Momentum 4 Wireless Headphones, ANC, 60 Hr Battery, Black/Copper

Going to keep this short and sweet, one of the best purchases I've ever made, I'm an audiophile, but never wanted to spend huge money on it for amps and cables etc. The fact you can get a headset like this wireless this high in quality is amazing. Price: 5/5 Since the Momentum 5's came out this couldn't be more of a bargain, might be the best wireless headphones on the market for the price now Comfort: 4/5 I have a big head, it is what it is, sometimes it can feel a little tight and I get sweaty after wearing it a long time( I have short hair) Style: 5/5 Simple. but sleek, the gradient gray texture on the top and the logo on the side is clean Audio Quality: 5/5 I haven't personally heard or used wireless headphones with as crisp highs and a bass so deep and powerful that will make your ears vibrate with the right songs. Volume: 4.5/5 Could maybe have a slightly higher max volume, but only an issue for me when watching an anime, show or movie Controls/App/Noise cancelation: 4/5 The app is fine, simple to use, sometimes the controls on the head set side can get annoying if u do the slightest wrong finger swipe or tap. Noise cancelation is pretty high, cancels out 90% of the music in my gym. Battery life: 6/5 Almost forget I have to charge it cause it almost never needs to be charged After one year of use it has almost no wear and tear other than some wrinkles in the headphone cushions, still works great.

This is coming from someone who's neurodivergent. From my pov, I always care about volume and sound quality. I used xm5 headphones, bose headphones and earbuds, Samsung earbuds, JBL, jlab, soundcore, bause (I know, I used a lot lol). They all have their own strengths and I'm not gonna dis them. If you already have something like xm5, qc ultra, or whatever and you're satisfied with them regardless of why you may be considering something else, I wouldn't exactly get these. Unless the pair you have broke or you're not happy with what you got. I always suggest adjusting the EQ yourself and toying around with it to see if you find a satisfying configuration. You don't have to be a pro with EQ. just mess around and play it by ear. And that applies to any headphones. Because we're as the point we technology where upgrades are rather minor now unless it's like a big jump. I won't dive heavily into them with my opinion. I was just going to say these sound better than from where I've been trying. Wouldnt say by a great amount. But if you're looking for something where music sounds great all around, I'd suggest these. But that's if your focus is on sound quality and something balanced. NC and Aware I'm not gonna say is something totally premium like bose. BUT it does get the job done. I believe they sound clear. You can hear what you wanna hear. And it's got a good punch. Straight out the box I'll add. BUT if you want to do more adjustments and get to know the device more, you can download the Sennheiser Smart Control Plus. It has some EQ presets, a custom one, and a bass boost button. The bass boost button actually does give it more punch and doesn't distort it. And it's important to note that sound quality can depend on the song you listen to and it's quality. It feels nice! Feels smooth. The handle part got some kind of slightly rough texture, but in a good way. Noise cancelling and Aware is good! Not pro level. But when people talk I can barely hear them or make out things when I'm NC. and for aware i can hear my surroundings just fine! Though when I speak in aware mode I sound a little muffled. So my hearing is still slightly blocked. The controls have no buttons, so it's touch based on the right side. And it's pretty peculiar! One control has it where you can actually adjust the level of Noise cancelling just by pinching and expanding with your fingers. Which is honestly awesome. And if you don't like the touch controls at all, you can just disable them in the app. They don't force you to update the device. I don't think. Unlike bose where your device updates automatically. And from my experience with the gen 2 ultra quiet comfort earbuds when they update? They pretty much break. ALSO, the EQ has 5 sliders. And it's a little sensitive to the adjustments. And you can save presets and share them. Overall on the first day, I'm really enjoying them!

