Comparison: Sonos Ace vs Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones outshine the Sonos Ace in sound quality and value, making it the better choice.

### Sonos Ace vs. Sennheiser Momentum 4: The Ultimate Comparison
* 🎧 Personal preference plays a significant role in evaluating audio products, as everyone has **different sound preferences**.
* 💰 The Sennheiser Momentum 4 is priced at around **$290**, making it **$160 cheaper** than the Sonos Ace, which can make it **challenging to recommend** the Sonos Ace.
* 🏗 The Sonos Ace has a better design and build quality, while the Momentum 4 is more comfortable due to its **lighter weight**.
* 🔌 The Sonos Ace uses **Bluetooth 5.4** and supports **lossless audio**, while the Momentum 4 supports **aptX Adaptive** and **aptX HD playback**.
* 🎛 The Sonos Ace has **physical button controls**, while the Momentum 4 uses **swipe gestures**.
* 🔋 The Sonos Ace offers up to **30 hours of battery life with noise cancelling on**, while the Momentum 4 provides about **60 hours**.
* 🔊 The Momentum 4 excels in sound quality, especially in delivering **powerful bass, bright treble, good mid-range, and detail retrieval**.
* 🎵 "It's really coming down to the **sound and the price**, and in my opinion, the Momentum 4 is **leaps ahead and the better overall headphone**."

all right, guys. So today's video, I'm pretty much just doubling down on a video that I've done recently. I covered the brand new Sonos noise cancelling headphones, and I had opinions that pretty much didn't match a lot of the other videos that were coming out at the time. That could have been sponsored, could have just been sent from the company. I'm not really sure. I actually purchased my pair of the Sonos Ace, and I just wasn't as blown away by them as a lot of the other reviews out there. And then usually when this happens in the comment section of those videos, I tend to get a lot of well, so and so said this or so and so said that, and this person did basically readings of this headphone compared to this headphone. And looking at the charts, it should have been that the Sonos Ace was the better headphone. And I don't judge them by charts. I honestly think that, you know, audio products are going to be different for everybody that's using them because we do not all have the same.

preference. When it comes to sound, mine is going to be completely different than the next person. I'm a bass head, where some people want a neutral sound, and I like that at times. I understand when a product can have that approach, but if it doesn't have the bass that I like, it's not going to be something I'm happy spending $450 on, which was the cost of the Sonos Ace. So, the point of today's video is I want to do it in a more of a comparison to a pair of headphones that I am a huge fan of, which is the Siser Momentum 4 Wireless. Right now, you can actually pick these up for about $290, although they normally retail, I believe, at $380. But at $290, we're talking about $160 cheaper than the Sonos Ace. And it's stuff like this that makes it kind of hard to recommend products like the Sonos Ace because there are other products out there. There are other products that not only compete with them, and in some areas, I think

this syzer momentum 4 like is completely better than the Sonos Ace so I want to talk about a lot of this during this video. I know people are still going to get their feelings hurt uh because I'm not necessarily just endorsing a product that maybe they're a huge fan of, and that's okay. We all have completely different taste. Sound is subjective anyway. I mean, it's just always going to be that way. Now from a design and a build standpoint, I actually do like the build and the design better of the Sonos Ace. I feel like Sy hazers with the momentum four, they kind of took a step backwards. The mum fours, it looks like they're going for that Sony or Bose look. It's actually a lot like the uh Microsoft Surface headphones. So it's pretty bland overall. There's nothing flashy here from a design standpoint, but the syh haser momentum fours are much more comfortable. They're a much lighter uh pair of headphones, where I felt like the Sonos Ace had too much weight to

