So in this video we’re going to compare the active noise cancelation performance while at cruising altitude on the Bose QC Ultra, and Bose QC, versus the Sennhesier Momentum 4. Now its very important to point out that these ANC test were taken while at cruising altitude cause the atmospheric pressure change affects the overall ANC performance on these headphones when compared to ground level.
So these are the Bose QC headphones and these are Bose’s new mid Teir ANC headphones and these are really good to travel with cause they block out an impressive amount of noise, they are very comfortable to wear and they have a small case, which I feel is great for traveling. But the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s also block out an impressive amount of noise, and they sound really really good. But today we’re going to compare the Bose QC Headphones to the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s and we’re going to see which ones are right for you.
So after a year the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s came out, Sennheiser has released their Accentum’s which are their entry level ANC Headphones. Now the Accentum’s look very similar to the Momentum 4’s, and they also have a very long battery life. But there are some very big differences between these two headphones. Nonetheless today we’re going to compare the Momentum 4’s and the Accentums and we’re going to see which ones are right for you.
So the Bose QC Ultra are a pair of headphones that are great for traveling cause they’re very comfortable to wear, they have very impressive active noise cancelation, and they have a very small case… and with immersive audio turned on, they sound very impressive… But the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s also sound very impressive, and they also have really good active noise cancellation. So today we’re going to compare the Bose QC Ultra’s to the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s and we’re going to see which ones are right for you.
For the last few years, the Sennehsier Momentum 3’s have been my favorite sounding ANC headphones. And now we have their predecessors, the Momentum 4’s which have some major upgrades. Now, even though I am not the biggest fan of the AirPods Max, I do have to admit, they sound really good. But then, there are the PX7 S2’s, and these things also sound really good. So if you’re looking for a pair of ANC headphones, and if sound is super important to you, lets see which ones are right for you.
At first glance, the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s are easily superior to both the Bose QC45’s and Bose NC 700’s. They have almost 3 times the battery life, they have better preforming ANC, and they sound much better than either of Bose’s headphones. However, the Momentum 4’s do have some glaring quirks that are just too hard to ignore. So today we’re going to see how the Momentum 4’s stack up to both the Bose NC 700’s and Bose QC45’s… and personally, I am very excited to compare these headphones to the Bose QC45’s, cause I feel the Bose QC45’s have aged very well.
On paper, the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s are amazing. Their battery life simply crushes both of Sony’s headphones. Their ANC rivals that of the Sony 1000XM5’s, and the Momentum 4’s simply sound better than both of Sony’s headphones. However, there are some quirks about the Momentum 4’s which are just too hard to ignore. Nonetheless, if you’re trying to choose between any of these headphones, lets see how the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s stack up to both the Sony 1000XM5’s and the Sony 1000XM4’s.
So the Sennheiser Momentum 4’s are a solid pair of ANC headphones from Sennheiser that have some major improvements that I have been asking for since both the Momentum 3’s and PXC 550 2’s came out. They have a monstrous battery life, ANC that rivals the Sony 1000XM5’s, and a new hard shell case. On paper, these things are amazing… but if you’re a momentum 3 or PXC 550 2 counusiour, and if you upgrade to the Momentum 4’s… there will be times where you will miss your old headphones.
