many people say the momentum 4 are better then px7 s2. Is that true in your opinion. I wish to get the px7 s2 as they look better but i rather take sound quality over looks all day

@@Anonymous-wt4lx I think in terms of sound they are really on par, just tuned slightly differently. You can't go wrong with either! If you're after sound first and looks second, but can get along with mediocre ANC, battery life and call quality, you should also consider the Momentum 3 which is cheaper than the other two, has amazing build quality and design (if you like it) and sounds equally awesome.

@@VeitLehmann in what sense are they tuned differently? Sorry if I ask a question you already answered

@@Anonymous-wt4lx Overall clarity, detail, soundstage and balance of bass, mids and treble is similar. The differences, to my ear, are: - The M4 has more sub bass, the PX7 S2 features mid bass more - The bass seems to be tighter and faster on the M4, sometimes I could hear some bleeding into the mids on the PX7 S2. This did never happen on the M4 - The M4 have slightly pushed mids which bring vocals, pianos and electric guitars more to the front. But sometimes that could result in a slight resonance, not really a peak, but still a bit colored in direct comparison to the PX7 S2 (mids are similar to the Momentum 3 and the PXC 550, if you ever tried those) - The PX7 S2 are pretty neutral and flat in the mids. Maybe even a little recessed, but not as much as e. g. the AirPods Max. I couldn't hear any peaks or dips, everything sounded very natural and pleasant - The treble is very similar to my ear, I didn't hear a noticeable difference there. Some people seem to hear a bit more detail on the PX7 S2, but I'm not sure if this is really the case

@@VeitLehmann Hallo. wie siehts mit komfort aus. Kann man die auch 3 bis 4h anhaben ohne ein drücken? was mich auch noch interessieren würde ist, ob die app gut ist und ob sich die kopfhörer immernoch anschalten, wenn sie einfach nur aufgehoben werden bzw wenn sie im case sind und falschherum liegen (über kopf/ 180 grad)

i think so, based on mic, momentum is the most natural among them

You still happy with them?

@@danf6958 yes, but I do still miss the clearer and more detailed sound I heard on the Sennheisers. i still think about the sennheisers when I hear certain songs on the air pods and remember it sounding better on the other headphones lol. I love the build quality and connection ease of the air pod pros. I also much more prefer the button usage on the air pod pros versus the touch sensitive controls on the sennheisers. The noise canceling is fine.

@@Sleepyboiwonder Thanks for the reply! I was supposed to get some momentum 4s Monday but Amazon lost my package. I ended up going with the Airpods. Did your Senheisers break? I've heard they can be delicate.

@@danf6958 dang that’s a bummer! They did not break but they are light and shallow feeling. This is great because it makes them light, but they feel a bit flimsy. Compared to the air pods they feel noticeably more fragile

I want to stick with my airpods but I’ve been doomscrolling and seeing how common their condensation issues are, and how to prevent that

Which store did you get it from? And how are the headphones doing? Thanks mate

@@latinochico they are not great. I wouldn’t bother. Waste of money. My Apple AirPod Pros sound way better.

​@@theLEGOguy22not True the Apple one have the least quality of the 3

thanks mate :)

For the jazz music.. PX7 ? ;)

Like every single detailed review shows the Momentum 4's having the best in class bass response and clarity, especially in the sub-bass range... Pretty confident that you enjoy the overboosted bass profiles common in cheaper headphone that muffles the mids and highs.

Awesome! Thank you!

Which u like??

Hi, did you decided to keep any at the end ?

Personally I prefer the Momentum 4. But others might have different preferences and taste for which they might pick something else.

If you have android, the px7ii is the given choice.

@@kjellhedberg1199 What's your reasoning for that? And what is your opinion on the two non-apple offerings for dance music and why if you've tried them?

Thanks for the support mate. For listening to dance music or just Bass heavy songs in general I would recommend the Momentum 4. They are surprisingly very bass heavy. Not as tight as they used to be on the M3 but still fantastic. The PX7 S2 are more analytical. So they might not come as very vibrant as the intention here was to keep the sound as neutral as possible. If you are into music production, then I would recommend the PX7 S2.

@@TechKnowBiz Thanks for the quick response, that's great info!

Hope you liked it :)

the PX7 S2 is not a bass forward headphone and thus even if you increase the bass slider to the max you will not get close to the default bass of the Momentum 4. And between the Momentum 3 and 4 I actually liked the sound of the 4 more. I agree that its more boomy but did not necessarily feel that it was sloppy. But this could depend on streaming quality, codecs etc. I can recommend the PX7 S2 if you are looking for tighter and Accuracy in bass range, however you might not enjoy them too much for EDMs though

Ok… I just ordered a new B&W Px7 S2 for $229 from Costco (same price as new Sony XM4). They will arrive early in Jan. ‘24. SH M4 would cost an additional $50). For me… I do travel on a long 8 hr. international flight every 18 months on average… so noise cancellation is a factor - but not major. For me… sound is the primary criteria. So… as the Apple AirPod Max is completely out of budget… so… … which of the following offers the best VALUE for the money? Sony XM4 ($229 New) B&W Px7 S2 ($229 New) Sennheiser M4 ($279 New)

Good choice. I also end up choosing the Momentum 4s more often than not

Extensive listening where?

@@jasonMB999 Sevenoaks sound and vision, you can request listening session via email.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Momentum 4

@@mohammedbahaa7680 Sir, can you tell me some reasons of this choice? Thank a lot!

