Bowers & Wilkins PX7 flagship noice cancelling wireless headphone Forest Green

be aware it is not px8

I have received PX7 s2e headphone, which is lower in price than PX8 and more plasticity, my son used it before i get the chance to notice it is the wrong one, so please change your discrption as it is dishonestThe headphone itself is not bad that is why 3 stars are given

İt is not px8

So pleased I discovered these! Exceeded my high expectations. Excellent fit and finish, awesome sound. Coming from Bose and was slightly concerned as reviews had suggested these had less low end bass compared to the Bose. Not the case. I find myself preferring 'commercial' sound like Bose and find audiophile stuff quite flat. Also don't want 50 settings for sound or the requirement to dial it in just to use the product. These are exceptional straight out of the box. You can still adjust bass and treble in the app should you want to.The main reason I chose these over Sony, Bose, Sonos etc was the USB-C charging and passthrough for wired lossless playback. This includes lossless playback from Apple devices (haven't tested others but I'm sure if Apple works they would as well). Only caveat is they need to be powered on. Power draw appears minimal (connect to USB after powering on). Buttons for volume and multifunction still work. Mic doesn't appear to work.Transparency and noise cancellation are more than adequate, but are not best in class. However, colors are and a welcome change to everything else on the market. My choice (green) is mature and understated, looks and feels very premium. Very comfortable, but haven't tested extended use yet. Weight is between Bose QC and Apple AirPods Max.One niggle is the included USB-C to USB-C cable came with discoloration/staining on the ends - pictured. Also comes with 3.5mm to USB-C which was not discolored. Works fine (cable is otherwise a decent quality soft plastic) but a bit disappointing from a QA/QC perspective.

Le Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e sono un vero e proprio capolavoro sonoro che ridefinisce lo standard delle cuffie wireless di fascia alta. Dal punto di vista audio, l'evoluzione della "e" (che sta per evolved) si sente tutta: il suono è incredibilmente dettagliato, con bassi profondi ma sempre controllati e una separazione degli strumenti che fa sembrare di essere seduti in prima fila a un concerto. La qualità costruttiva è superba, con materiali premium, inserti in tessuto e un'imbottitura in memory foam che le rende comodissime da indossare anche per molte ore consecutive senza stancare. Anche la cancellazione attiva del rumore è stata nettamente migliorata rispetto al passato, riuscendo a isolare perfettamente dai rumori del traffico o dell'ufficio senza però alterare la naturalezza della musica. L'autonomia è eccellente e copre tranquillamente intere giornate di utilizzo, mentre i controlli fisici sui padiglioni sono precisi e molto più affidabili dei classici comandi touch. Se cercate un paio di cuffie che non scendano a compromessi tra eleganza stilistica e fedeltà acustica, queste Px7 S2e valgono ogni singolo centesimo speso. Consigliatissime!

I purchased these for a few of reasons:1) I wanted them for an overseas flight to help drown out all the yammering of inconsiderate people who don't understand that not everyone wants to hear their conversation OR the Tik Tok videos they are watching.2) I wanted a good quality audio experience as I really like to listen to masterful music and even with noise cancelling earbuds, that is a challenge.3) I wanted a really good pair of headphones that did not cost a small fortune.I was familiar with Bowers & Wilkins from my time in Europe with the military. At the time, they were on the same par (for the most part) with Bang & Olufsen but at a slightly more pocket friendly price. When these were available on Prime Days for a significant price reduction, I started to do some research (I use that term loosely because I was not searching for the cure for cancer).I had to double and triple check the product to make sure it was the S2e because while the original Px7 had "good" reviews, the S2e had GREAT reviews. It seems Bowers & Wilkins addressed all the faults of the previous generation in the S2e. Many reviewers were baffled by the fact that the S2e came out less than a year after its predecessor. However, being familiar with Bowers & Wilkins that did not suprise me because they have a reputation for listening to feedback and improving their products based on that feedback.I ended up snatching up a pair and I am very glad I did. The sound of these headphones are as good as any I have tried on my head but ended up not purchasing because of their price. The tones are warm and well defined. You can really hear the treble, mid, and bass without any straining to pick them out. The ANC feature really helps with this as it keeps the ambient noise from ruining the listening experience.I cannot speak to whether these will address my first issue until after my flight (I will post an update when I get back), but so far these are by far my favorite pair of headphones to listen to music with.Now, please understand, I would NEVER use these for things like working out, or listening to music while driving, etc. BUT I will use them in a noisy office environment, or traveling, or listening to music while my family enjoys whatever they are watching on television (so as not to be rude to them).I do HIGHLY recommend these. If you are on the fence, just pull the trigger, they are GREAT headphones.Not everything is rosey. Here are the few concerns I have:There is really only on/off for the ANC feature. Not a huge deal but might be annoying for some.The audio quality of the mic is just, meh. This is probably because there is no boom mic. Again, only an issue if you plan on using these for all your day-to-day video calls.The good:The fit is GREAT! The headphones pads are soft and pillowy. The pressure it exerts to stay on your head is very minimal (I wear glasses and may headphone have such pressure they push my glasses into my temple and give me a head ache - these do not).The sound quality is impressive to say the least.Tha app is nice but I would like to see integration with more streamling / podcast services.

