SennheiserMOMENTUM True Wireless 4 - Smart Earbuds With Bluetooth 5.4, Crystal-Clear Sound, Comfortable Design, 30-Hour Battery Life, Adaptive ANC - Black Graphite

With a bit of looking into these earbuds, it's not hard to find that there are common issues people have with them/Sennheiser earbuds. Only been using them for a few days so far but glad to say that I've not experience any of the issues some others have had (we will see in future, although it seems Sennheiser's warranty is quite good if something does go wrong).The earbuds themselves are quality, feel premium and are well built (and the case). 4 sizes of silicon eartips and fins are included (one of the fins is just a ring in case you don't like fins) so the fit is customisable and the earbuds are very comfortable. No issues wearing for a long period of time. Touch controls are very responsive and give a bit of haptic feedback after each touch. They are also customisable in the Sennheiser app (really good app, recommended to download)Stock sound is great with really nice clarity and detail in my opinion. I usually switch between the default sound and my personalised sound made using the app. The personalised sound option is implemented really well and the earbuds are responsive to the changes - the sound is actually noticeably different after adjustments. Would recommend to give it a go. Transparency mode works great and sounds quite natural I think. I personally don't really use ANC a lot so can't comment much but have used it a few times and it seemed to do a decent job of reducing noise (especially wind). Battery life is also really good. Can't comment on mic quality as haven't used it for calls yet.

Sennheiser have finally cracked it. They are no strangers to sound and their over the head cans are some of the best in the business and they have now transferred that to their buds.I have owned them all, Samsung buds, Pixel buds, airpods, B&W, LG tones, Sony XM5 and loads of others and I know exactly what I want from a bud and these are the closest to perfection yet.The closest have been Sony XM5 and it's very close between them but I think I prefer the Senns controls. But these two are streets ahead of the competition.Firstly, the sound, the most important aspect. It delivers this in spades with full detail and perfect balance. Only the XM5 has had superior sound in my view and only just.The controls are what really sets this apart. It is so easy to change songs and to adjust volume. A nice double tap for next tune and keep finger on bud to adjust volume up and down. Why did the Samsung buds 3 pro make it so complicated and have that squeeze to go to next track? It's so inconvenient. Again only XM5 comes close to controls.The app is good. Very simple and easy to change to adaptive anc. Again the XM5 has superior AMC but these are very good too.The only downside actually and it's not even a big downside is the chunky case. It's a beautiful case but slightly on the large side. But it's ok not a big deal.Oh and the fit of the buds, these fit perfectly first time. No need to tweak or adjust and the buds themselves are lovely to look at. Again slightly bigger than the Samsung or even xm5 but similar in size to the pixel.Overall, these are near perfect buds. Excellent sound, excellent connectivity. Bluetooth connection works better on these than any I've tried. Never had a drop out yet. Thoroughly recommend these (although a very close fight with the equally spectacular Sony XM5).

When the batteries of my MTW3s went bad, I ordered these. I ended up returning them, but only because I fell in love with the Denon PerL Pros.The case is a bit large, the fit isn't the best, and the drivers are the same as the MTW3. All true. But regarding the case: it has a soft fabric that doesn't scratch, meaning you don't need a silicone case for it. Regarding the fit: it's not bad either, it is still personal, and they come with several fins. Regarding the drivers: the sound quality is about the same as the MTW3s. But that's not a bad thing. They sound quite involving, with deep bass, though not with the best instrument and layer separation (the Denon PerL Pros blew me away in this respect).Additionally, the touch controls are quite ergonomic, ANC is very good, the app is good, and they support Auracast, which might be handy in the future. I would have kept them... if I hadn't fallen in love with the Denons. :)