no longer recommend these headphones unless you are sitting in AC. They don’t hold up in an outdoor environment so as a mechanic I find this disappointing.

This is my first set of premium ear buds by Sennheiser. I prefer their over ear headphones, but I needed something more suitable and subtle for video meetings that are required for my WFH setting. The pros that come to mind: -Noise cancelation. I currently have a personal server running 24/7 in my office, and it sounds like a small plane engine. These ear buds completely eliminate the shrill whirring. The clicks of a mouse and keyboard keys are still faintly audible from time to time, though. Sound quality - The sound stage on these is fantastic. There is a little sacrifice to the quality of sound with it being an in-ear device (think sounding a little compressed and less spatial in a way), but the mids are warm and the highs are crispy (sometimes in a way that feels like your skull is getting a nice scratch, so if that's too much you can adjust in their app). The bass is fairly restrained by default, but you can adjust that in the app as well. If you like music that is bass-heavy, these might not be the best fit for you. Controls - the controls are simple, and I love that they can be customized to my preference in the app. The auto-pause to music when taking out the right ear bud is a huge plus for me! Cons: The ear bud tips - the M3s come with various sized ear buds, but unfortunately (for me anyways) they get pretty uncomfortable after about 4 to 5 hours of wear. I wound up switching to aftermarket bud tips as I found myself fiddling with the buds in my ears a lot to the point where the inside of my ears started to chafe. The other issue is that the ear pieces will slowly come loose or fall out if you are talking or eating with them in. I primarily use the M3s for stationary/desk work, so this isn't the biggest dealbreaker, but I don't feel that they would be ideal for use with working out or any activity where you're moving around (or talking) a lot. Bugs - The M3s were a little bit of a pain to initially get connected to the app, but once they were set up I have had no issues there. The app immediately prompted firmware updates once connected. The only problem I seem to have is that if I take a phone call and hang up my left ear bud will stop working, or the noise cancelation will stop doing its thing temporarily. I have to return both of them to their case and reconnect them to my Bluetooth for both the left ear bud and noise cancelation to work again. Hopefully this is fixed in a future update. Overall, I've been very happy with the M3s, and they get pretty heavy use from me. I've been consistently wowed by the quality of sound these bad boys put out! Perhaps one day Sennheiser will come out with some comfort ear tips, but in the meantime I continue to be pleased with my purchase.

It seems like All the negative reviews about this are true, unfortunately after only 3 months of owning this set of headphones, they quit. The right side earbud is the full controller for the set, so with it not charging or working there is no way for me to get my earbuds working again, warranty was less than useful as it was going to cost me nearly $80 one way to send the earbud to them and I had to have prepackaged a return set prepaid as well to return it from wherever it got sent back to the US. So it was going to be $160 to get one earbud replaced, the whole set is $299 and now, Amazon has them on sale for sometimes as low as $150. So disappointed as a DJ I had high expectations for these, it's really bad that the Bose quiet comfort 2 earbuds are better than these sennheisers. So disappointed all the way around. I was going to leave a review sooner but I totally forgot about these, because I got a set of bose immediately to replace them, I have now had my bose a year and a half with no issues. It's really quite sad that the Bose wireless quiet comfort 2 come in less expensive and are lasting longer. Whatever you do, do not buy these as this is a known problem now, when I bought them they had just been released and there wasn't many reviews, but now after all the reviews come in I see the continual issue and the continual disregard Sennheiser has for fixing this issue, I see a review as early as last week that mentions the same problem. This is unacceptable Sennheiser, this is a known manufacturing defect you have and you should be replacing all of the dead right earbuds. But they wouldn't do such a thing as it would cost too much money. When these headphones did function they were some of the best headphones that I have ever listened to, however having great sound quality doesn't make up for a lack of manufacturing quality. I don't know if I will purchase another set of wireless Sennheiser anythings. Looking like I'll be sticking to my wired Sennheiser headphones from now on...

I need to be careful here as I have only had these a few weeks and I've only used them about two dozen times, mostly outdoors. First I am a session musician and love and trust Sennheiser and use their HD-650 cans in my studio. Being very critical of audio and desiring a flat response and as a mix engineer I am not looking for any abnormalities in the frequency curve. Just smooth mids and flat, normal low and high end. These buds provide that curve for me yet the bass has plenty of kick and more importantly, clarity. The only thing I have noticed is, when I am outdoors, I have experienced an occasional transmission issue between my Android phone (Music Player Hitch Hike app) and the buds. I suppose this could be caused by something external and not directly related to the buds, but ?? Again I am still getting used to these but the L & R bud buttons which control various features are pretty sensitive and so far, I feel a little shaky navigating, even just pausing playback or advancing to the next track. Again this may be me but the apparent sensitivity of these buttons is a bit concerning. Fidelity wise, these things kick ass but since they are the only pair of buds I've owned, cannot A|B against Bose and other high end offerings. I will say that given the sound quality these are throwing out, I have no desire to look at others. It's all there. So I think they are OK, I just need more time with them, but I will continue to monitor and examine the technical issues I have described here. Review Update: So, I returned the original product thinking it may be the buds that were defective with not allowing me to pause playback. Then (since I love the fidelity) I reordered another set identical to the ones I returned, this after speaking with Sennheiser tech support. They were very knowledgeable and wanted to get this right and suggested I return and reorder. Quality people there. They were not defensive at all. Still, with the 2nd set. the pause/resume playback/next song/previous song issue persisted causing me to now suspect the application program I was using in my Samsung/Android phone. All through this, the volume +/- commands worked. So I installed yet another app from the play store and it solved the problem, however the new app had ads that were relentless so I removed it and began the search for an alternative. I found Musicolet, a great music player app, installed it and everything is working perfectly. So, it was never the Sennheiser buds, but instead this one Music Player app that would intermittently fail to respond or recognize the Bluetooth commands being sent by the buds. I'm not surprised at all this as I have used and trusted Sennheiser products during my entire career in music. Just glad I finally resolved this problem. I know these are a bit pricey but if you are very discerning about sound quality write the check. I'm hearing stuff in commercial mixes that I have not heard previously. Long live Sennheiser...

L'articolo sembra in buone condizioni, ma la confezione è molto danneggiata. Vediamo con il tempo se manterranno le loro caratteristiche audio che per ora a mio avviso per un prodotto del genere sono ottime.

out it used likenew but, it actually not working at all

Extremamente fácil de usar e a qualidade sonora é excepcional. Utilizo ele em minhas caminhadas e corridas. Fica bem firme nas orelhas (o que por si só já é uma vantagem tanto em relação à segurança quanto à estabilidade da qualidade do som. No App da Sennheiser tem uma funcionalidade de personalização da equalização. E o principal: a bateria realmente dura bastante!

Comprado en amazon segunda mano, su estado era "muy bueno". Recibí unos auriculares que no había forma de que funcionasen. Mas de 24h cargando sus baterías, y seguían sin funcionar. No dudo que sean buenos, pero el servicio de comprobación de productos reacondicionados de Amazon...no parece que comprueben bien los productos antes de ponerlos a la venta de nuevo. Tuve que devolverlos, y comprar otros.

The sound effects are very good and comfortable fit in ear. Super loving it.