Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 3 Earbuds – Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones for Music and Calls with Adaptive Noise Cancellation, IPX4, Qi wireless charging and 28-hour battery life, White
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Specification: Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 (ANC) in Ear Earbuds – Designed in Germany- 3 Mics for Noise Reduction, aptX codec to Hear Every Detail, IPX4…
Brand
Sennheiser
Manufacturer
Sennheiser
Model
MTW3
Model Name
MTW3 White
Model Year
2022
Product Dimensions
7.01 x 4.46 x 3.48 cm, 78 Grams
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Item model number
MTW3
Hardware Platform
Smartphone
Special Features
Fast Charging, Microphone Included
Mounting Hardware
Ear adapter sets (XS/S/M/L), Ear fin sets (S/M/L), Quick guide & safety guide, Pair of earbuds, Charging case & USB-C cable
Number of items
1
Microphone format
Built-In
Headphones form factor
In Ear
Charging Time
7 Hours
Batteries Included
Yes
Batteries Required
Yes
Battery cell composition
Lithium Ion
Cable feature
Without Cable
Connector Type
Wireless
material
Plastic
Form Factor
In ear
Includes Rechargeable Battery
Yes
Country of Origin
China
Item Weight
78 g
8 reviews for Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 (ANC) in Ear Earbuds – Designed in Germany- 3 Mics for Noise Reduction, aptX codec to Hear Every Detail, IPX4…
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★★★★★
Madhurish Varma –
Pros : 1. Audio is Great with good base. We normally are not audiophiles, but we can sense whether the music is sounding great. Instruments can be heard separately and clearly. 2. Battery Life is really awesome. After a single charge, it lasted for many days. 3. I purchased the grey one and the dual tone of the buds looks great. 4. They have a rubberised fin that gives a firm grip. I also have AirPods Pro, which after sometime oozes out of the ear and you need to push it back. Momentum stays in throughout. 5. Touch controls are extremely good and never did I have any issues in controlling music or receiving calls. 6. Mic for phone calls is good and the other person never complains. 7. Each Bud can function independently. You can use either one without any issue.
Cons : 1. It connects with only one device. To switch to another one, you have to first either disconnect with the first one, or use the App on phone to switch devices. 2. Case, although classy in looks, is bulky to carry in a pocket. 3. Active Noise Cancellation is almost 50% and not as good as AirPods Pro. But good enough to fade out the nearby sounds to give you a more immersive experience.
My final recommendation: All in all a great product to buy.
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★★★★★
Abhinav Pandey –
I gave it a little bit of time in order to pick up all the subtle changes and I can really appreciate the fact that Sennheiser has worked out all the kinks and made these the best version of Momentum Wireless earbuds. They have thoroughly perfected the previous version’s shortcomings.
Who needs these? – An Audiophile who hates the “flat” and “real”sounding Audio Technicas and wants her/his music to be Trashy at times with rumbling bass on demand. (Hint: App that controls sound preferences)
– An Apple user, who has elevated taste and will never be caught dead using a pair of AirPods Pro because that’s just a basic poser’s earphone who is trying to prove that they are way too busy for world problems and making “money moves.”
-An Android user, who wants to prove to the world that they have good taste in gadgets and if Apple products were as good as they are advertised: they’d buy it. It’s simple logic, good things should not necessarily be expensive. A clearly evident exception though are these earbuds: Momentums are worth the price tag.
– Someone who is not stuck to one Genre of music and have no qualms using an app for customising preferences according to different genres of music.
Why this price tag?
As your well wisher, let me tell you that if you are a little short on money, there are cheaper truly wireless earbuds alternatives to these. Boats, Skullcandy, Jabra offer really good alternatives. Hell.. I just bought Amazon basics earbuds for ₹999 and they are really good too. You can check them out.
So… why are people buying these? Well, technology has come such a long way that little new developments by big companies like touch sensitivity, app support, better bluetooth connectivity are considered substantial improvements. This happens because once a new technology comes to the market substantial improvements to it are as challenging as reinventing the wheel. How can you perfect an already established piece of tech, it can be quite challenging tackling that question at times given that most of these gadgets are a perfected versions of their predecessors( id est. wired earphones- Bluetooth earphones-truly wireless earbuds). I digress.
Momentum TW 1 was really good. It had all the best features but it was chunky and there was an automatic battery drainage issue. There were connectivity problems too. The app was good but it was not seamless. MTW 2 had similar problems but they were better. MTW3 have been redesigned. The earbuds are not as chunky as its previous counterparts. But a friend with small ears had mild discomfort after putting them on for about 15 mins. Bose earphones, Sony wf 1000xms, and Momentums have similar size problems. (Wink* bigger is not always better *Wink) The app is really good. I love it! It still lags a bit but the fact that it shows the battery info of the case and the earbuds, has presets and music customisation, earbuds software update availability, noise cancellation, and transparency features: it adds greatly to the user experience.
