Px7 S2e Bluetooth Headphones Over The Ear, Over-Ear Headphones - Enhanced Noise Cancellation & Transparency Mode, Crystal-Clear Calls, 30-Hour Playback, Forest Green

First pair of BW headphones. I wouldn't say I'm a full-fledged audiophile but close, a very avid music listener and like all kind of genres from rap to country, classic rock to jazz to classical and Opera. Let's just say, I DO know good sound when I hear it without spending $1,000 on a pair of headphones. The sound is very well balanced, slightly boosted on the bass end but definitely not overbearing the mids and top end makes up for- all of the sound is very clear at any volume. The bass is tight not muddied whatsoever even at louder volumes, the high end I think is just right and not overbearing and comfortable to listen to for hours without any kind of sound fatigue. Sound stage is wider than some other headphones I listen to, but not as wide as an open back headphone but plenty to satisfy. The headphones have some space to let some air out almost like a semi open back but just short of that I believe. Probably is why the sound stage is improved when listening on these. Instruments are properly placed on the stage as well. I compared them to my son's Airpod Max, Sony xm3&4 and I like the sound of these much better imo. Construction is of high quality a nice weight and very comfortable for listening for hours with no fatigue from the weight or from the sound. I'm using a Samsung Ultra to play my music with Bluetooth and corded, as I prefer corded slightly better sound to me. The phone drives the headphones very well, though I do use a small dongle dac/amp which does clear up the sound to my liking and adds a boost of volume as well. I paired with the IFi Go Link for corded phone listening. When using Bluetooth mode, they pair very easily with no issues and I'm able to use it walking all around the house and outside in the yard and have had no issues with loss of sound or signal. Battery seems to last a good 6-8 hours with regular play (though I have not ran the battery completely discharged yet). From a near dead charge to full charge takes about 4-6 hours, never really timed it but takes a minute since using a fast charger does not speed up charging. Excellent build quality and sound quality for the price! I really like the fact that removing the headphones pauses the music, and then resumes play when you put them back on, handy little feature. If you're looking for a high quality, great pair of headphones with excellent sound for your music I highly recommend these!

I picked up the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e shortly after they launched at $399, and they’ve proven to be one of the best headphone purchases I’ve made. Sound (5/5): Easily the standout feature. Out of the 15–20 ANC headphones I’ve owned, these might be the best sounding. They deliver a clean, detailed, and natural sound that makes both music and spoken audio fun to listen to, without the bass bloat of my Sony XM5 and XM6. Compared directly with my Apple AirPods Max, I’d still give the Max a slight edge as the better overall headphone, but the Px7 S2e wins for sound quality alone. ANC (4.5/5): The noise cancelation is excellent and handles most environments well, though not quite at Sony WH-1000XM5 and XM6 levels. Ambient Mode (3.5/5): This is one of the weaker points. Passthrough works, but it doesn’t feel as natural or transparent as Apple’s or Sony’s. Fit & Comfort (4/5): Very comfortable for long sessions. While the Sony XM5 and Dyson OnTrac are more comfortable on my head, the Px7 S2e still perform well here. I can wear these for long listening sessions just fine. Build (5/5): This is where you see and feel your money's worth. The design feels premium and durable, with no compromises in materials or construction. The buttons feel solid, the sliders move with enough friction to stay put, and the pads don't have that cheap pleather sticky feel that a few others in this price range tend to have. Controls & Features (5/5): Responsive controls, reliable Bluetooth connection, and simple (but decent) app support. Everything just works. Accessories (5/5): Comes with a traditional, hard-sided case and quality cables; better than what some of its competitors include—looking at you, Apple. Value (4/5): At $399, they’re priced firmly in premium territory, but the combination of sound quality, build, and high end design justifies it in my opinion. Overall: Compared with other headphones in this class, the Px7 S2e earns an A+ from me. While they’re not perfect in every category, they hit the right balance of sound, comfort, and build quality. If audio quality is your top priority in an ANC headphone, these should be at the very top of your list.

These headphones exceeded my expectations! They’re incredibly comfortable to wear for long periods without tiring the ears and are surprisingly lightweight. The bass is deep and powerful, the noise cancellation works beautifully, and the overall sound quality is excellent. Highly recommended for music lovers and anyone who values comfort and performance.

