Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e Over-Ear Headphones – Enhanced Noise Cancellation & Transparency Mode, Crystal-Clear Calls, Bluetooth, 30-Hour Playback, Forest Green
Original price was: $399.00.$249.43Current price is: $249.43.
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Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e Over-Ear Headphones
Elevate your auditory journey with the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e Over-Ear Headphones. These headphones effortlessly merge 24-bit processing high-res DSP and custom 40mm drive units, creating an immersive sound realm that resonates with both cinematic allure and musical enchantment. The advanced features, including active noise cancellation and crystal-clear calls, promise a technologically sophisticated encounter with wireless headphones with a microphone.
Step into a realm of luxurious comfort and sophisticated design with these over ear headphones. Its premium architecture showcases plush foam earpads and an elegant finish, providing an unobtrusive yet snug fit even during extended listening sessions. This seamless fusion of comfort and aesthetics creates a haven for your senses, amplifying your connection to your cherished audio content.
Take full command of your sonic environment with the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e Headphones. The B&W Music app empowers you with seamless direct streaming, efficient voice assistant support, and customizable noise cancellation adjustments. The substantial 30-hour battery life, quick-charge support, and other essential features cater to your audio needs throughout the day, making the Px7 S2e an ideal, unswerving companion for your listening pleasure.
PREMIUM “EVOLVED” HEADPHONES – Hear the music exactly as the artist intended with the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e Over-Ear Headphones. Features a 24-bit DSP with custom-designed 40mm drive units, carefully angled inside each earcup & Qualcomm aptX Adaptive
COMFORTABLE DESIGN & PERFECT FIT – Experience comfort and elegance with these wireless Bluetooth headphones’ premium design. The luxurious foam earpads with a fabric finish and metal detailing cushion your ears, ensuring comfortable, extended listening
NOISE-FREE, CLEAR CONVERSATIONS – Immerse yourself in dynamic music and enjoy crystal-clear call quality. These headphones feature 6 microphones with outstanding noise cancellation that shuts out unwanted intrusions without affecting the audio quality
CUSTOMIZE YOUR LISTENING – Easily control your audio environment with wireless headphones. The Bowers & Wilkins music app offers direct streaming and voice assistant support, ensuring your sound experience is tailored according to your desires
ENHANCED PLAYBACK TIME – These noise cancelling headphones feature a long-lasting battery life with 30 hours of playback time and quick-charge support. Listen to uninterrupted music and take your calls on the go throughout the day
Customers say
Customers like the sound quality, build quality, and comfort of the headphones. They mention that the balance between deep, resonant bass and crystal-clear highs is impressive. Some appreciate the design, saying it looks and feels premium. Customers are also happy with the quality, value for money, and battery life. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the fit.
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Original price was: $399.00.$249.43Current price is: $249.43.
Jeffrey Walewski –
Wonderful headphones but not for everyone
I got these headphones for $320 on sale. After reading reviews these seem to be the most popular with audiophiles at this price point.The build is fantastic and comfortable without feeling cheap. The sound is top notch but to be fair I feel they are priced a bit to high as my $150 pair of Sonyâs are to far off(but build quality is way worse on Sonys)The issue I have with these headphones and I recognize is a personal one is the noise canceling is too good! While walking with these the outside world is mute even with low volume. So much so of I had a friend who we calling out for me and had to grab me before I noticed him. Living in a city where at times you need to have your head on a swivel this was a bit of an adjustment.So again these headphones come in a unique color, charged extremely fast and fit like a glove. Noise canceling is top notch and probably best fit for not walking around a busy city
CP –
So many positives here when compared to the others.
