Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Qualcomm aptX™ Adaptive, Quick Charge, 30 Hours Playback, 8 Built-In Microphones - Canvas White

I've been looking for a pair of headphones that do it all for me, that I can buy for a decent price and keep for years to come not needing to swap out to anything else, and these definitely seem the one. B&W have always been sensational when it comes to sound quality, having utilised their speakers in the past, but when it comes to music I enjoy headphones, and although wired will always be superior sound quality, there really isn't much in it when it comes to Bluetooth Vs Wired in these headphones. Sound quality these are exceptional - perfect bass, sensational treble and mid-tones, highs are also not too overwhelming as well. Bluetooth is easy to connect as well with their app, with a built in EQ (which I did utilise) - I found they were fractionally too quiet for me, although tuning the EQ on the app made it perfect, and due to the in-built amp in the headphones, the EQ increase didn't result in any loss of quality, but it would have been nice to be slightly louder out of box. Comfort wise, they are so comfortable - feel so light on the head that you forget they are on, although one slight issue is they are a bit slidy on the head - so jogging with them on is pretty much out of the question on the tightest section. But I didn't buy these for exercise - they are great out and about on a gentle walk or at the shops, and great indoors of course. These headphones do have the option to be utilised wired as well so you can retain that extra margin of quality, and comes with both charging cable and aux (although only USB-C from the headphones themselves). Battery life is incredible - I actually fell asleep with them on and 8 hours later was surprised to be on 45% (started on 67%). Another small downside are the headphone's buttons - honestly they are awful - so small and I can never find them easily (doesn't really matter though as I just use my phone controls, or my PC) but it can be frustrating if you're often utilising the buttons. Honestly cannot really fault these headphones apart from the minor things mentioned - these are the best all-round headphones I've ever used. Superior sound quality with the ease of wireless with minimal loss of quality. Perfect price for the years you'll get out of them - make the jump, it'll save you money in the long run instead of buying cheaper headphones that will break easier in a year.

A case of "you get what you pay for" these headphones are pricey but the sound quality is outstanding. Although you have some tweakability in the EQ of the app, they sound perfect straight out of the box. There's an emphasis on bass and high end which gives a well balanced sound in all genres.Bowers & Wilkins are a British designed brand that have been around for decades. I hadn't heard of them before but all reviewers rate them extremely highly and I have to agree.Build quality is also exceptional, with a premium look and high quality materials used. They don't feel too weighty and they are comfortable to wear for extended periods. Backed up with an excellent 30hr battery life, you can easily wear these on a long haul flight without fatigue. There's plenty of room for your ears in the ear cups and the cushioning is definitely plush enough.They connect very fast and can swap between 2 seperate devices almost instantly. You also have the option to connect via a USB to headphone jack for direct connection. There's also an attractive hard case to store them in. Controls are push button, so no touch controls to get frustrated with (and you can operate them with gloves on of course).They offer an excellent ANC, and have a useful feature of pausing playback when you lift either of the cups from your ear. They may not be quite as noise cancelling as the other big players out there but they are pretty close and certainly I have no complaints on this.Negative points are not deal breakers. The clamping is a little tight, but I am assured they do relax a little as you wear them in. The app is very basic (but functional) it only offers a 5 band EQ and it's quite subtle. 3D audio isn't available yet, it's promised later this year (2025). They aren't foldable but they aren't bulky, so the case is quite compact.They are a worthwhile upgrade to the previous generation S2 and arguably better than the current P8 model.Overall these headphones are top quality and will not disappoint.

If like me you've been looking at these for a while. Wait no longer! I took the chance as its the most I've ever spent on headphones before. My previous set was a pair of shure a50 which have now seen better days. The build quality on these is fantastic right down to the carry case they come with. The setup process was painless and worked first time. The sound quality has blown me away every detail can be heard, the anc is fantastic and you can even do some eq tweaking. They are very comfortable to wear and not sweaty on the ears.