I had the most annoying week+ of trying to make this BEAUTIFUL headset work. I really wanted these to work. But you can only try soo many Reddit fixes before you're beyond pissed off and completely over it. First: I couldn't hear the trial music they play on the app when you first set up your sound profile. It was silent. Removing and re-downloading the app didn't help. I disconnected the headset from everything, reset my phone, and tried 4-5 more times before I got anything to play. When it played, it was too quiet to change anything meaningfully. Second: This headset gives you 6 options in your sound section to choose from, which is annoying. Some are named the exact same and do absolutely nothing when chosen. The most annoying part was the only option that provides side tone will give you the worst quality sound you've heard since your 90s Walkman- - paired with that tiny round headset you found at goodwill or in your garage. To use this headset with side tone and have decent sound, you have to disconnect the mic in your computer settings all together and use another mic that will provide you side tone Now you need more gear or a mixer to connect your headset to your mic. The whole ass point of this headset was to game with friends, or be able to answer phone calls while being productive around the house. It's hard for me to function socially when I don't have side tone. That's on me but...come on. This was an expensive purchase. It should be able to do both... like my $80 Corsairs do easily. Forget hearing footsteps. If you're on discord using the headset's mic, your sound quality doesn't allow for differentiation between spells in an ARPG.. or footsteps in a pvp game. You cannot use the headset for talking and receive quality sound. I wouldn't even say quality. They are simply unusable. Thirdly: Speaking of my Corsairs, they were LOUD at volume 30. I've probably never gone over 50 on those. With this set, I had to be on 95-100 to get where my previous headset would've sat at 20. What. I could NOT get any volume out of these and I tried enough things to make you hush. - -you, who is saying I did something wrong or skipped a step. No. Nope. I did it all and it was over a week of futzing, alll the trial and error before I finally sent them back. Which was sad because I've lusted after Sennheiser for ages. Even when I was finally able to adjust my sound profile in the app, I couldn't get them to be loud enough with clear sound to function. I opted for my air pods over these and if you've ever done that on your gaming computer, air pods sound like you're inside a dumpster 40 ft away. I preferred this to the Sennheisers. Sad. Reason four: They dropped all Bluetooth connections 10+ times a day. My house is 745sq ft so even if I was walking around my house and not sitting at the desk with my phone/computer next to me, they should have worked for most of the home. At the very least, I should have been able to go 10ft away from devices. Nope. They didn't stay connected even directly next to devices-- for reasons I couldn't figure out. So forget about any movement. No trip to the fridge 8 feet away between matches. I was stupidly willing to look past this part because, like I mentioned above, I was lusting after these for a while before finally shelling out the dough. If I could just tap the Bluetooth button to quickly reconnect devices, I would have suffered with my snazzy Sennheisers. But when this happened, I'd have to restart my phone, restart/reconnect the headset, and reconnect phone Bluetooth. I even had to redownload the app to be able to connect two separate times. For the computer, I'd have to go through the process of finding/connecting the device after resetting, and then selecting the proper option in the drop-down sound options on my computer which changed places and was super annoying. This took way too long, especially if I was on a call or in game. Having to tab out of a game to go through that.. sometimes every hour... was maddening and I def lost a lot of matches and did a few desk-slams. Eff that. Five: In addition to costing a lot of money and being absolutely useless for my purposes (or any purpose), this headset also had unreliable manual touch options on the side. They only functioned half the time. Joy. Six: I reached out to Sennheiser for assistance and advice on day one. It was possible I simply needed a replacement after scouring their FAQ on the website. They returned my enquiry 28 days after I sent them a request. This was almost 3 weeks AFTER I had returned them. And this wasn't during the holidays. 28 days later and with a bunch of garbage. An unhelpful reply that had nothing to do with the issue I had selected in their drop down options. Like. Not even remotely helpful. Did they read the ticket? There's no way. Maybe I had a faulty pair? Who knows but I think probably not because I found a shocking amount of people that had the exact same issues. These should have been recalled but enough people will stubbornly make them work and the company still makes money off those who don't return them in the end, either from laziness or denial or an abundance of money so they don't need to make the effort :P 1 star for aesthetics/battery life. I did not have to charge them once- out of the box- and I did a lot of troubleshooting in that time. They are comfy, yes, but I now have a cheaper pair of Logitecs that are comfier with an equivalent battery life. I gave up on the multi-device idea and went with the Logitec Pro x 2 with LIGHTSPEED These were plug and play. No BS. Comfy, sharp looking, work AMAZING with discord and whatever else I've connected them to. I'll stick with swapping out my headset for my airpods for phonecalls for now because we just aren't reliably there yet, it seems.

