Review on Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Wireless Headphones by Vanchay Kokram (.) ᠌

I will try to describe my impressions after a year of use. Used with iPhone and iMac. Therefore, the problems described by me may not be encountered by people using other systems. The tests were carried out on at least 2 iPhones and 3 stationary computers and 2 Macbooks with MacOS. So the problems described below are likely to occur for all users of this ecosystem. Initially, the headphones were taken as a device for listening to music and cutting off unnecessary sounds from colleagues in a noisy office. The headphones performed these two tasks and perform perfectly. Passive shell isolation + digital noise reduction in the rooms dampens almost all extraneous sounds and allows you to retire in your thoughts. The sound quality is a real plus. This is probably the best sound out of my ears I've ever heard. The previous ears were some kind of wired Sonya for 15-17 thousand, and the bowers cost 28k at the time of purchase. Bowers seemed like a quality leap a couple of steps. I did not feel the increase in sound quality over the wires, promised by the manufacturer. Therefore, after a couple of samples on the wires, I stopped trying. and used only the bluetooth channel. Perhaps this is due to the devices from which the sound was coming. It was not possible to test on Hi-end equipment. During the year of operation, nothing was disheveled, did not fall off, Does not rattle. Good quality. An amateur design, but I like it. Perhaps for some light people, the headphones will seem heavy. I have 100 kg. and sometimes it seems to me a little big weight. But this little extra weight is not critical. You get used to it pretty quickly and I have never experienced discomfort even when wearing headphones throughout the day. Now to the critical cons. Because the manufacturer included a number of features that influenced my choice. And perhaps they would have swayed me towards a different model.