them, and I felt like I could feel a lot of that on the top of my head, so I couldn't use the Sonos Ace as long as I could the momentum four. So as far as comfort goes, it definitely goes to the momentum fours, but the design I will give the Sonos Ace. Now as far as technology, because the Sonos Ace is a newer headphone, it is using Bluetooth 5.4, where the momentum Fours has Bluetooth 5.2. Now they both support multi-point connection, so you can connect to more than one device at a time. They both also have Dolby Atmos support. Now the Sonos Ace supports lossless audio in both Bluetooth and in wired mode, where the Sennheiser Momentum Fours support aptX Adaptive and aptX HD playback. So both have pretty strong Bluetooth codecs here. The Sonos ACE also supports spatial audio with head tracking. Again, I've said this before, I'm not a huge fan of this. Now this is something that they offer that the Momentum Fours don't. I find this to

be gimmicky. It's not something, especially in music, that I like to use. So, this is again going to come down to personal preference, and it's just not something I'm a fan of. Now, as far as the controls, I am a fan of the Sonos Ace controls because it's using actual physical buttons, and you have that slide with the button. So, everything you have that tactile feel where the syzer momentum fours is using swipe gestures. Now, I don't have any issues with the swipe gestures. I just prefer button controls because it feels more precise. And then they both have Smart sensors where it will pause the music once you take them off, and it'll go back to playing what you're listening to when you put them back on. So, they both offer that feature, but for an overall rating, I will give the Sonos Ace the check mark here because they're using those physical buttons. Now, they both come with a nice hard case. They both have a fabric feel on the outside. The Sonos Ace has a magnetic pouch inside.

that's housing the USBC to USBC cable. It also has a USBC to 3.5 mm cable if you want to use them wired. Where the momentum Fours has little basically compartments for the cables to go into. So there a usba a to USBC. Uh this is for charging and then there is a 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm headphone cable if you want to use them wired. So you can use both headphones wired. Uh both USBC cables are what you use to charge both headphones and the battery life. There is definitely a difference. Now the Sonos Ace is going to give you a Max of about 30 hours with the noise cancelling on. It does have a fast charge feature where a 3-minute charge will get you about 3 hours. Where the Sy hazer momentum 4S is going to give you about 60 hours with the noise cancelling on. And it also has a fast charge feature where a 10-minute charge.

will give you 6 hours of use. Now, both of these obviously work with their own apps. I feel like the Sonos app kind of had a bare bones feel to it. Even with the EQ options, you could only slide the bass and the treble. There was no control over the mids. You didn't have like a five-band equalizer, which I would have liked to have seen. So at least I felt like I had a little bit more control. Where the Momentum Forza app gives you more control over the equalizer, but not much. This is something I didn't feel like it actually responded very well to manually EQing these. But it does have what they call a personalized EQ setting where you kind of go through some tests and you slide some things. And then in the end, it just kind of says, here, this is what we think you would like. And that makes a world of difference. Now, I don't know if they did this on purpose, but once I went through the test, the headphones became much louder, much more vibrant, a lot more

punch in the low end, a lot more brightness in the treble. That I couldn't get with messing around with the EQ adjustments myself, so it kind of feels like it's handicapped a little bit until you go through that sound personalization, like hearing test. I I don't really know why they did this now. As far as noise cancelling and transparency modes, I do feel like the noise cancelling is better on the Sonos Ace. I feel like does a better job of blocking out people talking, but I feel like when it comes to lower tones, both do about the same job. And then when it comes to the awareness mode, I feel like I would give the advantage to the momentum fors here. I felt like they sounded just a little bit more natural. Both are great in Awareness mode, uh, both are really good when it comes to noise cancelling. I don't feel like either of them are better than the Sony or the Bose that are already out there. And I do feel like you know they're kind of

comparable to the AirPods Max, which I'm not like saying that that's the best noise cancelling. I I definitely give that, you know, to the Sony or the Bose already, but both do a really good job here. But now we're going to talk about the sound, and this is where I feel like there is the biggest separation. This is where I feel like the sisters come in and just push the Sonos Ace out of the way. They were like, All right, you did everything else pretty well, but when it comes to the sound, this is just where we shine. And as a bass head, I was never completely happy with the Sonos Ace because it just never could give me that subwoofer type feel. The bass was fast, it was pretty accurate, and it could move along pretty quickly. I just never felt the impact that I enjoy feeling when I'm listening to headphones. And this is where the Momentum Fours just picks up all the slack. You can definitely have that subwoofer type feel. It's not trying to hold anything back. And at the same

