Whether you commute or work from home, being able to tune out annoying ambient sounds at the touch of a button is always a welcome option.

The Sony WH-1000X line and its various iterative improvements over the years have become somewhat a brand unto itself, and deservedly so (I owned a pair of the WH-1000X2s for numerous years until carelessly losing them en route while abroad). Bowers & Wilkins seems to be undeterred by the crown donned by Sony, and in doing so have dared to aim to take on the brand for top status within the highly competitive wireless headphones category, delivering subjectively an even finer degree of detail in the form of the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2.
The Px7 S2’s premium combination of design, its attention to material and fit, and its audio acumen aims to match or even exceed the WH-1000X series in nearly every measure. First impressions are positive; these cans look and feel worthy of their $399 price tag, par for the course within the premium wireless consumer segment where wearers might commute, work, and relax all in the same pair throughout the day.
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