After having these headphones for the past year, I have to say that these are definitely 5/5 headphones. I'm not sure what some of the complaints are about, but I think some folks with the lesser reviews must have gotten faulty devices, because the only time I've ever had a connectivity issue was when I mistakenly had both my speakers and my headphones connected. As a matter of fact, I've actually found myself more annoyed by them automatically turning on and connecting when I had literally just turned them off to put them away. There's something about the "on-ear" function that senses when you're wearing them. When the ear muffs go face down in the case, the headphones will sometimes think that they're being put on your head. If you're doing it in a fluid manner, they won't turn back on, but if you turn them off, set them down, and then put them away shortly after, they'll probably turn on. I believe the noise cancellation is solid. When I don't have any music playing and just have the noise cancellation active I can't hear much at all. Normal conversation is definitely out of the realm of possibility. If someone's talking to you and you're not looking straight at them, you wouldn't know it. You can hear some of the louder traffic that passes by if you're walking down the street, but if you have your music on you're not very likely to hear anything but larger/louder vehicles. I would say sound over 80 dB and you can start to hear things through the noise cancellation. I've used these for casual gaming on my PS5. You have to connect the headphones directly into the controller, but I'm pretty sure that's just a Sony thing so that you'll buy their PS5-specific headphones. Anybody I've played with has never complained about not being able to hear me and anyone I've asked says I come through clearly. I asked people specifically to know if they would work well with games as well as music, and I think they're great for both. There is good spatial sound. In video games you can hear things like directional footsteps and know whether someone is in front of you, coming around a corner, or behind you. With music you'll hear background sounds that the recording picked up or different notes or instruments that you've never heard before in songs you've heard a hundred times. Now, let me be very clear here: these are not $1,000+ "audiophile" hardwired, gold plated, top-of-line headphones for top-quality production. I'm just a regular consumer who loves to listen to good music, with great volume, bass, and body. For all practical purposes, these are absolutely fantastic. The size of the headphones is reasonable. Not too big, not too small. I've seen some complaints about the ear cups being too small, which from one standpoint I understand. On the other hand, they're actually really comfortable. The material is soft, the headband is comfortable, they're adjustable, and for me, they've never been too tight. They were maybe a bit tight for the first week or so I had them, but nothing memorable or headache inducing. The material on the ear cups, while comfortable and soft, does make me wonder when, not if, the material starts to break down. If you sweat, prepare for your ears to get hot and sweat. The material isn't absorbent at all, so you don't have to worry about your headphones getting soggy, but sweat will definitely build up on the cups and it can become a little uncomfortable if you're walking in a bit of heat. On the same note of not being too tight on your head, they're also not terribly heavy. I think they weigh a bit more than the old school Beats - when they were still owned by Dre - but I can say they're far, far superior to the Beats. You can feel it and you can hear it. The case they come in is solid and compact - as compact as it can get for headphones that don't fold in half. It fits in my backpack just fine and it definitely won't get crushed unless you're really trying to damage the case. It would take a full body fall and the case's first thing to give way would be the zipper. Even then, there's not a wide enough range for the case to entirely break down and crush the headphones. I believe that if you slipped on ice, for example, and fell straight on them, they would survive. I compared these to the XM5's and I think these have a deeper bass. I think the soundstage/spatial sound is more in depth with the XM5's, but you most likely wouldn't be able to tell unless you've got a very keen ear or you're directly comparing them side by side. I have no idea why these are currently priced at $450. A year ago I spent around $300 for them. It was a great deal then, and I would probably spend $400 again if I ever needed to replace them. If I do look to get "nicer" headphones, Sennheiser will definitely be a brand I'll look for first. The software for Sennheiser is not that great, but it's been improving since I got the headphones. You can adjust noise cancellation, wind cancellation, highs, mids, lows, bass, etc. You can adjust your functionality, such as how your touch controls function on the outside of your headphones - swiping up will turn the volume up, tapping it will pause the music and so on. You can answer or decline calls with it, but I just do that on my phone to not accidentally pick up a phone call I don't want. If you have your own settings and you've got them turned up beyond what they reasonably can do, you'll sometimes get a skip in one of the speakers. Mine just so happens to occur in the left ear, but once I corrected my settings it stopped happening. I do wish the volume could be turned up another notch, but I'm pretty sure if they were to go any louder then they would cause real hearing damage after about 20-30 minutes. I listen to my music loud and have had no worries about hearing damage, which I've been paying for as time goes on, but if you adhere to realistic settings then you will be just fine. If you start to go over on your setting boosts in certain categories, you'll hear it start to get a little muddy or tinny depending on the setting. If you hear either of those, even a little bit, change your settings. The first firmware update took 10 or 15 minutes and your phone screen has to stay on during the download and installation otherwise it will cut out for some reason. So plug in your phone and make sure you have your screen on and the app open for the duration otherwise it gets interrupted. It took me a couple tries to realize that. For anybody looking for headphones in the sub <$500 range, these are almost perfect. Mine get regular use, the battery is just insane, the sound quality is solid and comes through in a consistent manner. You can tell when a song has been recorded or produced on a lesser scale than some others. They can really make certain artists/songs/producers stand out more than others. They also play every genre of music well. If you think of a sound system, a 12" sub will have a slower reaction time than a 10" sub, for example, so if your hip hop sounds better on a 12" and your tighter bass sounds come through a bit better on a 10" sub, these headphones feel to be right down the middle. I say "feel" and not "sound" because if you've ever had a sound system in your car then you know the vibrations you get from that strong, amplified bass through your subs. You can almost replicate that feeling with good headphones and these don't weigh heavily one way or the other.

