Px7 S3

They feel INSANELY cheap. Way more than anything else I've had but the XM6. The plastic isn't good and most of them creak to some extent (even if it isn't noticeable when you wear them, and I've tried 4 pairs). This is definitely part of the give and take aspect of ANC headphones. If you want better

I’ve owned many « high-end » bluetooth headphones over the last 2 or 3 years, including the Sennheiser Momentum 4, Bose QC Ultra Gen 1 and 2, B&W Px7 S2e, B&W Px7 S3, B&W Px8 S1 and S2, Beoplay H95, Focal Bathys, Sony XM5, and several others… Right now, the Cambridge Audio P100 SE offer by far the b

I'm planning to replace my old sony xm4 with a new one as well. Didn't quite like the xm5 or xm6 for build quality and comfort, so I've shortlisted bose qc ultra 2, b&w px8 s2 (wasn't leaning towards the px7 s3 as it uses vegan leather which isn't as long lasting as the real one) and the Sennheiser

Definitely, B&W do need to do better and up this part of headphone line. They demand higher prices, which a lot of areas they do really well, but not this. Most headphones $125 or more are much more durable than this. I haven’t experienced this yet, but am scared though. I just bought the px7 s3 and

There have been improvements to ANC B&W PX8 S2 in comparison to PX7 S3 model and although this ANC feature still doesn’t match up to the Bose or Sony, it is so much improved and the sound quality is notably better than both the Bose and and Sony. As for overall build quality, PX8 is leaps and bounds