Customer Ratings & Reviews

Decent. Sound and volume control much better when plugged in. Still not quite as good as the older non-bluetooth P-7. Have noticed a slight noise in the left earphone when walking, like something is loose.

Nice highs good meds and smooth bass very comfortable to wear

The PX7 headphones lets me listen to my high definition music the way it was meant to be heard. I can listen wirelessly or wired and while wearing them when cutting my grass the noise cancellation works great!!! You will not be disappointed with the PX7's. Thank you Bowers & Wilkins for making these affordable headphones.

Got some cracking in my headphones after only 6-7 months of use. I don’t understand why 500$ top of the line headphones have this issue. Sound quality is nice. Bass is good.

Got lucky on a sale but don't let that deter you, these are worth every penny. Fantastic sound quality. I put them on for the first time and was in a trance of audio amazingness. Listening to some power metal on these is an experience. Try it with some lossless or high quality audio to get the best experience.

These headphones are the best sounding I’ve owned. The build quality and materials on these are high quality. No cheap plastic anywhere. The sound quality and noise cancelling is fantastic. My only gripe is there isn’t an EQ in the app like alot of other heaphones at this price point.

Sound quality is excellent the only problem is issue with sound crackling when connected to two devices. Also since this is an active headphone it cant be use passively with a aux cable.

The Bowers & Wilkins - PX7 Wireless Noise Canceling headphones are mixed bag and come down to personal preference. BT Connectivity was a snap straight away without the dedicated mobile app but registering the headphones with the app was clunky. The momentary power switch setup step was, in my experience, hit or miss. It's great to see the USB-C connector which offers the latest and broadest compatibility with the more common charging adapters. Topping off the charge is quick when you're on the go and battery life is on-par with the specified 30 or so hours of operation. Comfort is a widely subjective area because of the variations of head geometries and I personally found the PX7's to be a little tight fitting out-of-the-box. Perhaps these will break in and conform better with time, but for over-the-ear headphones, they feel a tad bit cramped. The 'lift to pause', on-off function is cool but it is delayed and does not immediately respond to positioning. Maybe a firmware update can improve upon that. Noise cancelling functionality is right up there with the best of them and performs well in either the fixed or adaptive modes. Even in the Ambient Pass-through mode, these cans provide a decent amount of subtle noise cancellation. Thumbs up! Flat EQ settings do reveal an overly bright sound presentation (to my ears). The PX7's may settle down in due time but it's hard to tell how long that might take. With the right EQ balancing from your device, these headphones can shine and offer a balanced & full sound stage without needing to be driven to max volume levels. The higher the quality of the source material, the better these sound - with little to no coloration. All-in-all these are a good sounding & capable set of headphones with a lot of personal variables that can come into play. Build quality & materials are top notch, as most would expect from B&W. I recommend that folks give them a try and see for yourself. Personally I find the fit less than optimal, the 'system' needing a few small tweaks and a substantial break-in period to be at their best.

Cleanest sound in a pair of Headphones you'll ever find (I also have Sony's and Sennheiser's and I call those my back--ups). I wear my PX7's using power tools while working and they help make a long day go by

I love these headphones. I can't wait to try them on an airplane when this Covid stuff is over. At home, they perform as advertised. I use them with my TV and CD player and it allows me to listen without disturbing my wife while she is working from home. Love 'em.

Makes my ears sweat but sound is good. Doesn't matter which 300 to 400 dollar pair of noise canceling headphones I get seem to have some interference. But I use on computer and tv and soundbar.

I must admit that these cans are the best ones I have. I have several pairs. I have the QC-35's, Sony XM1000, JBL 700's. These to me are the best for all around sound. I think that you will not be disappointed with these cans. Quality sound, and build. I am a big fan!

Greta sounding headphones and construction was great. b They clamped a little too much for my liking and started to give me a headache.

Great sound! Noise canceling may not be as good as latest Bose and Sony models, but it does the job. Still getting used to heavier weight than previous Bose and Sony headphones. I like having physical buttons. Have used for about a month so far.

Headset is no doubt the best one with sound quality. But if you wear it for long than your ear starts hurting. Something B7W needs to improvise pretty soon since price is too high.

I’ve had all of the brands and these by far are the best noise cancelling headphones out there. If you are debating just do it and know you have the best. Literally want to throw my Bose out after listening to these lol.

This sounds very good. The Sony XM3 has better ANC. But, this sounds a litte better than the sony XM3. My problem is that the right ear cup has a rattle noise when I am walking. I am not sure the buttons are loose or something is rattle inside.

Excellent sound quality and build. But the ear cups are slightly too shallow and my ears touch the inside and get a little annoyed on a long plane ride.

I have to admit I have a big head and unfortunately these just didn’t work out for me. Great sound and quality build. Would easily recommend to others

absolutely stunning sound and fitment! I have been using these consistently for a couple months, and they are outstanding! Airplane noise cancelling is on par with Bose....