- Sound I'm not a major audiophile, but I've had no issues with the sound quality from these headphones. They sound good, and I've had no problem getting them to stay connected to whatever device I'm listening on. - Controls I have a few complaints here. The touch-controls and on-head-detection both feel a little gimmicky to me. I wound up disabling the on-head-detection because it wasn't reliable, sometimes detecting my head and sometimes not. The only available auto-off functionality that I could find is based on that detection, unlike other headphones I've used that will shut off when unused. The touch controls work, but I've had more than a few false positives where I'll bump that headphone and change things, or it will detect a double-tap as a single tap. I'd much prefer at least the *option* to use the single button to pause/play/skip. - Connectivity I've never had any issues connecting or staying connected. If anything, they're a little *too* good at connecting. I have multiple headphones/earbuds based on what I'm doing, and if I'm connected to these headphones and my earbuds, these will repeatedly steal the sound output back even if I tell my phone to output to my earbuds. I've tried simply disconnecting the headphones' bluetooth connection, and it will re-connect automatically unless I outright forget the device.

I just received these Sennheiser Momentum 4 cans about 7 days ago. I bought them for $270, and now I see you can get them $20 less. I made the purchase, despite the negative reviews posted on Amazon simply because I have learned that reviews don't tell the whole story. Such as often times when it comes to Bluetooth devices, there will be a new firware/update that will need to be done, depending on how old the product is. In my case, that was the case. The firmware update was easy, took maybe a minute or two, and I was off and running. I have owned, and sold several headsets, from JBL, Beats, SkullCandy, Sony and yes, Bose. Now, for me, and how I like my music to sound, the Sennheiser 4s are by far the best sounding Bluetooth headphone to grace my melon. Mids, highs and lows work amazingly well. Wind and string instruments sound crisp, and suppurb! The lows/bass work harmoniously with the above mentioned. The Sennheiser equalizer is easy to use, and gets the job done. Touch controls: they take getting used to, but, once you adapt, it works great. Yes, at times you may pause music when touching the right ear cup, but again, you will adapt and recover. Comfort. These cans are extremely comfortable. Even for my large head. Ear cushions are comfy, as is the head cushion. Could it use more cushion? Maybe if you wear them for 8 hrs straight. Weight. Yes, they way a tad bit more than the competition, but, that is to be expected as the battery is slightly larger...hence why you can get up to 60hrs of life on these bad boys! The cans don't feel cheap, they feel solid. And that is something I can appreciate. Are these cans perfect? They are as close to perfect that you will get (IMHO) on Bluetooth headsets. Are there better cans out there? Sure, If you go wired, and spend a few hundred more, then yes. Even Sennheiser wired headsets (depending what model you get) are better, but that's because they are wired. Of course they will sound better. One thing I didn't discuss is noise canceling. They get the job done in fine fashion. I have tried the Sony 5s, and they are slightly better than the Senn 4s. I have made several phones calls, FaceTime calls and the voice activation works wonderfully! I am 7000+ miles away from home, and not one complaint on how I sound, or, how the other end sounds. Lastly, battery life. It claims you can get 60hrs of life once fully charged. That is a fact, as I have tested that claim and 59+ hours the first charge, not quite there for the second charge. Mind you, it will lose an hour or two depending on what you have activated. Accessories. Well, you can listen to these cans wired, especially if you run out of charge. You will need a dongle (I purchased one from Amazon) and they sound great. It will sound different, and you may need to adjust you equalizer. The case the cans come with is a solid, good quality case with charging type C cable, 3.5 wired jack, and an airplane adaptor to plug your cable into so you can listen to movies or music that the plane is playing. And it all is neatly stored within the case. Final thoughts: I honestly feel that alot of the issues that some people reviewed on Amazon is these headsets have "buggy" issues, or connectivity issues. Perhaps some just don't know how to do firmware updates, the phone they are using is dated? Not sure, all I know is mine cans fired right up, and I did the update straight away. These cans have Bluetooth 5.2, so it should be able to connect to any device that's out there currently. Yes, touch panel does take some getting used to. Much like driving a truck, then driving a sport car. It may take a moment to get familiar with the vehicle, but once you do, it's a piece of cake. I decided to take a chance, I did my research outside of Amazon reviews, and watched the pros on YouTube, and that's how I ended up buying these. Big risk considering I am a world away. Give em a try, you can always return them if they aren't for you.

