According to the official description, Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones adopt a lighter, more comfortable design, compared with the previous generation eliminated the adjustable, foldable silver metal slides, in favor of rotatable ear cups and round headband, headband and ear cups are padded (faux leather ear pads can be replaced), officially said to bring “extraordinary The headband and earcups are padded (with replaceable faux-leather cushions) for what officials call “exceptional comfort. The headset also eliminates physical buttons and replaces them with gestures such as tapping or swiping. The new headset comes in the same color as the previous generation, with black and white color schemes.

The new MOMENTUM 4 wireless headphones feature 42mm dynamic drivers, which are officially claimed to provide superior high-fidelity sound quality, an innovative hybrid adaptive noise cancellation function that continuously monitors ambient noise to automatically optimize noise cancellation levels, new intelligent touch gestures to freely adjust the intensity of noise cancellation, zoom gestures to adjust the intensity of adaptive noise cancellation, double-tap to switch between transparent listening mode and adaptive noise cancellation mode.

MOMENTUM 4 wireless headphones can provide 60 hours of battery life, also supports fast charging, charging 10 minutes, can listen to music for 6 hours, equipped with the function of taking off the headphones to pause and put on the headphones to resume playback.

The MOMENTUM 4 wireless headphones using Bluetooth 5.2 technology, with lower latency, higher transmission stability, to bring better audio and video synchronization listening experience, can be connected to multiple devices at the same time, support wired Type-C audio link, Bluetooth decoding support AAC, SBC, aptX and aptX Adaptive, support active noise cancellation, transparent listening and sound personalization.

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Earlier this month, Sennheiser overseas released the MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones, priced at $ 349.95 (about RMB 2362.37), officially opened for sale from August 23.

Sennheiser China also released a preview message, saying that the MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones will be officially released soon.

Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones have a lighter, more comfortable design, compared to the previous generation eliminating the adjustable, foldable silver metal slides, in favor of rotatable ear cups and round headband, headband and ear cups are padded (faux leather ear pads can be replaced), officially said to bring ” extraordinary comfort”. The headset also does away with physical buttons and replaces them with gestures such as tapping or swiping.

Acoustically, the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones use 42mm moving coil units to provide better sound quality. Officials claim the headphones will provide 60 hours of battery life, but also support fast charging, charging 10 minutes, can listen to music for 6 hours, equipped with the headphones off to pause and put on the headphones to resume playback function.

Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless headphones allow simultaneous connection of multiple devices, support wired USB-C audio connectivity, Bluetooth decoding support for AAC, SBC, aptX and aptX Adaptive, active noise cancellation, transparent listening, and sound personalization.

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In addition to the stylistic improvements, another selling point of these headphones is the range performance. Sennheiser says the Momentum 4 can achieve 60 hours of playback time on a full charge, compared to the 20-30 hours typically promised by competitors like Sony’s WH-1000XM5, Bose’s QuietComfort 45 and Apple’s AirPods Max.

The headphones don’t compromise on sound quality either, with the same 42mm drivers tuned by Sennheiser for “excellent dynamics, clarity and musicality”. On top of that, the Momentum 4 headphones also offer better voice call performance. Sennheiser has also moved away from physical button controls and adopted the same click-and-swipe gestures as other popular noise-canceling headphones. While the new headphones can no longer be folded up, they come with improved housing with hard shell protection.

Like their predecessors, the Momentum 4s support multipoint connectivity, wired USB-C audio, and other convenient features, and they feature interchangeable ear cushions – now made of faux leather, rather than the leather Sennheiser previously used. For Bluetooth codecs, the company’s latest headphones support AAC, SBC, aptX and aptX Adaptive.

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(Photo from: Canada Computers)

Sean Hollister points out that the Momentum 4 headset does away with the adjustable/foldable silver metal headband and the classic look of the series.

3.5mm connectivity and adapter included in the box

With its switch to swivel ear cups and round headband, the Momentum 4 looks more like its competitors from Sony, Bose and Apple as well.

Momentum 4 is not only a change in form factor

In June, the company said – when it arrives in August this year, the new battery life will increase from 16 hours to 60 hours (a jump of nearly four times).

The adjustable headband of the previous generation Momentum Wireless 3 (Photo by: TheVerge / Becca Farsace)

Also judging by the $449.95 CAD (about $350 USD) price tag, the Momentum 4 wireless headphones are expected to be more affordable than their predecessor ($530 CAD / $400 USD).

Momentum 3’s foldable headband design (Photo by: TheVerge / Becca Farsace)

Finally, if you still prefer the classic look, the third generation of Momentum wireless headphones are currently offered at around $250 on Amazon/Best Buy and other sites and are expected to jump further when the fourth generation is released.

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