Review on Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Wireless Headphones by Ha Joon (Kim joon) ᠌

- Microphone. They were not dealt with in principle, which is strange - if only it was, according to the residual principle. The quality on JBL ears for 3tr is much better. - Connecting to a PC via bluetooth (4.2): it's a horror! Win 10 prof laptop with all ates and latest drivers, dancing with a tambourine continues for the 3rd day. It's not clear who to blame B&W/intel/Dell/microsoft. Bluetooth module - Dell wireless 1830, ver 4.1. - BT connection quality: the biggest bug is stuttering / interruptions (about 1 time per minute for 0.5-1 seconds) as if the radio channel bandwidth is not enough. The problem has not been solved yet :( And in conjunction with the iphone SE - it is not observed. - Multipoint: the connection of 2 devices holds, but the transition from one to another - pain, slipping / stuttering / delays, connection stabilization after 5-7 seconds. - Non-replaceable rag upholstery - not practical, collects dust, crumbs, dirt and stains from hands. Let's see them in a year. Ergonomics: - on the neck is not very comfortable to wear, a little pressure, although it is individual. - after a couple of hours, the top of the head gets tired from the pressure of the rim, but you can let go of the temples a little - it's normal. - Dimensions: they are relatively not compact (the same MX3-4s fold better and sit tighter on the head). The BW fit is bulkier due to the outside attachment point of the temples to the cups. The cups themselves are a little thicker, it is unlikely that it will be comfortable to sleep on an airplane, they will interfere when the head is tilted. : Interrupts seem to have won shamanism with drivers. Apparently the problem is not the ears but Dell, multipoint also works fine. But I, in principle, have already managed to forgive them all the jambs because of the Sound :)