H95s are too pricey for what they are. I think the Momentum 4 is a better all rounder headphone. It works well with genres of music, has better ANC than the rest and industry leading battery life

If you haven't bought anything yet, and you're ok spending as much money as the H95 costs, then you should amend your list a bit. Both the Bowers & Wilkins PX8 and the Focal Bathys are superior to the Momentum 4 and the PX7 S2, and better and more worthy of their high prices than the H95. I ended up going with the PX8 007 Edition and am completely satisfied. If you enjoy high fidelity sound and ultra premium materials, they are worth every penny.

M4 are a big downgrade over the M3

get the PX7 S2. They are better for jazz

yes they can

Glad it helped

I wouldn't call the Sony's balanced, if anything they're even more bass heavy than the Momentum's. As a general rule the Momentum line-up tend to be a bit 'warmer' or livelier sounding with the PXC line-up from Sennheiser being more neutral/balanced sounding. I have access to or own PXC550/Momentum 2/3 and Sony XM3/XM4. Hope this helps :)

@@wildchilde69 thanks for the information. And yes, I have noticed that SONY headphones tend to be more bass heavy than a lot of the headphones in it’s price range, and it can sound muddy. I honestly think BOSE headphones sound more balanced than the SONY headphones at the same price range.

Sound quality in general is a lot better on the Momentum compared to Sony and Bose in my opinion. A lot more detail and soundstage! I think the WH-1000XM5 sound "nice" for most music, but always too warm for my taste. The bass bleeds into the lower mids and can't really be cleaned up. You can tilt the sound so it's not as warm, but you won't get to a really clear sound. Bose is more balanced between bass, mids and treble, but can sound harsh and can't provide a big amount of bass. The Momentum 4 go deep into the sub bass, but the upper bass never bleeds into the lower mids. The default amount of bass punch might be between the Sony and Bose, but hard to compare because it's tuned differently (Sony pushes upper bass more, the M4 have pushed sub bass). The mids are slightly forward, but clean and never harsh. Treble and detail is on a whole other level on the M4! I currently have the PXC 550 and compared them to the M4 (which I just ordered, will have a more critical comparison once they arrive). And the M4 sound very similar to the PXC 550 with their sound setting in Director mode: Boost set to Rhumble, Spacial off, Reverb off, and DLC on. Just cleaner, more refined, and they can go louder.

I personally prefer the PX7 S2 as I like my music to be neutral. But for gym or if I want more bass or volume then definitely the momentum 4

My pleasure

In my opinion the M3 has much better bass quality compared to the M4. The m3 is tight, punchy, clean and articulate. The m4 is boomy and emphasises the really low sub bass. Lacks the same upper bass punch.

Yeah i do agree on the bass comment there. The M4s are more boomy and louder which takes way the accuracy a little bit. However if you want accuracy then the PX7 S2 will be better than the M3 or M4s

@@emalior5000 "punchy, tight" bass is what make you tired. Sub bass is make you happy☺️👌🏽

appreciate the support man. cheers

I wish my video was a paid promotion. 😂 But in all seriousness, I have not run into any such problems to report. Plus I also have Sennheiser's warranty. So I am hoping to be covered by them for the next 2 years atleast

I ibought momentum 4 and I am more than happy with it. Best sound, easy handling and I love them. For me clearly the best

Thanks for the suggestion. I had a hard time finding them locally after the release. I will check again to see if they are available in my area now

@@TechKnowBiz JBHIFI

Are you kidding dude

Bass maybe the JBL is more, but overall sound quality is not good.

@@TechKnowBiz thanks for your reply 🤟

It does not degrade audio performance but you might feel a little different than usual. When one of the ear is facing away from the streaming device it recieves less audio than the ear that is facing the streaming device. This is only because apple is trying to give you the feeling of listening music from a floor speaker. This will work with all apps from your iOS device. hope tis helps

This was way before the PX8 was even released. But stay tuned, I am just coming back after a month long holiday. The PX8 is on the hit list

Its actually really sad. But rumors are circulating that it will be available from March 2023. So lets hope for the best 🤞

I would still say that the Meze’s are more audio focused, and would somewhat be affected by the DAC your using. If you want more hifi headphones, meze all the way

I personally use the Momentum 4s mostly when I am listening to songs. It is much more livelier than the rest and does play well with all genres

@@TechKnowBiz excellent answer job well done ❤️😂

PX7 hands down

LOL. I can't unsee it now

the things youtube makes me do..lol..just trying to test on a noisy and windy environment.

Momentum 4 100%

i second that

They do somethings right i would say like ANC and Comfort. However, the price is a big issue for me too.

@@TechKnowBiz Sony has the best ANC. Can’t believe you don’t have the XM5’s in this video. Your credibility leaves a lot to be desired.

And between M4 and PX7?

😅I could never. I have sony xb900, and it sounds a little bit like a xm4, and everyone said the xm4 sounds almost same as xm5, so that means that the xm5 is an xb900 with an improved price to make sony's boss richer🤑. Good luck with your xm5 😂

@@jasonMB999 I got em and they are awesome!

@@Mr102185 of course they are, when you've bever owned better headphones. A corvette will be the best super car till you drive a Lamb...

Nope, they arent

Sony xm5 lack in sound quality than most of the headphones in this price range. The only thing thats good about Sony is the noise canceling