time. The bass is still pretty fast. It never got congested or muddy. Now, the EQ settings that the Momentum Fours have out of the box do have these headphones sounding a little too warm, in my opinion. I felt like the mids and the treble were a little subdued just out of the box. But once going through that personalized EQ test thing that Sennheiser has, this definitely just changed everything because that's where the treble had this nice brightness to it. If you're going to have bass that is that powerful, you are going to want treble that has as much brightness to kind of, you know, balance that out. It can get so dynamic. I didn't have an issue with hearing male or female vocalists. I felt like the Sennheisers did a much better job in the mid-range. Also, same thing with details. I felt like they were pulled out better in the Momentum Fours over the Sonos Ace. And when it comes to the bass, this is where I just feel like there's no comparison at all. But when it comes to the sound

Stage and the sound Imaging, I would say they are both pretty comparable. There's not one that is that much better than the other. Uh, the noise cancelling doesn't like close you in so much that it, you know, makes these not sound as wide as you would really want them to. So my overall opinion is this, it really is coming down to the sound, and it's coming down to the price. And this is where the momentum for just is leaps ahead in my opinion. And it's cheaper, it's just the better overall headphone. And I know everybody's excited because the Sonos Ace is like the newest headphone out right now, but it doesn't make it the best option. So make sure you know you're going and checking and comparing them to other headphones out there in the market. And I wanted to do this video to Sha little light on the momentum 4 that I think is highly underrated. But guys, that's my video and comparison between the Sonos Ace and the siser momentum 4S. Thank you so much for

Checking out this video. Thank you so much for checking out all the other videos. And as always, make sure to stay tuned for more.

Sonos vs Sennheiser : Which Is The Better Headphone?

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Comparing Sonos Ace to Siser Momentum 4 Wireless Headphones

The reviewer was unimpressed with the Sonos Ace noise-cancelling headphones, finding them overpriced at $450.

They believe that the Siser Momentum 4 Wireless, priced at $290, is a much better alternative, offering superior quality and affordability.

While they appreciate the design of the Sonos Ace, they find the Siser Momentum 4 Wireless to be more comfortable for long-term use.

Comparing Sonos Ace and Sennheiser Momentum Fours Headphones

The Sennheiser Momentum Fours are more comfortable due to their design, while the Sonos Ace has the advantage in terms of technology with Bluetooth 5.

The Sonos Ace uses physical buttons for controls, which some may prefer, and has a battery life of about 30 hours, while the Sennheiser Momentum Fours offer approximately 60 hours of battery life with noise cancelling.

Comparison of Sonos Ace and Momentum Forza Headphones

The Sonos Ace app has limited control over the equalizer, while the Momentum Forza app offers more with a personalized EQ setting.

The personalized EQ setting in the Momentum Forza app significantly improves the headphones' audio quality.

In terms of noise cancelling, the Sonos Ace performs better in blocking out voices, while the Momentum Forza has the advantage in awareness mode and offers a more natural sound.

A Comparison of the Sound Quality: Sonos Arc vs.

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 outperforms the Sonos Arc in terms of sound quality, especially in providing a powerful subwoofer feel and a balanced, dynamic sound.

The personalized EQ settings of the Momentum 4 significantly improve the brightness of the treble, providing a better balance with the powerful bass.

The Sennheiser Momentum 4 also excels in the mid-range and in bringing out musical details compared to the Sonos Arc.

Comparison: Sonos Ace vs Siser Momentum 4S Headphones

The stage and sound imaging of both headphones are comparable, with no significant difference.

The Siser Momentum 4S is ultimately considered the better option due to its sound and lower price, despite the popularity of the Sonos Ace.

It's important to compare these headphones with others on the market to make an informed decision.