Beyerdynamic AMIRON 300 Vs Sennheiser Momentum 4 True Wireless Comparison Review

The Beyerdynamic AMIRON 300 and Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 both deliver exceptional performance and comfort. These earbuds cater to audiophiles and casual listeners alike, blending advanced features like ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), high-quality Bluetooth codecs, and tailored sound customization. But which one stands out as the better option? In this detailed comparison, we’ll explore their design, functionality, sound quality, and overall performance, helping you decide which pair is worth your investment.

What You Get

Look & Feel

For those looking for a comfortable pair of true wireless earbuds, both the AMIRON and Momentum 4 are equally worthy. The Momentum 4 has one more color variant than the AMIRON, but I prefer the AMIRON’s “cream” version to any of the Momentum’s. They both carry an ergonomic fit, but the AMIRON has a thinner housing than the Momentum. It sits more naturally than the Momentum, but they both offer a good seal and isolation.

Design & Functionality

The AMIRON and Momentum 4 true wireless have responsive touch controls and strong noise-canceling. You get a bit more responsiveness than the Momentum, but the Momentum has the better ANC complete with superior customization. While the AMIRON doesn’t have a nifty feature like Sennhieser’s sound zones, I prefer the AMIRON’s in-app EQ.

Bluetooth

The Momentum 4 is far more advanced in the Bluetooth department than the AMIRON despite the AMIRON being newer. Even though the AMIRON has good Bluetooth features for a standard consumer true wireless earbud, the Momentum is more cutting edge with support for Bluetooth 5.4 as opposed to 5.3. It also has Auracast and aptX Lossless, whereas the AMIRON only offers LDAC as its highest quality CODEC.

Battery Life

Using both the AMIRON and Momentum 4 for many hours, I think they both are about the same in terms of battery life. Both earbuds have around 7-8 hours of playtime depending on ANC usage and totaling 30 hours from their charging cases.

Soundstage

If you are looking for an earbud with more width and dimension, the Momentum True Wireless 4 is the clear winner. The AMIRON also has respectable stereo properties, but it never reaches beyond a basic ability to show accuracy. With the Momentum 4, you get superior precision and organization in both channels. Instruments appear more exact in their positioning than the AMIRON, which only feels like it mimics a traditional stereo image.

Low End

Both earbuds have good bass and EQ options, but the Momentum 4 has better vibrancy and impact overall. The AMIRON is more relaxed and basic than the Momentum 4 which offers more punch and energy to its low-end frequencies. They both offer good control over the bass, resulting in good clarity across the frequency spectrum.  The main difference is that the Momentum 4 has more life to it, bringing something more to the table for bassheads.

Mids

While the Momentum 4 true wireless might seem like it’s already made a big case for itself so far in the sound department, the midrange is where both earbuds soar. They both contain a type of character that two studio-friendly brands would be capable of. The Momentum 4 and AMIRON both do a good job of providing balance and shape to instruments and vocals. The AMIRON specifically has good accentuation of specific notes and makes everything appear more individualized, but the Momentum 4 isn’t far off.

Highs

The high-end of the Momentum 4 true wireless is much more pronounced than the AMIRON. It features crisper details and a greater height, but you might like the more laid-back aspects of the AMIRON’s treble more. The AMIRON is much smoother with its treble but also thinner and less colorful. Neither set of earbuds allows for any harsh frequencies to pass through though, so they should be easy to digest.

Summary

Choosing between the AMIRON 300 True Wireless Earphones and the Momentum True Wireless 4 ultimately depends on your preferences. If you prioritize a sleek design, a comfortable fit, and smooth EQ customization, the AMIRON is an excellent choice. However, for those seeking superior ANC performance, advanced Bluetooth features, and a more vibrant soundstage, the Momentum 4 emerges as the clear winner. Both options offer high-quality audio experiences, but the Momentum 4’s cutting-edge features and dynamic sound give it a competitive edge. Whether you’re a bass enthusiast or a soundstage connoisseur, one of these earbuds is bound to meet your needs.

The Beyerdynamic AMIRON 300 and Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 are available at Audio46.