Review on 🎧 Bowers & Wilkins PI7 True Wireless Headphones: Advanced Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.0, Dual Hybrid Drivers, Wireless Charging, B&W Android/iOS App by Dimitar Gechovski ᠌

first and most irritating. Logs. For both iOS and Android, the connection delays. The primary phone is a 12 Pro Max, and a first-time successful connection happens in roughly 30% of situations. It appears as follows. You take the headphones out of the casing and put them in. Sound that occurs momentarily, yet on a frequent basis. Sometimes, when a connection seems to use a shortened SBC codec, the sound quality suffers excessively. It is handled by reconnecting: place it in a case, secure the lid, and repeat the process. 2-3 times occasionally. After then, the lags practically vanish and you can resume normal listening. Although it is simply a wish, there is some hope that the manufacturer will use firmware to remedy this. Since the purchase, there hasn't been a single firmware update. - Click control cannot be customized. The current design is completely absurd. It appears to have been thought up by a closed-minded colleague who has never used wireless headphones. You can contact the pointless and idiotic Siri, but there is no volume control, no means to activate or deactivate the transparency mode, etc. Game. - A minimally long battery life. The trip from Hong Kong to Gorno and Altaisk was insufficient, though not crucial. Everything is fine when used regularly, such as using the train or walking to work or home and back. – the caliber of the calls and conversational dynamics. Let's just say there was no ice despite the enormous quantity of microphones. Naturally, everything is well when there is silence, but the interlocutor has trouble hearing on the street, even though it is not particularly busy. — terrible touch controls. By the way, it's also bothersome. The headphones only make one beep when you click the rewind button (two taps), making it unclear if two taps were actually used or not. The music frequently stops when you tap twice, figure out one, and question if it really stopped or if the next track was just loaded.