Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 2, Bluetooth Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Black

Excellent Audio

These are the best sounding earbuds on the market. Best bass hands down. Only issues are the lag in connecting usually about 7 seconds and the fact you can't use the left earbud without the right which is annoying at times. Other than that worth every penny.

These things do a great job of audio quality for calls, noise cancelling ambient stuff, and others have stated they sound very clear and professional. For listening to music, they are not loud... 7mm drivers I think. I have some Boltunes with 10mm drivers that sound fuller top to bottom and have slightly more volume but fall short comparatively in the call quality and noise cancelling department. Granted the Boltunes have no adjustments via an app and you just use as is and the sennheisers need you to configure them in the app to get it dialed in for sound quality. This severely degrades the battery life. The inexpensive Boltunes (under $40) last longer too. The senn App is OK... Better than nothing but it is also limited in features. I recommend dialing in the audio shape as thr out of the box eq is weak and thin. You can improve this pretty easily with some shaping. This app allows you to change the left and right tap feature actions which is nice. I didn't care for the default actions but you can fix that. The sennheisers are way more comfortable in ear... But are slightly bulky. Due to the plastic housing, they are lightweight, but still pro grade feeling. I used them on a flight a couple weeks ago and they did great to cancel the plane noise and I could hear the music just fine... Just not super loud... Slightly quieter than the max volume I'd prefer to have. That stated, I feel the same way about bose's products as well. Excellent audio quality but volume is sacrificed. One annoying thing is not being able to have multipoint connectivity so if you're connected to your phone and get an MS Teams call on your computer, you need to manually disconnect Bluetooth on your phone then connect to the Bluetooth on your computer. You can't just simply switch while being connected to both. (only one at a time). This is supposedly fixed in the new model but battery life didn't improve. Not sure it's worth the money to go to the TW3 yet. All in all, if you need a high quality noise cancelling earbuds that you can actually use on business calls without sounding like an amateur, this may be a great option for you if you don't go the Sony route. Definitely do your research before spending money. Things will change in a year as more demand for better features come about with more seasoned users and improved technology. (hopefully better battery life as well)

I have used multiple other brands and I love this product. It syncs up easily and the quality and battery life is excellent. Not great if you are working out as when you are sweating they can come of out easy. That is not a big issue and would buy another pair without a thought.

My original B&O wireless bt earbuds started malfunctioning and I bought these Sennheisers momentum 2 So I can only compare sennheisers with b&o To my ear both of them deliver acceptable sound quality keeping in mind that these are bt earbuds I mostly listen to classical instrumental and jazz some pop and only use earbuds in the gym There are some differences I think that B&O better isolate ambient sound I really can’t detect any functionality in sennheiser’s noise concealing Sennheisers don’t go as deep in my ear canal making them more comfortable I use comply foams with both of them Sennheisers stay better connected to my Apple Watch I must downgrade my review to 1 star Yesterday I went to my gym and put my earbuds on and there was no sound coming out of the left earbud I tried everything I could possibly do to get it to work to no avail After watching a few YouTube videos I found out that this is a common problem There might be a solution to that but I would have to open the earbud and mess with it which I’m not gonna do So make long story short I went out and bought a Sony 1000 I must say that certain features are missing but I’m not gonna get another Sennheiser that’s for sure

The sound is crisp and balanced....even without using the app. I can listen to hip hop, rock.. RnB....amazing sound....and I am VERY VERY PICKY! I just have an ability to hear things in a way that not everyone can. Not bragging...it's just truth! ... These are the best !

