The company's follow-up to its PX7 headphones are more expensive than even the Apple AirPods Max.
and Bowers & Wilkins is finally ready to introduce a follow-up to its PX7The new PX8 wireless headphones actually use the same active noise cancelling technology introduced in the company’s Px7 S2 headphones released earlier this year, but up the ante with new 40-millimeter Carbon
Cone drivers featuring a design borrowed from Bowers & Wilkins’ 700 Series speakers. What that means to the average consumer is “low distortion throughout the frequency range” and “the best sound quality Bowers & Wilkins has ever delivered from a pair of wireless headphones,” or so
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