While its previous true wireless were a solid pair, Sennheiser gets it right at the second attempt. While ANC is rather light, paired with a good fit and volume control and they keep away a good deal of noise. The real star is the audio quality: expressive, lush and enjoyable, the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 are one of the best pairs on the market

Expressive, lush sound; ANC; Good fit; Robust feature set;

Pricey; ANC and Transparency Mode tax battery life;

Sennheiser has made one of the best sounding pairs of true wireless in-ears with the Momentum True Wireless 2. If what you want more than anything is incredibly well balanced sound that holds the bass together and offers great detail and clarity, look no further.

Great and balanced sound; Battery life vastly improved; Charging case is attractive and portable; Passive noise cancelling works well

Quite expensive; Design isn't the most comfortable for long periods of wear; ANC doesn't seem to do a lot

We’ve mentioned plenty of other great headphones to consider in this review. Those include Apple’s AirPods Pro and Sony’s WF-1000XM3 , both of which offer clear sound and stellar noise cancellation for less, as well as Master and Dynamic’s MW07 Plus , which cost the same, but offer a slightly more...

Glorious sound; Noise cancellation; Customizable controls

Battery could still be better; Not as rugged as we'd like

Sennheiser has made one of the best sounding pairs of true wireless in-ears with the Momentum True Wireless 2. If what you want more than anything is incredibly well balanced sound that holds the bass together and offers great detail and clarity, look no further.

Great and balanced sound; Battery life vastly improved; Charging case is attractive and portable; Passive noise cancelling works well;

Quite expensive; Design isn't the most comfortable for long periods of wear; ANC doesn't seem to do a lot;

It’s not often that I have to refer to a manual while I’m reviewing something, but that’s exactly what I found myself doing while reviewing the $300 Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 (MTW2).

Sublime sound; Snug; comfortable fit; Customizable controls; Solid ANC performance

High price; Unintuitive default controls; No wireless charging on the case

The sound quality, battery life, and design of the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 are nothing short of excellent, and we would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for an alternative to the Sony WF-1000XM3.

Incredible sound; Sleek design; Support for Hi-Res Audio

May be uncomfortable for smaller ears; More expensive than rivals

Sennheiser‘s Momentum True Wireless were among the first to prove you could strive for more. The headphones looked nice, had solid connectivity, blocked ample outside noise, and perhaps most importantly, sounded better than almost any competition. But they had their flaws too.

Sennheiser has successfully addressed all my complaints about their first true wireless model. The fit is more ergonomic, the battery life is infinitely longer and the technical design flaws have finally been fixed. The sound is the same, but the Momentum sound signature needed no improvement.

The Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 2 are Bluetooth in-ear headphones. They're the next generation of the Sennheiser Momentum True Wi...

With their first attempt at the end of 2018 , ever-reliable German audio brand Sennheiser produced the best pair of true wireless earbuds I had used up to that point. So I was understandably excited to try the second generation when they were announced earlier this year .

Audio quality Rich, punchy, balanced sound — you'd expect no less from Sennheiser and they deliver the goods; ANC Decent noise cancellation, especially for earbuds of this size, coupled with good passive isolation.

Lack of independence Since it's the master, you can only listen to the right earbud by itself; Case Comparatively large and without wireless charging, although it is very well made; Price $300 is still a lot to pay, even for some of the best true wireless earbuds around.