Touch sensitivity is great on these, they have no battery drainage issues, and a better 7 hours battery than the standard 5-6 hours. The connectivity is strong at a distance of 100 metres but it starts disconnecting I f there are walls in between.
I love the fabric design of the case that has been consistent with the previous versions. It feels premium.
They deserve the tag of flagship earbuds and stand strong next to Bose, Beats, Audio Technica, Apple, Marshall, Bowers And Wilkins, Bang And Olufsen, and V-Moda. It’s a steal at 15k price mark (I gave it 5 stars for that reason) and I strongly recommend it.
P.S. all of the brands I have mentioned have pretty good earbuds. Check and compare them as well. They offer fun alternatives.
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★★★★★
Madhurish Varma –
Comfortable, I can sleep with these. The best headphones I had so far.
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★★★★★
James Kirk –
The prices both on Amazon and on Sennheiser’s site usually remain the same. However, the former ships from a third party seller instead of directly. I got a product that developed audio skipping issues within <2 weeks of purchasing it. I couldn't return it by then. I had barely used it within that time frame. I tried everything from pairing to a different phone, switching codecs and factory resetting it. The latter helped, but only for a day or two before the issue started again. I have had couple of other earbuds too, in the cheaper range, and they don't have any such issue. If I had not trusted Amazon and tested these earbuds as much as I could as soon as I got delivery, possibly, the defect would be detected much early within the return period.
The sound quality, when it works, is flawless and better than any other TWS I have used. It supports AAC and aptX adaptive codecs[ though no support for LDAC codec which is Sony backed variant and present on their earphones ]. The app connects decently, though it will do a firmware update first, has features like ‘Sound Zones’ and an earfit test. The earphones fit quite snuggly in the ear without any chance of falling out. The case is slightly, on the heavy side but feels premium. The battery life is ~27 hrs without ANC. Their is somewhat fast charging support though the product doesn’t exactly lists how much. It also has Qi charging support, though it’s better to just charge via USB C cable since the former is slower relatively.
All said and done, the buds is NOT the problem, but the manufacturer selling is. Also, Sennheiser has outsourced it’s support to Sonova in India for support. So, the only way to get support for defective earphones is via courier service [no in person support].
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★★★★★
Ozen Turkekul –
Case was dirty not clean and heavy signs of wear. The charger wasn’t the original charger and neither were the rubber pieces for your ear they also didn’t fit the earbuds
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★★★★★
Rodrigo –
Se empezaron a escuchar mal a los pocos meses. Sennheiser no se hace responsable y no contesta los mensajes.
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★★★★★
jonah –
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.
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★★★★★
Rodrigo –
The clarity of sound coming through these earbuds is really good. Even though they’re not the most expensive they are very well worth the money. Highly recommended.
Madhurish Varma –
Pros :
1. Audio is Great with good base. We normally are not audiophiles, but we can sense whether the music is sounding great. Instruments can be heard separately and clearly.
2. Battery Life is really awesome. After a single charge, it lasted for many days.
3. I purchased the grey one and the dual tone of the buds looks great.
4. They have a rubberised fin that gives a firm grip. I also have AirPods Pro, which after sometime oozes out of the ear and you need to push it back. Momentum stays in throughout.
5. Touch controls are extremely good and never did I have any issues in controlling music or receiving calls.
6. Mic for phone calls is good and the other person never complains.
7. Each Bud can function independently. You can use either one without any issue.
Cons :
1. It connects with only one device. To switch to another one, you have to first either disconnect with the first one, or use the App on phone to switch devices.
2. Case, although classy in looks, is bulky to carry in a pocket.
3. Active Noise Cancellation is almost 50% and not as good as AirPods Pro. But good enough to fade out the nearby sounds to give you a more immersive experience.
My final recommendation: All in all a great product to buy.
Abhinav Pandey –
I gave it a little bit of time in order to pick up all the subtle changes and I can really appreciate the fact that Sennheiser has worked out all the kinks and made these the best version of Momentum Wireless earbuds. They have thoroughly perfected the previous version’s shortcomings.
Who needs these?
– An Audiophile who hates the “flat” and “real”sounding Audio Technicas and wants her/his music to be Trashy at times with rumbling bass on demand. (Hint: App that controls sound preferences)
– An Apple user, who has elevated taste and will never be caught dead using a pair of AirPods Pro because that’s just a basic poser’s earphone who is trying to prove that they are way too busy for world problems and making “money moves.”
