Review on Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Wireless Headphones by Hemant Hemant ᠌

1. Sound, massive bass (but far from Beats, the bass is exactly as much as needed), the bass does not dampen the rest of the frequencies, but you should not expect details like on the 770Pro, however, these are not monitors, they are not in order to look for flaws in the recording and mixing, they are to enjoy listening 2. Quality materials and comfort. Yes, it’s not metal here, like in the old PX, but they are lighter and softer due to carbon, carbon itself seemed like ordinary plastic - but it’s not, look at YouTube videos on how they are bent, it’s scary to watch) fabric with some it is impregnated, it does not collect dirt, the ear pads are soft exactly as they should - not leather, but they probably will not crack, until there is even a sign of wear. The case is very strong and seems to be made of the same impregnated fabric. 3. Built-in DAC, I don’t know how they decode the bluetooth signal, but obviously it goes through the DSP like on B&W pi3. By USB, the ears are defined as a composite device, there are three options to choose from - Bluetooth Headset (this is for calls), Bluetooth Headphones (profile without a microphone) and PX7 Bowers and Wilkins (via USB). I don't think it's necessary to say that the USB sound is just bomb, although it seemed that Bluetooth was amazing, in the case of a microphone there is only one Bluetooth Microphone device. You can switch devices during playback and compare the difference between USB and Bluetooth (it exists and is not catastrophic, BUT, it’s more convenient to sacrifice quality without a wire) 4. Design.