Read on and you’ll understand why I reviewed it this way…. My goal was to find the best sounding wireless headphones that were fairly priced after watching 50 hours of video reviews. With a Prime Day price tag around $250 these Momentum 4’s were well worth the purchase. I’m going to say that they just aren’t gong to work for me because I also purchased a pair of Focal Bathy’s ($699), and a pair of Bower’s and Wilkin’s Px7S2e in the awesome color Blue at ($249) to compare them with. The Momentum 4’s functionality is great but they just sound a bit thick, and less refined. This after listening to the others. And they are pretty non from a fashion perspective which I viewed personally as a plus. They are great if you have larger ears! Moving onto the others. After purchasing the Focal Bathy’s I quickly came to realize that they were not the headphones that I was going to walk around town wearing. They are on the larger side, and present with some flashiness. That aside though, they are absolutely awesome sounding and BLOW AWAY the Momentum 4’s. So if that’s the comparison you’re looking for, then there is your answer. I am keeping them as my “reference” wireless headphones. And with the cabled DAC connectivity it’s a no brainer! Not even a second thought. Well maybe. For just a moment that happened after I listened to the Px7S2e cans and thought about the price difference. They, the Px7S2e headphones are absolutely pleasurable to listen to. The sound stage is remarkable, really really. And at ($249) on Prime Day they were certainly the best electronics purchase that I had made in years. I also think that they be worth it at full price. Smaller than both the others and with a build quality and design that warrants the full price. Also worth noting is that I did listen to the Bose UC’s and I am intrigued by the spacial audio feature and the overall, well almost weightlessness of the headphones. They just weren’t priced well enough for me to justify purchasing them and aside from their dominance in the noise cancellation department they just review as “pretty good” on sound quality. I would say to me they sounded on par with the Momentum 4’s. I don’t get too caught up in the “app” features as they can drastically improve with one update. I will mention that none had me shaking my head in either direction. And lastly, this journey all started with a pair of refurbished AirPods Max headphones. It made sense since I am in the Apple ecosystem. However I was very surprised at how uncomfortable they were as soon as I put them on my head. I was like wow, really. I felt as though they were going to dent my big head. LOL. I did like the “crown control dial” quite a bit I have to say. If you’re shopping for wireless headphones and you stayed with me here you should just keep in mind that deciding on speakers and headphones is so very subjective from a sound perspective. We all hear a bit differently. You’ll know it when you put “THE” pair on, raise your eyebrows, and say WOW. Fashion statements are a whole other sub topic. AND if you’re thinking what about the Sony XM5’s, all I’m going to say is that I am turned off by the over functionality of the Sony apps. From their cameras to their headphones and beyond. The end.
Vinny9151 –
PX7-S2e – Looks Great & Sounds Great
I bought the B&W Px7-2Se headphones (HP) as well as a pair of the Sony WHXM1000M5. The Sonyâs are going back only because the ear cups are really cheap feeling and the overall appearance of the unit is (IMO) lacking. Now – for the Bowers and Wilkins – these boys are alleged to be the real deal at their price point (and even a bit past there). After several days of listening, fooling around with app controls and 3rd party IQs on a Samsung S22 Ultra, these HPs went back to the seller. Hereâs my impressions:Design/Appearance/Comfort: Premium looking and feel all around. I purchased the Forest Green unit – the color is a subdued green – very nice. Earcup friction sliders work well and stayed in place no problem. Very appealing to look at. Clamping pressure was tight at first but is loosening up a bit – I assume they will continue to loosen a bit more which will result is a really comfortable fit, good for hours of usage. Ear cup design shows great detail and is visually catching.Connectivity – This is where the train comes off the tracks – total train wreck! Connectivity on this pair was worse than terrible – Bluetooth dropped out al the time. After a few days of having to re-connect numerous times during listening sessions, I gave up. I don’t