Premium Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones are available in a super deal! They have excellent sound and long battery life

Audiophile wireless headphones with ANC under 4,000 CZK are a rarity in this category. Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless currently start on Heureka from 3,601 CZK at CZC.cz via the Allegro marketplace, while when launched on the Czech market, the headphones cost 7,490 CZK. The current offer is therefore more than half below the original price and a difference of more than a thousand crowns compared to established audio stores that are still holding the original price level.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want audiophile sound, long battery life, and comfort for extended music listening and meetings.
⚠️ Consider if you need top-tier ANC for airplanes or public transport – here it’s solid, but not in the class of Sony WH-1000XM5 or Bose QC Ultra.
💡 For 3,601 CZK you get headphones with a rating of 94% from 87 reviews, which recently cost twice as much.

Why these headphones are interesting

Momentum 4 Wireless are among the audiophile-tuned wireless over-ear headphones and have been on the market for years as one of the most highly regarded models. The main draw is neither ANC nor fancy gadgets – but sound and battery life. Sennheiser included a 42mm dynamic driver with powerful magnets and a frequency range of 6 to 22,000 Hz, which in practice means detail rendering that you won’t get from most competitors at this price point. 60 hours of battery life on a single charge is a figure that still ranks among the market leaders for ANC headphones.

Key parameters explained in plain language

The headphones communicate via Bluetooth 5.2 with support for SBC, AAC, aptX, and aptX Adaptive codecs. Newer LDAC or LC3 are missing, so it’s not an ideal choice for lossless quality music from Tidal HiFi – but for Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, the format is perfectly sufficient. Multipoint allows simultaneous connection of two devices, so switching between a laptop and a phone is seamless. For wired listening, the package includes a cable with a 3.5mm jack (2.5mm on the headphone side) and a USB-C cable.

Adaptive ANC automatically adjusts to ambient conditions and, according to users, reliably dampens rumbling sounds (air conditioning, bus engine, wind), but is less effective with human voices. In addition to ANC, there is a Transparency Mode for situations where you want to hear your surroundings (ordering in a cafe, announcements on the subway). Calls are handled by 4 digital beamforming microphones with wind suppression, with quality, according to users, on par with a good wired headset.

A practical bonus is fast charging: 5 minutes of charging = 4 hours of listening. Wear detection automatically pauses music when you take off the headphones, and after 15 minutes of inactivity, the headphones turn off automatically.

Practical aspects: comfort, controls, and app

The construction is lighter, mostly plastic, with a padded headband and deeply cushioned earcups. Reviewers repeatedly praise that the headphones can be worn for 8 to 10 hours straight without pressure – which is rather an exception in this category. Control is handled by a touch surface on the right earcup, where you can change volume, switch tracks, answer calls, and control ANC.

The Sennheiser Smart Control app allows detailed equalizer settings, Sound Personalization (customization according to your preferences), Bass Boost, and profiles for different environments. For many users, it’s the main reason they ultimately kept the Momentum 4 – the basic sound is factory-tuned to be more bass-heavy, which can be easily adjusted down.

The package includes the headphones, a hard travel case, a USB-C charging cable, a 3.5mm audio cable, and an airplane adapter.

What users say

On Heureka, the Momentum 4 have a rating of 94% from 87 reviews, recommended by 56 customers, and only two do not recommend them. Users in reviews most often mention sound quality, battery life, comfort for long wear, and the useful equalizer in the app. Several users describe that after a week of use, the charge drops by only 10 to 20%, and they recharge the battery once a month. One reviewer directly compares the Momentum 4 with the Sony WH-1000XM5 and rates the Sennheiser as having a cleaner and more natural sound, albeit with slightly worse ANC.

Criticism is repeated on four points. ANC is solid, but not top-tier – it dampens rumbling sounds better than human voices, and a slight hiss can occur in silence. It cannot be completely turned off, only switched between modes. Touch gestures on the right earcup are sensitive, and a single tap when removing or storing can unexpectedly start music. The jack connector is not passive – if you turn off the headphones, almost nothing plays via the wire, and when turned on, there is a slight delay (making it unusable for playing piano). A few users reported pairing issues on Windows 11 and unpredictable auto-powering on when moving in the case.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you’re looking for maximum noise cancellation for airplanes or subways, opt for Sony WH-1000XM5 or Bose QuietComfort Ultra instead – their ANC is significantly better. Similarly, it doesn’t make sense for audiophiles with lossless sources (Tidal HiFi, Qobuz), where support for LDAC or LC3 codecs for full range is missing. However, for Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, this is a standard that these headphones handle excellently.

And if you want perfectly functioning headphones for working with a Windows 11 PC, it’s worth checking the current firmware status before purchasing – some users report stability issues, but firmware updates are continuously addressing them. For phones and the Apple ecosystem, this is usually not an issue.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

At 3,601 CZK, the Momentum 4 Wireless are clearly the most advantageous entry into the class of audiophile wireless headphones. The combination of sound, 60-hour battery life, multipoint, comfort for all-day wear, and a 94% rating from owners makes these headphones a strong choice for people who listen to music, work from home, and want one universal pair of headphones for everything. The price of 3,601 CZK is half of the original launch price, and it’s very likely that other stores will join this price level in the foreseeable future – but currently, only CZC via Allegro holds it.

When it comes to headphones for work and music, are you more team ANC, or team maximum sound detail?