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Good price on Sennheiser Momentum 2 Over Ear Headphones £136.14 @ Amazon

£136.14 Amazon UK21 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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jonboy5000

20 Dec 16

These are NOT the cheaper "on-ear" headphones.
These are normally around £200 mark. Great headphones and free delivery. Sold by Amazon.

Latest comments (44)

praevalens

20 Apr 17 #44

£135.41, new lowest

learoy1

23 Dec 16 #43

I thought your first comment was a bit daft but your other comments show you haven't got a clue.
These ARE bass heavy, not the heaviest I've heard but definitely at the top of the pile. For me, they were easily the all round best set of over ear headphones in the price range plus they had noise reduction and wireless as a bonus.

try putting the headphones OVER your ears next time.
"doesn't compare to a concert" hahahaha never heard anything so dumb.

Anonymous21

22 Dec 16 #42

If someone has missed out on this offer you can get a refurbished one from Sennheiser outlet, not as good as this offer of course but isn't bad, if you're a student at £131.24 (after student discount). Slightly cheaper and they also offer the Apple version.

bencallis

22 Dec 16 #41

Got mine today. They sound great and are pretty comfy. I'm also an iPhone user so the volume buttons don't work. As the cable is detachable it should be possible to replace it with a new one which works with iPhone.

Mrlossy

22 Dec 16 #40

They'll work, I think you can't use the remote function..

Mrlossy

22 Dec 16 #38

Just to confirm the headphones arrived and were the 2.0 version Android.

chenzz to Mrlossy

22 Dec 16 #39

You got it 55 minutes earlier than me!
How can I use it for my iPhone 6s then?

Interesting they delivered it today despite I don't have prime and the expected delivery date was 30th December.

pew41

22 Dec 16 #37

Bang & Olufsen H2 because they had pzazz

jonboy5000

21 Dec 16 #36

I actually plumbed for the V-Moda Crossfade Wireless which I have been more than happy with but they do take some burning in, at least a week.

Mrlossy

21 Dec 16 #35

FFs it's the season to be jolly!

praevalens

21 Dec 16 #34

I fancy the fidelio x2

mikeyfive

21 Dec 16 1 #33

Totally agree with BR, these are super-overrated headphones.
Orite for £140, that's about it though.

BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 2 #21

I got them on sale few months ago after much hype in the comments here. Nice if you like gutless sound with zero bass (and no, I don't own Beats). Those must work well as a reference headphones in a recording studio, not much fun with my Nad amp.

Heart of th the Sunrise by Yes on those sounded like a 3yr old playing drums with a yoghurt pot and plastic spoons while his mother pretends to play bass by pulling a washing line..

Went straight on ebay.

pew41 to BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 #22

nice review!

I nearly got caught because of the hukd hype on audio-technica, luckily I tried them beforehand

bencallis to BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 #23

Hopefully I have a better experience. All reviews seem very positive, so fingers crossed. Failing that they can go back to Amazon.

chenzz to BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 2 #24

You might wanna get your ears checked by GP.

zoso1313 to BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 #32

youre talking utter s*** , these are not neutral headphones at all, they have very deep levels of bass.

Can only assume you have got a pair of duds, really bad taste, or you need to clean your earlobes out.

I have the 2.0 wireless version, and they have sidelined my HD650s & Fidelio X2s ......

they are beautiful headphones. Literally all PROFESSIONAL reviewers AGREE, who know what they are taking about ie don't compare their listening experience to a concert lmao

samsun

21 Dec 16 #31

I tend to find the quality of music at live gigs isn't all that. You're listening to huge speakers essentially, not real 'live' music. So not a great comparison. And are you sure yours were real? There are lots of fakes about

Crossbow

21 Dec 16 #30

Which ones did you go for in the end & why? Thanks.

chenzz

21 Dec 16 #29

You clearly have a preference to heavily emphasized bass.
I used to hate my SE535 so much, until about 10 days frequent use, I totally fell in love with the comfortable, crystal clear music it reproduce.

Couldn't bear heavy bass for longer than half an hour.

cammeyz

21 Dec 16 #28

I bought these earlier this year, they not too bad, not amazing... probably at this price worth it I guess, definitely not worth anywhere near rrp.

BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 #27

Even my old £50 Sony headphones I carry in my bag as spares for listening at work exceeds Momentum.

Got to love how fanboys get aggressive because someone doesn't like some overpriced, overhyped crap they just spent a fortune on. :smiley:

chenzz

21 Dec 16 1 #26

you might just have lost your argument by trying to compare a headphone with a live concert.
try to come up with some similar price range (£200-300) headphones exceed Momentum over-ear, pls.

BenderRodriguez

21 Dec 16 #25

You might wanna go and see a live concert, then come back and tell me how this tinny sound from Momentums is "natural".

praevalens

21 Dec 16 #20

168.93 now. Got to love amazon pricing

stressedman

21 Dec 16 #19

some lucky people if it comes through!
there have been various listings lately with differing details in them.

chenzz

21 Dec 16 #18

unfortunately, it's £161.81 now.

Anonymous21

21 Dec 16 #17

Is there a difference between these (Sennheiser over ears G M2) and the Sennheiser momentum 2? Amazon seems to have separate listings but I can't figure out what are the differences between them.

hennerz

21 Dec 16 #16

Price has gone up to £147.05 now

Geemac

21 Dec 16 #15

Price: £147.05

praevalens

21 Dec 16 #14

awesome, wish i could justify

Kid_Sickarus

21 Dec 16 #13

This is a great price, good find!