For a quick TL;DR, the previous model outperforms these in every way, in my experience. It's possible I have a defective pair though, but that wouldn't impact range, battery life and interference, so buyer beware. I'm coming from a pair of CX Plus TW earbuds which were my first pair. I was never big on wireless audio, but for work and for casual listening it was the better bet. I bought the CX Plus TW's hesitantly expecting the experience to be miserable, and to my surprise they weren't. I started using them at home over my normal higher end headphones just to save my ears the pressure. Sadly, a week ago, one side's speaker died after just under 2 years. I say this because the Momentum TW 2's ended up being that exact miserable experience I was expecting when initially purchasing my first pair of wireless earbuds. The first time I charged them, the case's light went green and I popped them in. They lasted maybe 3 hours. I was already worried, but I thought maybe it was a false positive or I did something wrong. I charge overnight, go into work, and before I get a chance to test the battery life I realize that apparently, from reviews, the initial firmware on these things are hot garbage. To update them, you need to use the app. My phone is on Android 7, the App requires android 8. I can't update. I luckily borrow a co-workers phone, install the app, sync up, download the firmware and after an HOUR of updating I try them again. They work significantly better after that and I heave a sigh of relief thinking that hopefully I won't have to try and return them. Sadly, no. I'm still having issues and even AFTER patching the firmware, the signal cuts out abruptly with any slight thing. Sometimes I stretch with my hands above my head, and my arm covers part of my ear, the audio cuts out. Sometimes I lean on my palm, the audio cuts out. Sometimes I won't even do anything, standing still, and it cuts out. No matter the adapter, or device, less than five feet away. I went back to my old pair and tested to see if I'm being overly critical, they WILL cut out if I cup both hands over both earbuds and intentionally try to block the signal, but not accidentally like these new ones do. It is a very jarring experience to have audio cut out periodically, maybe every other minute. I code to music, and it's flow-shattering to have that happen constantly and distract you. This pair has to be defective, otherwise some major cost-saving measures must have been made, in spite of his model being more expensive. For what it's worth, after the firmware update (possibly not because of it though), the battery life does seem more respectable, but about just on par if a bit below the old ones. The noise canceling is also less effective. If you choose to go with this brand, avoid this model.

Like all Sennheiser products these things sound great. With a very balanced EQ. The ANC is a bit of a let down with certain sounds creating loud rings, dings, or static sounds while using, I gave it a pass though as this is early generation ANC tech. The main drawback I had was that before a year of use the left earpiece died and now only makes a clicking sound if the earpiece is bumped. Hopefully Sennheiser warranty service is good, we shall see.

Like everyone on the internet says these actually are the best true wireless earbuds out there....others could be good but not as good as these... PRO's - 1. Sound quality is top notch 2. Battery life also is very good 3. Fits the ear very well without any looseness or anything 4. Noise cancellation is good as well 5. Premium quality case CON's - 1. High price 2. No simultaneous multiple device connectivity (can pair with multiple devices but once connected to one paired device it cannot connect to another one at the same time which is available with many other earphones) 3. Left earbud doesn't work without the right one out of the case and operational but right one can work Individually 4. Slight connection-disconnection in one earbud (mostly left) at times but slight shaking of the head works effectively The CONs are not really a deal braker for me n so I would say these are the best fitting and best sounding TW earbuds

Já usei fones das mais variadas marcas, Bose, Apple, Beats, Phillips, Sennheiser, Tranya, Anker, etc. Também passei pelos wh-1000xm3 e mais recentemente Wh-1000xm5 (o melhor da atualidade na minha opinião), ambos da Sony. Mas vamos ao que interessa. Eu estava querendo uma segunda opção, mais compacta e menos volumosa, no formato intra-auricular e que mantivesse a fidelidade do áudio. Queria um fone discreto para usar na caminhada ou até mesmo nas corridas da esteira. Iria pegar o wf-1000xm4 da sony mas acabei optando pelo Momentum TW2 da Sennheiser. Mais barato um pouco e com um design muito bonito. Conheço a qualidade da marca mas nunca tinha utilizado fones deles no formato intra-auricular. Me surpreendi com o que vi, cancelamento de ruído bom. Graves bom. Médios e agudos também bons. Bom custo benefício. Acabamento do estojo de carregamento e armazenamento de primeira. Fones em si bonitos e bem acabados. 4 opções de pares de ponteiras para melhor adequação aos ouvidos, melhorando o noise cancelling. O aplicativo sennheiser smart control é útil, fácil de usar e intuitivo. Baixou e instalou novo firmware dos fones logo no primeiro uso. Tem equalizador, ligar/desligar noise cancelling, atribuição de funções aos botões dos fones, modo transparência, entre outros. O som é muito bom para o formato intra-auricular. Recomendo o produto meus amigos. Está no nível ali do WF-1000 xm4 da Sony, inclusive sendo mais barato. Melhor custo/benefício, na minha humilde opinião. Espero ter ajudado. Abraços.

