Customer Ratings & Reviews

Does exactly what they are intended to do. Great sound, more than acceptable ANC, wireless charging case, multi point connection. Slightly uncomfortable, but most in ear buds are to me. Great product.

These make Airpods look like cheap knockoffs. The case is a nice hard plastic case wrapped in a nice premium feeling textured fabric. There is a USB-C charging port on the front, with a status LED next to it. Honestly I kind of wish the USB port was on the back, but really at the end of the day it's kind of inconsequential. The case is magnetically held closed, and feels nice and secure. When it's open, it is held open and doesn't get in the way when trying to take the earbuds in or out. You put them in your ear and rotate back slightly to secure them in place. Earbuds are something I've almost always found to be uncomfortable, especially for extended periods of wear. These, while on the more comfortable end of the spectrum, I still found to be uncomfortable after wearing for an hour or two, but that's not terribly surprising for me. I did try the different sized earcups and the ones that came fit best. It also comes with different sized "fins", which are silicon rings around the earbuds that help secure the buds in your ear. You really need to install the Sennheiser smart connect app to get the most out of these. In the app you can control the nose cancellation (On, anti-wind, off), "transparency" level, customize touch controls, and a fit test (to ensure the earbuds are well fit in your ear). You can adjust the EQ in the app, including turning on Bass Boost (which I recommend). I also recommend going into the settings, and setting the audio resolution to "high resolution" or "Lossless". it defaults to standard, which may help bluetooth range, stability and the battery life of the earbuds, but if you're listening to high quality audio you'll notice the difference. The app also has other battery settings to prolong playtime by disabling power-hungry aptX codec, but also to protect the battery health by slowing down charging and limiting the maximum charge. Unless you use these all day everyday, turning on battery protection mode is probably a good idea. Audio quality and noise cancellation are great. Still not as good as over-ear headphones, but among the best I've ever used. I've been using them for a couple hours a day for the last 2-3 days, and the case battery is still at 80%, so I'm really not concerned about battery life at all. Really it's hard to find any fault with these, except maybe comfort as I mentioned before.