Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 vs Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition

Connectivity Comparison

• Connection Type 📶

  The primary method used to connect the headphones to audio devices, indicating whether they use wired connections, wireless technology, or both options.

  Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

  • Wireless + Wired Option

    The connection type of Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 is Wireless + Wired Option. These headphones feature both wireless technology and wired inputs allowing users to choose their preferred connection method. Click to see all.

  Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition

  • Wireless

    The connection type of Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition is Wireless. These headphones connect to devices without cables using Bluetooth or other wireless technologies for freedom of movement. Click to see all.

• Battery Life 🔋

  The number of hours the wireless headphones can operate on a single charge, typically measured during standard usage with default settings.

  Both*

  • 30 hours

• Battery Life Type 🔋

  Classification of battery performance based on duration range, providing an easy-to-understand category for the headphones' operational time between charges.

  Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2

  • Standard (20-30 Hours)

    The battery life type of Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 is Standard (20-30 Hours). Over-ear headphones with standard 20-30 hour battery life provide reliable daily use with a balance of features and performance. Click to see all.

  Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition

  • Long (30-40 Hours)

    The battery life type of Bowers & Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition is Long (30-40 Hours). These headphones deliver long 30-40 hour battery performance Click to see all.

• Multipoint Connection 🔗

  Indicates whether the headphones can connect to multiple devices simultaneously, allowing seamless switching between sources without reconnection.

  Both*

  • Yes

    Multipoint connection allows headphones to connect to multiple devices simultaneously without manual switching.

• Bluetooth Codecs Supported 📡

  Bluetooth codecs determine audio transmission quality in wireless headphones, affecting sound quality, latency, and compatibility with different source devices.

  Both*

  • SBC

    Over-ear headphones with SBC codec use the standard Bluetooth audio transmission format supported by all Bluetooth audio devices.
  • AAC

    Over-ear headphones with AAC codec support deliver high-quality wireless audio especially optimized for Apple devices.
  • AptX

    Over-ear headphones with aptX codec support deliver better wireless audio quality with reduced latency on compatible devices.
  • AptX HD

    Over-ear headphones with aptX HD codec support deliver high-resolution wireless audio with 24-bit depth for audiophile-quality listening.
  • AptX Adaptive

    Over-ear headphones with aptX Adaptive support intelligently balance audio quality and connection stability based on wireless conditions.