Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been looking for a good headphone that is wireless and I look at Bose q35 and Sony 1000 series and even look at sennheiser but I settled with bowers and Wilkins px. I own b&w p7 and I love it. This is wireless which is even better. Noice cancellation is comparable with Sony and boss. The driver of this px is the b&w p9 which cost $900. This is like buying a mercedes versus toyota or Honda. It is well made and it needs breaking before it becomes comfortable.

Sound quality of these blow the Bose QC35 and Sony WH1000XM2 and they cannot match the B&W PX. However the headphones fit is tight and causes some irritation after few hours of use. These cannot be used in passive mode which means you cannot use it if you forgot to charge it or the battery is dead for good. I will recommend these with my eyes closed if the comfort improves and passive use is possible.

These B&W PX hi-fidelity noice cancelling headphones are the best of many I have tried. If you're looking superior sound stage, crisp deep bass and clear voice, then seriously look in these. And to help you decide the team at Magnolia's Best Buy are outstanding. They helped me listen to various headphones, styles of music without any pressure to buy now.

Sound quality is awesome, sound is crisp and clear and when you listen to them its like if you were at a concert just without all the background noise and people. Very luxurious headphones, great build and quality instead of cheap plastic ones most are made of. Highly recommend, at least try them out.

These headphones are the worst set of headphones I've owned. The left speaker goes in and out no matter how close you are to the device you're connected to. I can't even focus on the quality of sound because of that major flaw. I will say that the noise cancellation aspect is neat but not enough for me to increase the rating. Another issue I have is the weight of the headphones. These things are heavyyyyyy. These headphones are uncomfortable to wear for any period of time; much heavier than my Sol Republic and Sony on-ear/over-ear headphones. I absolutely do not recommend these headphones based on quality and weight alone.

Am I listening to different headphones than the average reviewer. Well built and quality materials doesn’t make up for b.s horrible sound. The sound is very flat. I have sennheiser headphones that’s produce very good flat sound for my mixing. THis is just bad for a $400 set for regular music listening. Jbls cheaper line is even better. The sound enhancer is a waste. How dare they put this mess out