Big, crisp, energetic sound ; Long lasting battery ; Useful wear sensor tech ; Impressive Ambient pass-through mode

Bettered for ANC ; Choppy signal in busy areas ; Bit big for smaller heads

With the PX7, Bowers & Wilkins produced a headphone with great sound and some excellent features. The ANC is just fine though, and the design may be troublesome for smaller heads.

Gorgeous design ; Very comfortable ; Excellent sound quality ; Good noise cancellation

Best-in-class sound quality Competitive battery life Robust Bluetooth connection Dapper design

Earcups don’t collapse No swipe/touch playback controls

If you’re looking for class-leading wireless, noise-canceling headphones and you're not put off by a premium price tag, Bowers & Wilkins’ latest flagship pair are well worth considering. The cheaper Sony WH-1000XM3 rivals may be slightly better value,...

Lively, insightful sound ; Three-tiered noise cancellation ; Sophisticated, comfortable design

Earcups don’t fold inwards

B&W’s flagship noise-cancellers are born entertainers and can rub shoulders with the very best

Wide, open soundstage Comfortable to wear Support for aptX Adaptive

Very expensive Noise cancelation could be stronger

With fantastic audio fidelity, a comfortable fit, and class-leading aptX Adaptive technology, the Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones could give the likes of Sony and Bose a run for their money. However, they're pretty expensive and their...

Superb audio performance from large drivers ; Better and lighter headset design ; Robust feel ; Excellent noise cancellation ; 30 hours battery life

Not quite as premium-looking as predecessor ; Flat-folding design rather than bend-in earcups

Bowers & Wilkins does it again - producing a superb pair of wireless ANC headphones that do not compromise on audio performance. They are also lighter and more comfortable than the company's previous flagship model. Excellent stuff all round.