These superb-sounding noise-cancellers only serve to further enhance Sennheiser’s momentum in the headphone market These superb-sounding noise-cancellers only serve to further enhance Sennheiser’s momentum in the headphone market

Energetic, rhythmic presentation, Convenient usability features, Effective noise cancellation

Uncompetitive battery life

There’s a lot to love about the Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless; they sound fantastic, look good, and are easily customizable thanks to an app. However, they’re let down by a measly 17-hour battery life and their high price.

Brilliant audio quality, Cool design, Customizable settings

Battery life isn’t great, More expensive than rivals

These are not the best ANC headphones, but who cares? They have the most engaging sound reviewed and it makes music easy to listen to. Strong boomy but compact bass and bright sparkly but contained treble keeps music coming to you but not shouting, the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless offers...

Clean sound with strong bass and brilliant treble, Supports USB audio, Cross-connectivity app controls

ANC is not as impressive as the sound tuning

Sennheiser continues to refine its high-end noise-cancelling headphone offerings with the Momentum 3 Wireless, and it should come as no surprise that they're the finest pair in the series. They offer one-touch access to your phone's voice assistant, a sound signature that delivers natural bass depth and high-frequency clarity, and strong (if not best-in-class) active noise cancellation (ANC). Generally speaking, there's a lot to like here, but at $399.95, the Momentum 3 Wireless are priced identically to the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, which deliver the best ANC you can buy. Design The circumaural (over-ear) Momentum 3 Wireless headphones come in black, with a soft-touch finish on the outer earcup panels and leather and metal details on the large, eye-catching headband adjustor. The earpads are generously cushioned with memory foam beneath the leather, and the general fit is exceptionally comfortable once you get the right tension on the headband. Along the side panel o...

There's plenty to like about Sennheiser's Momentum 3 Wireless headphones, but they join a field crowded with good noise-cancelling options.

Powerful bass depth and crisp, detailed hghs; Comfortable, stylish design; Strong ANC with transparent listening mode; Single-button voice assistant integration

Expensive; Sound signature not for those seeking accuracy; App and Alexa integration can be a little buggy

So are the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 3 headphones worth buying? Well, yes, they are. These are definitely worthy successors to previous models of the Momentum series, offering an excellent sound-quality, great noise-cancellation, a good-looking design, and a comfortable fit.

Style, substance, and incredible sound

While I am not excited about getting on a crowded plane anytime soon, the Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless will make the aural portion of the experience enjoyable. In the interim, it's working well as a home headphone that capably handles both music and conference calls.

Classic upgrade. The Momentum 3 Wireless cannot deny its origins and has the concise design of its predecessor, but this has now been freshened up a bit. The interfaces are also modernized, but Sennheiser could have been a bit more generous with the audio codecs.

Worth the premium price. These headphone have such clarity and depth of audio. Bass is alright but I wouldn't except it to be extreme for a wireless set of headphones. Sennheiser have always been my #1 choice for headphones and I can confirm these Momentum's do not disappoint. Pros: > I can barely hear anything with max volume + noise cancelling (Great for drowning out sounds of people) > Battery life lasts forever I've gotten several days on max settings of use. > Bluetooth Range is insane (I've walked across my house without my phone and never had issues) > USB Type C Charging (Charges fast as well) > Can be used wired or wirel...view more

Great sound. Slightly sticky pads, but I would expect that to fade quickly. BUT, there's literally no power button that I can find. And it stays connected to my device, so it drains the battery over a day or so. Even when absolutely not using them. Who thought that no power button was a good idea? Seriously. Cannot recommend because it will just keep draining the battery over and over.