Bowers & Wilkins PX7

About this Bowers & Wilkins PX7:

Background of Bowers & Wilkins PX7:

It is a good noise-canceling wireless headphones over the last year.  The sound signature is rich, with excellent sub-bass that doesn’t overpower, and the ANC is quite effective. Moreover, the design is attractive, comfortable, and easy to use. Consider the PX7 a luxurious, music lovers’ alternative to the Bose model.

 comfortable headphones:

It has clear evolutions of its predecessors, with a branded badge and fabric finish on the elliptical earcups. There have also been some revisions to the design in the name of improved comfort.

designable:

The PX7 headphones are available in gray or silver models, with a fabric-lined headband, earcups with stylishly mottled plastic, and smooth leather on the earpads and underside of the headband for a luxurious look and feel. The earpads and headband are amply cushioned with memory foam.

 The latest headphones:

Built from Legend drivers that push the sound forward the 43mm drivers in the Px7 are the largest in our headphone collection built and tuned by the same engineers behind the Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series diamond speakers used in Abbey Road studios

Feature:

Connectivity Technology Bluetooth 5.0
Connector Type 3.5mm Jack
Item Weight 0.02 Kilograms
Control Method App
Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant

conclusion:

If you want the best audio experience, this headphone and the $350 Sennheiser PCX 550-II are both strong contenders for your money—the differences will come down to taste, but Sennheiser may have the edge in that battle thanks to an app with EQ to tweak the sonics. And for less money, the in-ear $250 Apple Air Pods Pro delivers surprisingly strong ANC and solid audio performance. It’s also worth mentioning B&W offers the $300 PX5 headphones, which are also quite good, and worth your attention depending on your budget.