-An Android user, who wants to prove to the world that they have good taste in gadgets and if Apple products were as good as they are advertised: they’d buy it. It’s simple logic, good things should not necessarily be expensive. A clearly evident exception though are these earbuds: Momentums are worth the price tag.
– Someone who is not stuck to one Genre of music and have no qualms using an app for customising preferences according to different genres of music.
Why this price tag?
As your well wisher, let me tell you that if you are a little short on money, there are cheaper truly wireless earbuds alternatives to these. Boats, Skullcandy, Jabra offer really good alternatives. Hell.. I just bought Amazon basics earbuds for ₹999 and they are really good too. You can check them out.
So… why are people buying these? Well, technology has come such a long way that little new developments by big companies like touch sensitivity, app support, better bluetooth connectivity are considered substantial improvements. This happens because once a new technology comes to the market substantial improvements to it are as challenging as reinventing the wheel. How can you perfect an already established piece of tech, it can be quite challenging tackling that question at times given that most of these gadgets are a perfected versions of their predecessors( id est. wired earphones- Bluetooth earphones-truly wireless earbuds).
I digress.
Momentum TW 1 was really good. It had all the best features but it was chunky and there was an automatic battery drainage issue. There were connectivity problems too. The app was good but it was not seamless.
MTW 2 had similar problems but they were better.
MTW3 have been redesigned. The earbuds are not as chunky as its previous counterparts. But a friend with small ears had mild discomfort after putting them on for about 15 mins. Bose earphones, Sony wf 1000xms, and Momentums have similar size problems. (Wink* bigger is not always better *Wink)
The app is really good. I love it! It still lags a bit but the fact that it shows the battery info of the case and the earbuds, has presets and music customisation, earbuds software update availability, noise cancellation, and transparency features: it adds greatly to the user experience.
Touch sensitivity is great on these, they have no battery drainage issues, and a better 7 hours battery than the standard 5-6 hours. The connectivity is strong at a distance of 100 metres but it starts disconnecting I f there are walls in between.
I love the fabric design of the case that has been consistent with the previous versions. It feels premium.
They deserve the tag of flagship earbuds and stand strong next to Bose, Beats, Audio Technica, Apple, Marshall, Bowers And Wilkins, Bang And Olufsen, and V-Moda. It’s a steal at 15k price mark (I gave it 5 stars for that reason) and I strongly recommend it.
P.S. all of the brands I have mentioned have pretty good earbuds. Check and compare them as well. They offer fun alternatives.
Madhurish Varma –
Comfortable, I can sleep with these. The best headphones I had so far.
James Kirk –
The prices both on Amazon and on Sennheiser’s site usually remain the same. However, the former ships from a third party seller instead of directly. I got a product that developed audio skipping issues within <2 weeks of purchasing it. I couldn't return it by then. I had barely used it within that time frame. I tried everything from pairing to a different phone, switching codecs and factory resetting it. The latter helped, but only for a day or two before the issue started again. I have had couple of other earbuds too, in the cheaper range, and they don't have any such issue. If I had not trusted Amazon and tested these earbuds as much as I could as soon as I got delivery, possibly, the defect would be detected much early within the return period.
The sound quality, when it works, is flawless and better than any other TWS I have used. It supports AAC and aptX adaptive codecs[ though no support for LDAC codec which is Sony backed variant and present on their earphones ]. The app connects decently, though it will do a firmware update first, has features like ‘Sound Zones’ and an earfit test. The earphones fit quite snuggly in the ear without any chance of falling out. The case is slightly, on the heavy side but feels premium. The battery life is ~27 hrs without ANC. Their is somewhat fast charging support though the product doesn’t exactly lists how much. It also has Qi charging support, though it’s better to just charge via USB C cable since the former is slower relatively.
All said and done, the buds is NOT the problem, but the manufacturer selling is. Also, Sennheiser has outsourced it’s support to Sonova in India for support. So, the only way to get support for defective earphones is via courier service [no in person support].
Ozen Turkekul –
Case was dirty not clean and heavy signs of wear. The charger wasn’t the original charger and neither were the rubber pieces for your ear they also didn’t fit the earbuds
Rodrigo –
Se empezaron a escuchar mal a los pocos meses. Sennheiser no se hace responsable y no contesta los mensajes.
jonah –
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.
Rodrigo –
The clarity of sound coming through these earbuds is really good. Even though they’re not the most expensive they are very well worth the money. Highly recommended.