Testseek.com have collected 106 expert reviews of the Bowers & Wilkins PX and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Bowers & Wilkins PX.
October 2017
(83%)
106 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Truly outstanding wireless and noise cancelling performance, Well built, Excellent specifications
Can sound a little 'cupped' when used wired, Exerts a fairly high pressure on the head, Carry case is slightly cramped
This is a keenly contested market and in my time testing a few different models, a design compromise has become increasingly apparent. Some designs are first and foremost about noise cancelling. The builders accept that the level of processing they apply...
Published: 2017-12-05, Author: David , review by: CNET.co.uk
The Bowers & Wilkins PX headphone offers impressive build quality and excellent sound. Wireless operation is nearly flawless, battery life is very good, and a premium carrying case is included. Works well as a headset for making calls
Competing models from Bose, Sony and Beats are less expensive, more comfortable and offer better noise cancelling. -- and its noise cancelling is quite on par with those same competitors. Battery isn't user replaceable
Although not quite as strong as some competitors, the Bowers & Wilkins PX still ranks among the top wireless noise-canceling headphones available right now...
Abstract: Being tied to a cable isn't what the modern consumer wants and with phones from the iPhone X to the Pixel 2 not having a headphone jack, going wireless might be essential. Whatever your reason for cutting the cord, here are some of the best wireless headp...
For its first attempt at noise cancelling headphones Bowers & Wilkins has done an amazing job. By incorporating elements of the outstanding P9 Signature headphones in a compact and portable design, the PX are the best sounding wireless headphones we've ev...
Published: 2017-10-04, Author: Jon , review by: techradar.com
Noise-cancellation impresses, Auto pause-play works well, USB-C charging
Sound lacks depth and clarity, No classic B&W black leather
Bowers and Wilkins might be a little late to the noise-cancelling game, but their first effort impresses in this department with technology that easily competes with the best their competitors have to offer. Unfortunately, first impressions suggest this h...
Abstract: Bowers & Wilkins has made a few different wireless headphones, but the PX is the company's first headphone to feature both Bluetooth and noise cancelling -- and it's actually the company's first noise-cancelling headphone of any kind.Available in two col...
Four levels of active noise-cancellation, beautiful design notes, super soundstage with control over clarity and bass in equal measure, wear sensor that switches them off when not in use
Foldable design could have been adopted, pricier than some already direct rivals
The ANC-capable wireless headphones market has grown rapidly in recent times, so it makes great sense for Bowers & Wilkins to enter at this point. It does have some major rivals though, most notably in the recently announced Bose QC35 II, Sony WH-1000XM2...
