Felt their lost Momentum True Wireless 4 was a ton better than the MTW5 in fit and audio quality.
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Had a great experience with the Momentum True Wireless 4 until it randomly died after a year.
Returned the Momentum True Wireless 4 because it sounded veiled with a digital undertone and was disappointingly quiet.
Has the Momentum True Wireless 4 and loves them; kept them over the Technics AZ100.
Their MTW4 sounds slightly better than the AZ100 for rock, metal and acoustic, with less bass impact; still working after two years, and call quality improved from terrible.
Sound, comfort and ANC are very good, but they've been through 4 sets of MTW earbuds in 5 years: an MTW4 broke after 8 months and its warranty replacement after 14 months.
Their Momentum True Wireless 4 went in for RMA after a year of use.
After their MTW3 died, their MTW4's charging case died and, a week after replacing it, the right earbud died too.
Loved their Momentum True Wireless 4 for a couple of years, but a replacement pair compared side by side lost to the EarFun Air Pro 4+, so they returned it.
Has the Momentum True Wireless 4 and calls them beauts: they work very well and don't fall out of their ears.
Tried the Momentum True Wireless 4 recently: sound is great, multipoint isn't brand-locked, but touch-only controls without swipe mean giving up a function.