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Ok. It was Black Friday / Syber Monday 2024 and I figured why not drop some money and help everyone else figure out which headphones are the best. I did not test anything $600 or more. These headphones were mid level, where most buyers are. With incredibly pricing, some of these were downright a steal!I am going to break them down into a few categories (Sound Quality, price value, bluetooth app Connection, comfort, style) and give you the results on each category. I could not test longevity since I just got them all, so I will leave that for other reviewers.The headphones I tested were the:Beats Studio Pro XSony WH-1000XM5Technics WirelessBowers & Wilkins Px7 S2eBose QuietComfort UltraThe overall winner for those who don't want to read why is............. Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e. Second Place...... TechnicsSound QualityWinner: Bowers and Wilkins PX7S2eRunner Up: Technics WirelessComments: This one was hard to pick a winner. Bowers and Technics were dang near neck and neck. You can't go wrong with either. I had to go back and forth 10X to finally figure it out with all the songs I played. Some songs, Technics was better, some Bowers better. What it came down to was the immersion of sound. I felt Technics had the better highs and crisp voice sounds so if you are going for vocals, I would say Technics, but Bowers had a better feeling of overall broad balance of sound, lows and immersion.The Bose and Sony were 3rd and 4th. Beats last. Beats are great headphones, but they just didn't have the stable / predictable sound that Bose and Sony had.Price ValueBeats Studio Pro X ($159)Sony WH-1000XM5 ($298)Technics Wireless ($172)Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e ($249)Bose QuietComfort Ultra ($329)Winner: Technics WirelessRunner Up: Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2eComments: For $172 the technics are hands down the best value / bargain of any headphone I have ever had. I have heard they have issues breaking on the hinge, so I can't comment on longevity, but for sound quality and price, there is nothing close to the Technics. I got them on sale, so not sure if they are going to be that price forever. My review on this would change if the price went back up.Bowers and Wilkins at $249 was unreal for the winning headphone. What a great deal. Beats are nice gifts, but nothing I would own now after reviewing these others. Sony was way overprices. Bose, utter disappointment for their pricing. Bose is a solid 8 across the board but never a 10.AppWinner: Technics WirelessRunner Up: Bose QuietComfort UltraComments: I felt the Technics were the best overall app. Super easy for the normal user. Lots of easy sound options to choose from like bass+, vocal, treble+, dynamic. No weird screens. Just easy. I felt Bowers really dropped the ball on the app here and their app seemed a bit complicated with no pre settings to choose from. This was a bummer. Bose is always a steady 8, but never a 10. Good app, but not incredible. Just good and dependable. Sony, meh. they should change their name to always over complicate everything, but if you get it figured out they rock. Beats did a decent job.. Nothing I will remember.Bluetooth ConnectionWinner: All of them. I had zero issues with any, so they all get at least one spot on the winner podium.ComfortWinner: Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2eRunner Up: BoseComments: Bowers felt the best for sure. They just fit awesome. No doubt about it. Clearly the winner. Bose is a distant second. Beats felt really good actually so it took 3rd place. Technics is fourth but a bit stiff. Not quite as comfortable as the others. Sony was shallow so your ears hit the speaker cloth, which dropped to last place. If not for that, Sony would be number 3.StyleWinner: Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2eRunner Up: BeatsComments: Bowers hands down looks and feels like quality. Winner for sure. Beats colors are rad and they look amazing. Everyone compliments beats colors so they take runner up. Technics looks kind of cheap but they are not and this frustrates me as they have such a great brand, why cheapen them with such a cheap looking stainless design. Everyone loves the new flat colors and quality builds, not a headphone that looks like an outdated stainless steel refrigerator from the 2010 era.Final thoughts. Overall, Bowers is the best overall headphone, but dang, Technics is really an audio guys headphone if you want to hear certain highs and distant lows that should be your choice. Bose is a 8 out of 10 on everything, never a winner on anything. Sony was a disappointment to be honest. Beats is fine for style but lacking in the areas that matter the most.Long live Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e this time around. Good job.