Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sound quality is very nice. I’m happy with the product

Premium and stylish headphone. Superior sounds. Love it

One of the best one out there right now I have the blue one I love it

Looks great, fits great and sounds much greater than great!

I live these headphones the sound is amazing and super clear

Very happy with sound quality, fit and sound cancellation

Got those thinking because they were higher priced they were going to sound better that bose or sony headphones but reality the sound is just ok, i have had many headphones and earphones including bose sennheiser etc, those were less money (200 dollar range)and offered more derail witch is why i hated listening to those , they had no detail or crisp, no highs, they didn't sound like a 400 pair of headphones, i feel like you are paying for the name more than what you get

The sound & clarity phenomenal sometimes cuts out.

Pretty great sound, noise cancellation and over ear comfort, stellar. The grey color way isn't grey at all, easily picks up dirt. I would consider another color, but overall a solid well made product.

Best sound I’ve heard from a Bluetooth headphone and I’ve tried many of them. Nice comfort, solid NC, and awesome look. One downside is they are easy to scratch.

These are the best option right now in the market. Weather you are a bass fan or acoustic and anything in between. I don't know. Concert like feeling everytime you put it on!

Just got these and the longer I listen to my music the more excited I get about having these! I feel like trying to describe headphones is like trying to describe why you like a particular kind of soda. Everyone has their own opinions so these are Just my opinions. I’m coming from Apple ecosystem and going to android so I previously used Apple airpod Max as my daily driver. Now I'm using a galaxy s22 Ultra with these PX7 S2s. My use case is primarily phone calls at work and podcasts at night in bed. This is a daily routine day in day out, for me. While I waited for these PX7 S2s to come in I used Beats Solo3’s. They sounded fine with heavy bass but really hurt to wear more than an hour or 2 max. Build Quality: Great. A lot of plastic but no creaking and they don’t feel cheap, rather, they look and feel quite premium. I would have liked more metals being used as I feel that material is a lot more durable but in this case, it seems to be an irrelevant point and probably would have increased the price another $100. Weight doesn’t bother me. Unboxing these was a pleasant experience. Controls: All these buttons were a little intimidating at first but only a couple minutes later I found the buttons to be very intuitive. The buttons are responsive and the textured “middle” button is a welcome reference effect. Answering the calls with the button was a little problematic for me though. I would press the button but I guess I would hold it down too long and inadvertently end up hanging up the call. Frustrating but I just use the phone controls to answer and end calls. No biggy. Sound Quality: I would describe the sound stage as “Clean”. There doesn’t seem to be much bias towards high end or low frequency (bass). The sound is VERY balanced. The bass is very very clean. The bass hits great if the sound source is mastered that way. If your sound source is primarily vocal, you will experience a wonderfully clear experience. The Airpod Max seems to lean toward bass comparatively which I really liked. However, the more I listened with the PX7 S2s the more I started to prefer that sound experience. It took a few minutes but after a few songs I just fell in love with this sound profile. ANC: This is where I feel the PX7 S2s come in short. The Airpod Max blocks out very nearly all exterior sound. The PX7 S2s would be more described as “adequate”. The good news is the sound cancellation doesn’t hiss. There is some difference heard in the noise reduction but not nearly as much as I would have expected at this point. But they’ll work just fine for my purposes. Phone calling: They sound fine. There’s no environmental noise filtering which is a bummer but I haven’t found any headphones that does that effectively anyway so it is what it is. People on the other end of the line indicate that I sound fine and clear so that’s what counts for me since I’m in a quiet home office anyway. If I was in a noisy environment I would probably have to find a different headset more suited to that. I’m sticking with these as what I care about is excellent and all the cons are insignificant enough for my use case that I don’t feel like flipping headphones 4 or 5 times to find that perfect pair. These are fantastic and I feel are worth the clams you have to give up to get 'em.

I already knew these headphones would sound great because its Bower and Wilkins! They are very comfortable and never fall off my head. My favorite part is the sound quality. Its so clear and the base and very nice!

Been using them for over a year for music on my phone and gaming on my computer and haven't had any issues.

I really like the design of these over the ear headphones, but they were way too expensive for what they bring to the table.

Great sound, very comfortable, I use them in my day to day.

The sound quality is top notch. The app installed makes a differance when listening to music. The active noise cancelling is decent blocking out most outside sounds. On the plane it did it’s job. The only reason 4 stars because the ear pads are not as comfy as the Sony XM5. I do have to adjust my headphones when using for long periods of time.

What can I say? Wow!!! These are the most amazing wireless headphones I have ever owned! B&W never disappoint! I just Might buy a second pair just so I can one at home and one at the office! Thank you B&W!

Long gone are the days of just plugging your headphones in and enjoying them. Now you have to download an app and create a login to control them. The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2’s are no different. Comfort: At just over 10 ounces (307 grams), the S2’s are the most comfortable set of over the ear headphones I have. The clamping pressure against my ears is just enough to make a solid seal from the memory foam ear pads. Wearing them for several hours at a time in my office, it's easy to forget you're wearing them. Connectivity: The PX7 S2’s connect via Bluetooth as well as hard wire via the USB-C port and included 3.5mm to USB-C and USB-C to USB=C cables. The S2’s can connect to two Bluetooth devices at the same time however you can only listen to one at a time. I really like that you can add and juggle devices by using the app. Connecting them to my devices was quick and painless. One thing to note is that while the S2’s can be used by connecting with the 3.5mm jack they do need to be powered on. There is no passive connectivity. This also presented another issue/inconvenience - when directly connected, unless you disconnect your Bluetooth connections, notices and alerts that appear on your phone if connected do interrupt the sound from the direct connection. This also happened when listing to music from my phone and also connected to my laptop - any sound coming from the laptop played but also caused the music from my phone to pause and not resume. At least when playing from the wired connection the source didn't stop. Battery:The battery life is rated at 30 hours and a 15 minute quick charge will get you an additional 7 hours of usage. I’m able to get 3-4 days between charges with moderate usage during my commute and teams meetings throughout the day. Charging is done via USB-C and a full charge takes about two hours. App: The PX7 S2’s pair with the Bowers & Wilkins Music app. As I mentioned previously the app allows you to connect to additional Bluetooth sources - something I really like!. You can adjust treble and bass and see the remaining battery life. I would have liked a more personalized sound setting - other headphones I have offer a hearing test and adapt their sound to your specific hearing. Sound: I really like how the S2’s sound. Trebles are sparkling and bright and bass is strong. I like a heavier bass and the S2’s deliver on it. Vocals sound amazing especially those with an upper register. The app has a sound setting however you only have adjustment for bass and treble. The soundstage is immersive and realistic. Overall, these sound like the premium headphones that they are. You can also use the S2’s for your phone calls. They sound great on both ends. The person on the other end of the call pretty much only hears your voice with very little bleed through of external sounds. Noise Canceling: I found the noise canceling to be adequate for my subway commute, idle conversations and tunnel roar were muted nicely. There is a transparency mode that allows you to hear things around you. I found this not as effective as other headphones I have however I was able to have a conversation without issue. The B&W PX7 S2’s come with a nice zipper case that has a nice cable holder. The headphones do not fold however the ear cups spin to lay flat in the case. Overall I am really impressed with these headphones and they have become my new go to. I give them 5 stars and highly recommend them to anyone looking for decent premium headphones.

Not sure what all these 5 star reviews are for. If you are an audiophile or someone who enjoys good sound do not buy these. Bass is muddy, audio is not clear, noise canceling not very good, and they are pretty quiet. Airpods Max sound far better than these and they arent that great themselves.