Mütiş soundu var ama şarkının melodisi duyulmuyor benimkinde mi sorun var acaba diye bi araştiriyim dedim mid seslerin çok kısık olduğunu bir çok kişi belirtmiş. Yani eğlenemiyosunuz pek gibi oluyor, o yüzden iade ettim, sesini hala dinlemeyi isterim ama, aklımda yani baya doğal iyi bir ses olmasına rağmen ben eğlenmeyi seven birisi olarak yeterli gelmedi bana, bu fiyata birde hala seste bir eksiklerin olması saçma geldi. Mid sesleride düzgün olsaydı hayatta değişmezdim bu bu kulaklığı

So pleased I discovered these! Exceeded my high expectations. Excellent fit and finish, awesome sound. Coming from Bose and was slightly concerned as reviews had suggested these had less low end bass compared to the Bose. Not the case. I find myself preferring 'commercial' sound like Bose and find audiophile stuff quite flat. Also don't want 50 settings for sound or the requirement to dial it in just to use the product. These are exceptional straight out of the box. You can still adjust bass and treble in the app should you want to. The main reason I chose these over Sony, Bose, Sonos etc was the USB-C charging and passthrough for wired lossless playback. This includes lossless playback from Apple devices (haven't tested others but I'm sure if Apple works they would as well). Only caveat is they need to be powered on. Power draw appears minimal (connect to USB after powering on). Buttons for volume and multifunction still work. Mic doesn't appear to work. Transparency and noise cancellation are more than adequate, but are not best in class. However, colors are and a welcome change to everything else on the market. My choice (green) is mature and understated, looks and feels very premium. Very comfortable, but haven't tested extended use yet. Weight is between Bose QC and Apple AirPods Max. One niggle is the included USB-C to USB-C cable came with discoloration/staining on the ends - pictured. Also comes with 3.5mm to USB-C which was not discolored. Works fine (cable is otherwise a decent quality soft plastic) but a bit disappointing from a QA/QC perspective.

I’ve had budget headphones for quite a while which were generally fine but I thought it’s high time I upgraded as I’ve been making more of an effort to listen to music recently after spending a few years not doing so as much. B&W are a brand I know fairly well and still have some speakers which are still superb after 20 odd years. That said a lot has changed with the digitisation of audio but I made the splash on these as I wanted something high quality that can pair with modern phones etc. They come nicely packaged in a smart box and the headphones themselves are simple but sleek. A god quality carry case is also included as well as some leads. I have a iPhone 11 and an iPad about 3 years old although will be upgrading former soon. The Bluetooth pairing happened with both in seconds and simple and trouble free. As a slightly out of date PC and Apple user I still have mainly old USB a/b and lightening cables but the headphones use USB-C. Not really a problem but I’m still in that changeover period where I don’t always have the right lead. You can use the headphones straight away without downloading anything extra but there is a B&W app available which gives you some extra controls which I’ll come to. As for control when it comes to using them from an iPhone you just play whatever you want whether it’s through an app or a webpage then it’ll come through Bluetooth to the PX7s. The sound quality is superb and as a dance music lover I require bass but all frequencies are important and they’re all clear. I have found that even modern budget headphones are so much better than say 20 years ago but there’s a clear jump in quality with these PX7s. The iPhone app does also allow you to adjust bass and treble if you want which is useful. As well as that it has settings for how much noise cancelling you want and it’s really noticeable. I’ve found myself more in the moment when wearing these headphones. I live where it’s quiet anyway but it seems more serene with them on with no music. The headphones have a few buttons on for controlling the music, all pretty simple really- just on/off/ Bluetooth, play/pause and volume up and down. They’re well laid out and simply to feel- I have had other headphones where it’s been confusing knowing what you’re pressing. Since receiving them I’ve only had to charge them once and apparently they can last 30 hours off one charge. Comfort wise they are superb, I’ve had them on for about 4 hours and barely notice they’re there. They don’t feel heavy or intrusive in any way. Overall I’m very impressed and I feel like these have made music a bit better for me again. I’ve spent far too long listening through lower quality methods like budget headphones and mini speakers.

I reviewed the S2 a while ago, which were brilliant, but the pads started to lose their glue about a year in. So that irritated me, as the sound quality in particular was fantastic. With the S2e's that sound quality is even better, slightly more nuanced in every department. I don't buy headphones for ANC, but these seem fine to me. Comfort wise they are great as well, hours of use in one journey/sitting with no issues. I assumed the majority of people pay for headphones for sound quality first and foremost, and if that is the case then look no further than the S2e. They also look amazing too, in Ruby Red. It remains to be seen whether they develop the same issue as the S2's though. It's not the end of the world, but it's not a good look for B & W as by all accounts a lot of the older models had issues with the headband and pad glue. Hopefully these newer models (and the PX3) buck this trend.