Bowers & Wilkins New Px7 S3 Wireless Headphones Updated Anc Tech
Bowers & Wilkins returns with another pair S PX7 S3 seems like an improvement over In every basic way. The company calls it the “most modern wireless headphones” he has ever made.
For this purpose, this model is distinguished by reengable drive units, special headphone amplifiers and “highly upgraded” active noise technology. Bowers & Wilkins says that every aspect of these headsets is processed, except for the cone. New drive units should improve resolution and dynamics while delivering more distortions. These units are powered by discreet headphone amplifiers, the first for the headphone line with the company’s ear.
The PX7 S3 is integrated with both APTX TM Adaptive 24/96 wireless platform and Qualcomm’s APTX wireless technology. This optimizes the quality of high -resolution sound services such as Tidal. Overall, the headset offers 24-bit/96kHz high resolution audio.
These boxes have eight microphones located around the periphery of each ear glass. They work together to deliver improved ANC and help to eliminate unwanted noise while making phone calls. The company boasts that battery life increases to about 30 hours of charge, but we will have to see how it works in real life.
The physical design has received major overhaul. The company promises a slower profile and an improved fit thanks to memory memory ears. The involved wearing case is also more compact.
Bowers & Wilkins has been redesigning its music app to accompany this edition. The app allows instant access to platforms such as Tidal, but also includes a five-lane EQ with predefined memory. For App-Naverse, there is physical controls of every ear glass. The company says spatial audio comes to this device, but only later this year.
The PX7 S3 headset will be available in three colors, including black, blue and white. Now to the bad news. Bowers & Wilkins have not yet disclosed prices and availability. There is a notification page that shows that they are likely to be priced at $ 429 when they are released. But this is subject to change because of the continued uncertainty regarding Trump’s tariffs.
This article originally appeared at Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/audio/Headphones/bowers-wilkins-new-px7-s3-wireless cheadphones-feature-updated-anc- 171627.
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