After over three years with these headphones, I feel like it is time to give an honest review. I have owned many headphones over the last five decades, made by several manufacturers. The three brands that have stood out as the best, and come with reasonable prices, giving me the most satisfaction have been the professional grade headphones made by BeyerDynamic (whom I consider the best overall), Sennheiser, and Sony. Note I said PROFESSIONAL Grade. None of these brands, nor any brand, of consumer grade headphones, will be great. That isn't what consumer grade headphones are made for. This is unequivocally true of any form of wireless headphones, especially Bluetooth, as the technology is simply impossible to make as high quality as wired. My experience with consumer grade headphones is limited, as I am a musician, and love to listen to Jazz, Classical, and Progressive Rock, which are all music types that are best experienced with true high-fidelity audio equipment, though you need not go insane with the ultra-premium audiophile junk that is marketed with baseless and often downright dishonest BS associated. Just solid copper wiring, well engineered amps with over-spec'd solid state components (or if you prefer the warmth of tubes like I do, go with tube circuitry). Note, I never wear headphones in public - I don't like looking like a martian or an idiot as some people seem to do. Rather, I listen to music at home, and as such, only listen using professional "audiophile" grade wired over the ear, open-back headphones in an otherwise silent room for the most pristine listening experience. So, with all that said, it should be noted that these are not TRUE Sennheiser headphones, but merely Sennheiser branded, under license, that are NOT MADE BY SENNHEISER, but rather made through a partnership with Sonova Holding AG, a Swiss hearing aid company that acquired Sennheiser's consumer audio division (including wireless headphones and soundbars) in 2021, with the two companies collaborating to continue the brand's consumer products, while the original Sennheiser remains focused on professional audio. Sennheiser's wired headphones, especially their high-end audiophile models (like the HD 600, HD 800 S, IE 600, IE 900) and professional gear, are still made by the original Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG, a German company focused on Pro Audio and high-end wired consumer gear, while their general consumer wireless headphones are developed by Sonova AG under license, following Sonova's 2021 acquisition of Sennheiser's consumer division. Key Distinction: Sennheiser (the original company): Still German-owned, focuses on professional audio (microphones, conference tech) and high-end, audiophile wired headphones, manufactured in places like Ireland. Sennheiser-hearing.com (Sonova): The consumer side (wireless headphones, soundbars) is operated by Swiss hearing aid giant Sonova, using the Sennheiser brand name under license for their audio products. So, if you're looking at premium wired headphones from Sennheiser, look to the wired HD 600 series or IE series, as they're from the original Sennheiser; and if you are looking for Bluetooth headphones, be aware that the Sennheiser brand is only a name and does not reflect on the quality that Sennheiser has long been known for as they are from the Sonova-operated consumer headphone division. Likewise, be aware that bluetooth is a VERY problematic technology, with frequent problems with connecting devices, random disconnects and audio dropouts, glitches and noise. In short, bluetooth with NEVER give you professional grade audio. Note that whilst you CAN connect these headphones using an audio cable, you will not get true Sennheiser quality audio out of them, as they just are not true Sennheiser headphones and have lower quality drivers (what the the actual speakers are called), and the audio circuitry remains part of the circuit. Pros: Acceptable, arguably above average audio quality - though this is a VERY subjective matter, and is especially present when used as wired headphones, but DO NOT EXPECT Sennheiser pro grade audio out of these. You will NEVER get that out of Sennheiser or ANY Bluetooth headphones as Bluetooth and the digital circuitry is inherently trouble prone, even with a direct wired connection, as the electronics introduce both active (crosstalk interference when powered on) and passive (impedance issues due to inevitable circuit design). The noise suppression is okay, but definitely below par. Both Bose and Sony do significantly better in this regard. Build quality is another major issue with these headphones. The padding comes apart as it is merely glued, and whilst the ear pads are replaceable, the only available replacements appear to be third party. However, the headband pad also comes loose - I was able to repair mine using a a syringe loaded with glue, and a metal spudger to tuck the fabric back under the edge. Not optimal, but workable.

