Sennheiser Momentum 4: They cost a mint, so are they worth it?

It’s not often headphones will surprise me. After reviewing dozens, if not a hundred different sets, you could say I’m kind of a hard sell. So when I had the opportunity to review, Sennheiser is the new momentum for over ear, wireless headphones three things drew me in: the 60 hour battery life, super fast charging, and the promise of amazing adaptive noise cancellation to help me focus while working.

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The noise-canceling Bluetooth headphone market has become one of the most competitive segments in the audio industry. And rightfully so because Active Noise Canceling (ANC) technology is a godsend for a lot of frequent travelers, parents, music aficionados, those with loud neighbours, and for anyone just looking for a way to escape the noise of everyday life. That’s the premise of Sennheiser Momentum 4 over-ear wireless headphones. I’ll test out phantom four and see how good the noise cancelling is, test the overall sound quality, wear them for comfort and fit and review the battery life. I’ll wrap thinsg up by telling you if I think I can recommend these headphones for you.
What is Active Noise Cancelling (ANC)?
ANC was specifically designed to reduce the effect of loud aircraft engine noise on standard aircraft headsets. It works by using microphones that detect ambient sound waves in the environment, then creating inverted sound waves through an amplifier to cancel out unwanted sounds. For frequent fliers, it can make a big difference in background noise on board an aircraft by quickly reducing annoying cabin drone. But, for the rest of us, ANC essentially filters out interference like surrounding noise and vibrations, allowing you to enjoy a fully immersive sound experience almost anywhere, creating an aural oasis even in noisy environments like busy streets and shared workspaces.
Sennheiser Momentum 4
Sennheiser's Momentum 4 is the company's latest model, and it comes packed with both ANC technology and some high-end audio features that make it worth a closer look.
Specs
Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.2 compliant
Codecs SBC, AAC, aptX™, aptX adaptive™
Design Around-the-ear, circum-aural
Design
For me, the design of these is nothing to write home about but I’m not marking Sennheiser down for streamlined design either. They’re simple, basic and not going to raise any eyebrows… that’s kind of the Sennheiser way. Classically classy.
You can choose between a matte black and a white variant, both of which are obviously designed with minimalism in mind.
The headphones are lightweight and don't clamp too tightly on my head, making them ideal for long listening sessions. This gentle clamping force and lightweight design make it stable even if I need to move around while wearing it.
The ear cups are buttery soft and squishy with nice soft foam. It’s made of polycarbonate, which gives them a combination of premium feel and (Sennheiser promises) durability. (The earpads are also replaceable, which is great for maintenance and extending the life of your headphones.)