Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition

Extremely comfortable ; Superb sound quality ; Solid battery life and quick-charge ; Usable while charging ; USB and wired connectivity

Disappointing call quality ; No EQ in app

Gorgeous, elegant design ; Warm, balanced audio ; Strong active noise cancelling ; Excellent battery life

Lacks equalizer ; ANC not as powerful as competing brands

The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition Headphones offer warm, balanced audio performance, strong ANC and 30 hours of battery life with a premium design.

Stylish design ; Great noise cancelling ; Highly accurate audio reproduction ; Lightweight and comfortable

Missing some of the bells and whistles the competition has ; Ear pad seal can be a problem for people who wear eyeglasses ; They don't fold as compactly as some other headphones

The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition are far from being the most expensive headphone TechHive has reviewed, but that doesn’t change the fact that its list price is $50 higher than Sony’s WH-1000XM4 (make that $122 at press time, since was offering a...

Wide and dynamic soundstage ; Prime craftsmanship ; Multi-level ANC and ambient listening modes ; Lengthy battery life ; Companion app with useful features

Finicky connectivity ; Carbon fiber design isn’t for everyone

However, if there was ever a time to splurge on elite noise-cancellers, then the PX7 Carbon Edition deserves consideration. Remember too that the original model can be had for $300 and it not only offers the same performance, but is also cheaper than...

Great sound, solid bass.

Tight fit on some heads.