(NEW) Sennheiser MOMENTUM 3 True Wireless ANC Earbuds (Open Box)

Sennheiser TMW3 wireless earbuds - Best sound quality for wireless earbuds If you’re looking for the best sound quality in wireless earbuds, then look no further. I'm currently an iPhone user and so options are a bit more limited for listening to wireless earbuds compared to on Android phones. We don't have the option to listen to the various higher rate codec's that most of these high end earbuds offer, such as aptX Adaptive. We also don't have the options of EQ apps that Android has, so its very important that the earbuds do have an Apple app released for them (which these do and its one of the best). I purchased these Sennheiser TMW3 earbuds for full price $250 in 7/2022 and over a dozen other pairs at various prices ranging up to $400 (including Sony XM4, Linkbuds S, MW08 Sport, Technics AZ60, Bose QC, Airpods Pro) and these sound better than all of them, they're pretty amazing to listen to and have me playing all types of music just to hear it through these earbuds. That's how you know its a good listening experience. Sound Quality: Like I said the sound quality on these is top notch for wireless earbuds. They beat out $350-400 pairs and everything else. The sound is very clear in a way that nothing else matches, the vocals are exceptionally clear compared to other wireless earbuds and the instruments are separated in a way that you can hear everything individually. These also reach the loud volumes that I enjoy being able to crank it up to, which the Sony pairs were seriously lacking as their max volume was still pretty dang quiet and is a major reason I did not keep them. These are truly a joy to listen to and I will be keeping these as my primary pair of earbuds. Comfort: The design of these is comfortable for me personally, the shape is a little different from most other pairs that I've tried but they fit in my ears well and stay there. No discomfort even after wearing them for long periods of time, they're fairly light and I can pretty much forget that they're there. Charging Case: The charging case on these is a bit thicker than something like the Airpods Pro and though it will fit in your pocket it wouldn't be my first choice as a pocket carry for everyday usage if that's your primary function. For a small case to carry in your pocket I'd go with the Airpods Pro for Apple users or the Technics AZ-60 in this same price range, if pocket-ability is more important than the best sound quality. Or go for these Sennheiser and get something like the Cambridge Audio Melomania 1+ for a cheap but quality secondary pair to carry in your pocket, which is what I did personally. The Sennheiser TMW3 carrying case is very nice quality though, with a fabric coating that no others have. It feels very sturdy and well made. Battery Life: The battery life on these is pretty great rated at up to 7 hours playtime for the earbuds and the case holding 21 hours for up to 28 total. I will say that these products usually give a timespan that's a little above reality, I haven't clocked my personal usage but I'd just expect maybe 6 hours or 5 with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) feature on and depending on volume. Active Noise Cancelling (ANC): The ANC is one of the better ones out at the moment, it works well and is only eclipsed by the Bose QC earbuds or Sony XM4. If ANC is your primary concern, then I recommend the Bose QC especially for iPhone users I do not recommend the XM4 as you're not able to access loud enough volumes or their LDAC codec which is supposed to improve sound quality. Touch Controls: The touch controls on these are great, especially compared to most other earbuds. They're easy to tap, compared to something like Airpods Pro which I find a nightmare. The controls are also customizable through the app so that you can choose what each tap on them does, it does not get better than this. Sennheiser Phone App: The app for these earbuds is great and full of features, maybe only beaten out by the Sony app though its close in my opinion. Most importantly there is an EQ feature that you can customize, or use one of their custom presets. There's also a sound zones feature that allows you to automatically enable different settings based upon your location, say if you usually use one setting at work and another in your home you can let it automatically change or disable this feature if you prefer. Conclusion: In testing over a dozen pairs of wireless earbuds ranging in price up to $400+ (MW08 Sport, Sony XM4, Sony Linkbuds S, Technics AZ60, Bose QC, and more) this pair of Sennheiser TMW3 clearly is a step above them all. This pair is my personal favorite that I will be using as my primary headphones and 100% my recommendation to anyone I know.