Px8 S2

I probably would’ve gone with the B&W PX8 S2 for Bluetooth lossless. Your phone also must support aptX Lossless to be able to use it with headphones. Not so many phones support it, especially among the more popular lines. All other codecs are on par with what the HDB 630 provides without a dongle (B

Na, us regular average low-mid income folk like music to sound good too!! I have the Px8 S2’s. Wireless codecs have really gotten better that’s for sure. I still like my OPPO-M3’s (wired) but the wireless B&W’s are really convenient.

Really interesting to hear it from your side. I was reading this review https://www.avforums.com/reviews/bowers-wilkins-px8s2-wireless-headphone-review.22974/ Since you talked about bass, he also did and said this. "What is telling is that each time I did this, I would select the Px7S3 first, think

I don't know if you already made your decision, but I own the PX8 and they are great. The sound is excellent and warm. It made me want to listen to old songs all over again. And the DAC mode is amazing when connected with USB C device (MacBook Pro, Samsung Galaxy Fold 6 & iPhone 15 wired wired have

Yes, that's normal. Connected by Bluetooth the headphones AMP does the job, via cable its the phone's AMP, which is just not powerful enough. You can probably hear some (but not much) improvement if headphones plugged into external AMP/DAC via cable, if you use your headphones at the computer desk.

I tried APM, px7 s3, px8, and px8 s2 back in December. I personally hated the APM, they were not comfortable for me, and the sound was great in certain genres with bass but noticeably worse for genres that are more full and balanced. ANC was better on the APM, but that shouldn't be a surprise as the

So, PX8 S2 are better than Bathys and PX8: more brightness, better ANC, smaller size, better codecs, and new technology. Comparing to Bathys MG, I prefer Bathys MG. They are better in all aspects. Let me describe both. Focal Bathys MG: Balanced, spacious, and detailed. It prioritizes clarity, layeri

Using a lossless BT USB-C transmitter / dongle allows you to take advantage of your headphones higher BT codecs. It's entirely optional, you may or may not perceive improved sound—Px8 S2 works perfectly with Apple AAC—and there's the additional expense and inconvenience of a dongle attached to your

Quick funny update: Today I went to the B&O store in Bergen to return the H100. The seller asked me: “What exactly would LDAC give you? What’s the difference between AAC and LDAC?” I swear I almost froze. This guy works in a high-end audio store selling €1400 headphones… and he has no idea what LDAC

I feel the same way. I'm constantly thinking about how damn good the PX7 S3 are, so of course I want the PX8 S2 because it's the polished version of it. If even a small discount comes, I could get weak. You can hardly get closer to perfection when it comes to Bluetooth ANC headphones. The PX8 S3 wou