Cuffie ottime con qualità audio eccellente

They really good but not for sports

Ich verwende In-Ears mit Bluetooth beim Pendeln in U-Bahn, Bus und im Freien zu Fuß. Telefonieren fällt bei mir weg, weil ich telefoniere unterwegs nicht (in der U-Bahn versteht einen sowieso niemand außer dem Nebenmann, den es nichts angeht). Daher interessieren mich eigentlich nur Lautstärke, Klang, Akku und Bedienbarkeit. Das Handling ist gut. Man bekommt sie problemlos aus der Ladeschale (was bei den Sony WM-10003MX nicht so ist) und sie sitzen von allen In-Ears am besten, was meine Ohren anlangt. Sie halten tatsächlich stundenlang und man merkt sie irgendwann nicht mehr. Allerdings ist es wichtig, den richtigen Aufsatz zu nehmen (es liegen mehrere Größen bei). Die Bedienung ist analog zu anderen ihrer Bauart, und wenn man sich einmal daran gewöhnt hat, kommt man mit dem Antippen ganz gut zurecht. Aber es gibt eine Lernphase, bis man 1x, 2x oder 3x Antippen einwandfrei hinbekommt. Akku muss sich erst zeigen. Das Modell der 1. Generation hat das Problem, dass es sich von selbst entlädt. Mal sehen, ob die 2. Generation das im Griff hat. Lautstärke ist gut und ich könnte sie voll aufgedreht nicht tragen. Aber es findet sich bestimmt jemand, der es sehr laut mag. Der Klang ist wie bei der 1. Generation ausgezeichnet. Zwischen den Samsung, dem Sony und dem hier gibt es gehörige Unterschiede, wenn ich dasselbe Stück am Walkman anhöre (in CD Qualität). Die anderen sind auch OK (wobei der Sony schwächelt, vermutlich weil er kein Aptx kann), aber nicht in der gleichen Liga. Die Ladeschale ist größer als bei Samsung und kleiner als beim Sony. Wobei Samsung wirklich schöne kleine Boxen hat, die ich beide mag (bei den Buds+ und Live). Die App ist so eine Sache. Die Konkurrenz hat hier das bessere Interface. Dann musste ich eine Weile experimentieren, bis die App endlich die Hörer erkannt hat - das Handy hatte sie sofort, nur die App nicht. Das Firmware-Update war auch ein Abenteuer. Ich habe es zuerst im Büro versucht, wo die App nach 140 Minuten abgebrochen hat. Daheim mit Wifi hat es dann 180 Minuten gedauert, aber ohne Fehlermeldung. Zumindest ist das etwas, was man nur einmal angreifen muss. Mein Walkman hat die Hörer auch sofort erkannt, aber der AW-45 hat eigentlich nur eine Schwäche, nämlich dass der Akku schneller leer ist als gedacht. Mein Back-Up, ein Hiby R3, hat leider eine andere, nämlich eine instabile BT Verbindung - aber er hat die Hörer auch sofort erkannt. Pairing ist also kein Problem. Das mit dem ANC ist so eine Sache. Im Büro funktioniert es einwandfrei, aber unterwegs nicht. Die Fahrgeräusche der U-Bahn kann es auch nicht unterdrücken, wobei die Passivdämpfung aber etwas mehr bringt als der Sony es getan hat. Ich gehe davon aus, dass U-Bahnen für alle ANC-In-Ears ein Problem sind. Möglicherweise kommt ein Over-Ear damit zurecht, aber der passt nicht in die Hosentasche. Die Kombination von Passiv- und Aktivdämpfung ist jedenfalls im Büro effektiv, wo ich die Telefonate der Kollegen ausblenden kann. Die Hauptfunktion - guter Klang und Lautstärke - ist jedenfalls sehr gut. Möglicherweise ist die Verbindung besser, weil es das "flackern" wie es bei den Samsung manchmal vorkommt, ausbleibt. Sie sind leider nicht billig, weshalb ich es zuerst mit den Sony versucht hatte, aber man merkt die Qualität, wenn man mehrere durch hat. Leute, die nur MP3 verwenden, sind wahrscheinlich mit den Samsung gut bedient, aber wenn man die Hardware für FLAC hat und auch verwenden will, dann sind die Momentum für mich die beste Wahl.