care how good these sound, and they were really, really good – if the BT doesn’t work, you won’t be listening to anything. Absolute deal breaker! So, they went back.Controls: Switches for 99% of all controls (BT connect, volume, on/off, play, stop, skip, back) are on the right ear cup and are responsive. After a few uses, your fingers will be able to discern one from the other. ANC is controlled from push button on the left ear cup.App – the app is not overly complicated to navigate and provides for basic control of functionality. I would like to have a better EQ set up – currently only Bass and Treble controls are available. Should be an easy fix for B&W to implement at no cost to the consumer. Also, the app has other controls, including for Wear Detection and ANC. I have not tried any of the recommended streaming services – I use Sirius and LiveOne (Slacker) and am fully satisfied with their sound. Wear detection function is spotty and doesnât always work. I am waiting to hear from B&W to see if there is a fix planned for this – not a deal breaker for me – I just use the button on the right cup to pause or remove the HP completely.Sound – Fantastic sound! – Using the app and a 3rd party Android EQ, I have found that sweet spot for my musical taste. Bass can be made to rattle your brainer provide a calming resonance or anywhere in between. Same for the treble – adjust it to your taste – very clear and crisp. Staging and imaging are wonderful. The sound is very full with tons of presence, wrapping your head with sound. The separation is really cool – I’ve heard nuances in my music never heard before. I will say there is a world of difference in listening to music on a MacBook Air vs. my Samsung phone – phone is 100x better. Sound from the Mac is way off – muddy and somewhat hollow. The EQ that comes with the Mac only works on Apple Music, so if you are a primary consumer of music on Mac, consider a 3rd party EQ app. Regarding ANC – it works pretty well and has several settings on the app and can also be turned off and on using the button on the left ear cup.FYI – the music I used to test all the sound parameters included, Frampton, Tool, Steely Dan, Rage Against the Machine, Yes, Translator, Cinderella, Ratt, Edgar Winter, and various light jazz and classical /orchestra selections chosen at random.Update After 3 Weeks Usage of Replacement Pair: I am 95% recommending these right now. Many internet postings on connectivity issues and wear protection being spotty The BT issue caused me to send back the 1st pair. Otherwise, eye catching design, good comfort and the best sound. Nice case also! I sent this pair back and ordered another of the same – hoping the BT issue and wear detection were one-off problems. I now have the 2nd pair and the BT issue only happened 2 or 3 times over the last few weeks – not enough for me to send them back again and go buy the Focal Bathsys – several hundred $$$ more. Again – these sound absolutely terrific. So – bottom line – go buy these if you have the money. If you really have money, buy them or if you really have more money – buy the Focal. If you have less money – buy the Sony SM1000M5, with the understanding that the sound is really good but the build quality (ear cups) are a deal breaker if aesthetics really matter.
Jorge A. –
Comparados vs AirPods Max y wxm5 y están en otro nivel en calidad de sonido. No dudes en comprar estos px7s2e
Mart –
Das Gerät ist super verarbeitet, erzeugt auch bei längerem Tragen keine Druckstellen und der Klang ist einfach hervorragend. Ob Tiefen, Mitten oder Höhen; alles ausgewogen und klar. Für HiFi Fans geeignet und Audiophile finden mit dem USB-Audio die Möglichkeit bis zu 24 Bit/48 KHz Lossless an den DAC des Kopfhörers auszuspielen. Zuhause daher nur mit Kabel für mich ð Aber AAC und Bluetooth (auch Kopplung) machen unterwegs auch einen super Job. Die Akkulaufzeit ist vollkommen ausreichend bemessen. Das ANC ist nicht top, aber zB. in der S-Bahn gut genug, um genussvoll Musik zu hören. Seine über 400 EUR UVP ist er wert. Dank des aktuellen Angebotspreises von ca. 240 EUR im Vergleich zu anderen Geräten fast schon unverschämt günstig.
Ahmed E. –
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
4D1L –
Het geluid van de B&W is van topkwaliteit. Goede bass en mid. HEt is ook van zeer degelijk materiaal gemaakt. Anc is goed maar niet de beste. De eq slaagt tegen. Jammer genoeg is de clampingforce te hard. Zeker als een bril draagt begint het na +/-30min pijn te doen.
Lennart Svahn –
Otroligt bra ljud! Sitter perfekt!