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Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless Headphones Review These closed-back headphones are a great option for those who wish to save money on premium headphones. They don't have the same large and aural experience as open-back ones however they still provide high-quality audio. These wireless headphones over-ear are comfortable for long listening sessions and provide a good level of ANC. webpage come with a companion app with EQ presets as well as a replacement cable that is coiled. HD 600 This classic pair of headphones with an open back from Sennheiser is one of the best headphones in its price range. They are comfortable, provide good sound, and have replaceable parts. They have a large soundstage that accurately depicts instruments and vocals, but could be a bit lacking in bass for certain. Some listeners might find their slightly bright sound irritating. The HD 600 is an extremely durable and comfortable lightweight headphone. Its construction is a mix of metal, plastic and Velour. The headband is cushioned with foam and secures itself to the ears. The ear cups can be adjusted to fit larger heads. The cable can be taken off and replaced with a more long one if required. These headphones require an amplifier to work properly. The amp will balance and smooth out the frequencies and reduce distortion. Use an audiophile headphones stand to keep them from damage caused by foreign objects. The headphone stand keeps the cord out of the way. This is beneficial because it's long. The Sennheiser HD600 headphones work great for neutral listening and offer precise reproduction of high-resolution audio. The open design and spacious soundstage make them perfect for home audio systems. The HD 600s are compatible with CDs, vinyl and digital files. They also have an excellent frequency response, and their neodymium magnets provide superior sound. The only reason that the HD 600s didn't score an 8.5/10 was due to the fact that they are a bit too bright for some people. They're among the most highly-rated and well-loved headphones reviewed by reviewers. The headphones is a great upgrade for anyone who wishes to replace the stock headphones that came with their portable electronic devices. The price is a bit high, but it's worth it because of the quality. The HD 600s make a great investment for audiophiles. They are also ideal for those who enjoy classical music since they are able to accurately reproduce the performance. HD 650 The HD 650 are an open-back headphone that is designed for audiophiles. They have a neutral sound which allows the listener to enjoy all the details in the music without being overpowered by bass or another frequency. They are an excellent choice for mixing engineers who want to be able to hear everything in their mixes and want to avoid the fatigue that can result from listening to headphones with heavy emphasis on certain frequencies. The HD 650 also have above-average consistency in the bass range, meaning they will sound identical regardless of how you position or wear them. However, they are not as consistent in the treble range and, depending on how you position them and your ear shape you could experience up to 6dB of variance. The HD 650s are comfortable to wear for long sessions because the headband and earpads are made from a soft, comfortable material. The headband has a good amount of cushioning to ensure it doesn't place excessive pressure on your ears, and the large elliptical earcups fit comfortably around any ear shape. The ear pads have ample space for air to circulate, which helps prevent your ears from getting hot during long listening sessions. The headphone weighs 269 grams without the cable, making it light enough to be worn for long periods of time. These headphones have a professional design and are made from high-quality materials. The earpads and headband are made from soft, durable velour and foam that makes them comfortable after long listening sessions. They also include a detachable cord that is constructed from highly-conductive OFC copper with low handling noise and sensitivity to structure-borne sound and therefore, you can use them with high-quality mobile devices as well as stationary hi-fi equipment. The HD 650 headphones are a excellent pair. While there are headphones with better specifications, their high-quality construction and exceptional audio performance is a fantastic choice for anyone who loves music in pure, uncolored manner. You may not enjoy every color chosen by the artist, but you can appreciate the aesthetics of the overall image. MOMENTUM Sennheiser's MOMENTUM headphones are one of its most sought-after active noise cancellation (ANC) headphones. With a solid track of performance and a reasonable price point that is affordable, the MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones are up against tough competition from the latest models from Bose, Sony, and Apple, but they offer plenty to make them worth your consideration if you're in the market for ANC headphones. The ear cups are padded and designed to comfortably fit around your ears. They also have soft leatherette material on the top portion of the band that goes around your head. The band is flexible enough to fit glasses. I found it comfortable for a long time. The MOMENTUM Wireless is a balanced headphones, unlike other ANC headphones that emphasize the bass or highs. This is a positive thing as it provides an even sound that is a better representation of speech and music. They do veer slightly into the realm of boosting at lower frequencies, but that's a common trait among headphones aimed at commuters, in which the ambient noise is likely to be competing with low-level music and speech. As with other top contenders in the ANC category The MOMENTUM 4 Wireless noise reduction is robust. It's not as good as our top ANC headphones, but it's close. As a benefit, you can move projects to the next quarter by two clicks, making them a great option for school or work. You can connect the MOMENTUM 4 Wireless to a device via Bluetooth, and you can choose to use SBC AAC, aptX or aptX HD codecs. You can also connect the headphone's 3.5mm connector to listen to sources that don't have Bluetooth support. The MOMENTUM Wireless has a microphone array which allows users to make and receive calls. The microphone is decent, but it's not going to provide the best audio quality for phone calls. It's still superior to microphones on most entry-level headphones however.