The automatic off-and-on and device switch are a PAIN. Sound quality is good, noise cancelation is good, but the sensor that determines if you've taken them off or have them on (which is located ONLY in the right half) is VERY finicky. if you have thick, long, or otherwise significant amounts of hair, this is going to drive you nuts. Also, if you try to take one ear off to hear better, if it's the left ear you're fine; if it's the right, they shut off automatically. There's also a sensor that detects if you've set them on a desk by sensing if the headphones are horizontal; if you bend over to pick something up? They shut off. Yes, they turn back on when you stand up and adjust them on your ears, but it drives me up the wall trying to go about my day with these. The device switching is ALSO too sensitive; if they're paired to your phone and PC, every little tap noise from your phone's virtual keyboard takes sound priority because it's the most recent sound, even if you're ACTIVELY LISTENING TO MUSIC OR A VIDEO OR A CALL ON YOUR PC. Tap one phone key? Silence for 5 seconds until it switches back. And you can't disconnect your phone if the device is paired; it instantly reconnects. You have to completely unpair it from your phone to disconnect it. I haven't seen ways to turn ANY of this off, even in the special app they want you to download for customizing the settings. I love the sound and the noise canceling. But you can't use them in bed, you can't use them with more than one device, and you can't use them without COMMITTING to them like some kind of needy spouse that demands your full attention but doesn't give you theirs. I miss wires.

Not an audiophile, but sound quality is great to me. Not too bass-y, clear vocals and amazing soundstage. If not suitable, you can adjust EQ through the app. Case comes with airplane converter, 3.5mm jack, usb-a to usb-c cable - these 3 make flight experiences super convenient. Noise cancellation is somewhere between good and great. Microphone is not great but acceptable. My ears are slightly big, so they push against the cups just a little bit, gets slightly uncomfortable over hours of wear. Would still recommend.

Dit is de beste draadloze hoofdtelefoon die ik ooit gehoord heb. Schitterend geluid en comfortabel draagcomfort.

Super casque ! Il remplace mon Bose QC35II et j’en suis très satisfait. La qualité sonore est excellente, surtout en filaire via USB-C ou par la prise Jack. Parfait pour profiter du Lossless sur Apple Musique par exemple. Il fonctionne aussi sur Nintendo Switch

Sempre tive vontade de ter um fone sennheiser original, e este importado da china (afinal todos são fabricados lá na asia) é original e a meu ver perfeito! O isolamento de ruidos é satisfatorio, não preciso de muito. Seu audio é maravilhoso, e usando o app de androide tem diversas equalizações, mas eu deixei em NEUTRAL, pra mim foi a que mais agradou! Fui assistir o filme TRON em 4k audio 5.1 no pc e no celular pelo app do stremio e realmente a qualidade é fenomenal! Audio: Cristalino, e olha que ja tive fone samsung buds e esse é melhor. Bateria: JOGO bastante no CELULAR (bluetooth) e ouço videos no COMPUTADOR e realmente o fone dura as 60h, mesmo com o cancelamento de ruidos ativo. Sua espuma é macia e não aperta demais, nao doi a cabeça, não cai da cabeça mesmo se abaixando pra pegar algo. Qualidade: é plastico, mas de excelente qualidade, e tem tecido na alça do fone, agradável. Sua espuma é revestida em courino, mas vai durar mais de 1 ano com certeza, e depois só comprar uma de veludo e repor no lugar, tem algumas à venda aqui mesmo na amazon brasil. Comprei um transmissor aptx da UGREEN usb-C e é compatível com o momentum 4, funciona maravilhosamente, em filmes DOLBY fica xuxu beleza (gíria brasileira para ótimo). Enfim, agradeço a amazon e ao vendedor addventure pelo excelente produto e entrega rápida (exatamente 1 mês após a compra, mês de dezembro e moro no NORTE do BRASIL)

Increibles, sin duda de las mejores experiencias sonoras de ese rango de precio, no dudaria que haya mejores, pero ya con este nivel son increible y por cable... Pfff Usen la aplicación y el cable y los disfrutarán mucho