Px7 S2e

I will speak on my experience in using them strictly for my computer. I am a video editor and I do game and watch media. I use a pair of Bowers and Wilkins px7 s2e as my daily driver headphone. Im using the floogoo FMA120 adapter. The Floogoo is a sleeper BT adapter allowing you to connect with blue

I've got the Bowers and Wilkins Px7 S2E and want to replace them. These M4s look tempting especially as of late with the prices. Nice that you get a case with it. The denim blue looks great.

Apple Music has better quality than YT Music or Spotify. Yes, they have a Android App. (Also worth investing in higher quality headphones as well if you haven't already. I use Bowers and Wilkins Px7 S2e personally.) P.S. Unfortunately their true Hi-Res Lossless catalog is a small sunset of their tot

Might I recommend looking into Bowers & Wilkins? I have the Px7 S2e model, similar price range to Bose QC models, I believe.

Depends on what you like. Personally I would say beyerdynamics for reference music. For listening on a daily base, probably Bowers & Wilkins Px7 s2e/Px8 S2 (when we talk about the same price range like the Ultra‘s). Don’t get me wrong, the ultras are great if you like overkill ANC, but if you like l

Surprised you went for the Momentum 4 over any of the Bowers & Wilkins (px7 s2e/x3 or Px8).

The Sony XM series if you value ANC more than anything and you have a big head. The Sennheiser Momentum 4 if you value sound, but don't need as much ANC. Fits medium to small head sizes. Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2e if you want more of a balance between the two. They're definitely smaller than the other

I use my Bowers and Wilkins PX7 S2e via BT with my Hiby R1, and as long as you upgrade the firmware to v1.5, you'll be absolutely fine and it'll sound great. Is it as good as wired, hell no. So I'd still recommend getting some good iems or wired headphones. But for everyday convenience, it's fine. A

Accurate. It's a sliding bar scale with sound quality on one end and ANC quality on the other. Each company balances the two differently. Sony/Bose and Sennheiser exist on opposite ends. They're not the only companies that produce good quality wireless headphones. I settled on the Bowers & Wilkins P

the ANC is not bad, but it is a known weakness of the headphones in this price range. Sony does better in this regard but with worse audioquality. Its just something to consider when buying these headphones. I've seen better build quality in this price range but you really are paying for audio quali