B&W PX7 wireless over-ear noise cancelling headphones (space grey)

Erase the noise. Add pristine, powerful B&W sound Bowers & Wilkins' original PX Wireless headphones were a major hit - particularly among Crutchfield customers. So what do you do for an encore? Well, when you're B&W - the legendary British audio company whose speakers are famously found in Abbey Road studios - you double down on performance. The new PX7 Wireless headphones offer Bluetooth for playing music wirelessly and include adaptive noise-canceling circuitry. Yet they still manage to preserve B&W's heralded spacious, detailed sound. Their completely redesigned 43mm drivers were developed and created by the sound engineers responsible for B&W's flagship 800 D3 loudspeakers. Snug, secure over-ear fit As I write this, I've only had the chance to put these on my head to see how they feel. I haven't auditioned them for performance - but will soon. They have a form-fitting design, similar to the previous generation PX over-ear headphones. I much prefer the softer earcups on these newer models. They provide a nice amount of cushioning. I'll be honest, I thought the original PX Wireless headphones were a little too tight, but I have a larger head. Several of my coworkers prefer the snug fit, however, because it helps keep the headphones from slipping off as you move around. The latest and greatest in wireless audio Music plays wirelessly from your phone via Bluetooth 5.0 - the strongest, most reliable Bluetooth yet. You can pair to two devices at the same time - a home office game-changer! For example, if you're connected to both your laptop and phone, it's much easier to toggle back and forth from music to calls to Zoom meetings and more. The PX5s and PX7s are also the first group of headphones to feature aptX? Adaptive technology. This versatile wireless audio codec automatically detects if you're in an area with competing Bluetooth signals, and adjusts accordingly. In those crowded areas, it will optimize reliability over sound quality. In places with no com