The Bowers & Wilkins PX8 feels good the first time we hold it. At 320 grams, it feels pleasantly light, and the memory foam earcups, covered in soft Nappa leather, fit wonderfully around the ears. The first time you put them on, you immediately feel comfortable. And when you look in the mirror, you realize that the PX8 also looks good.
But let's take a look at the inner values. Bowers & Wilkins engineers opted for carbon fiber diaphragms, which are slightly angled in an aluminum-embellished housing. The result? A sound so captivating that you almost forget you've been on a train for hours and don't know if you'll ever arrive. The PX8 supports Hi-Res sound quality and can effortlessly process 24-bit/96kHz files. For crystal-clear phone calls, two microphones are located on the outside of the right earcup, while a total of four microphones provide noise cancellation. What a tranquility – all train passengers who can't adjust noise cancellation right now have our deepest sympathy.
Operating the PX8 is as easy as buying a train ticket. Noise cancelling can be set in the app or by using the dedicated button on the left side of the headphones. With the intuitive controls on the right earcup, we have volume and tracks under control. Even if you're not particularly tech-savvy, it's a piece of cake.
And with a battery life of 30 hours, we are well equipped for a long, musical journey, should there be further delays. Should the battery run low, 15 minutes at the power outlet provide 7 hours of further listening pleasure.
In summary, the PX8 offers great sound enjoyment on rails. With its elegant design, comfortable fit, and outstanding features, it's like the first-class carriage for audiophile travelers. Yes, the price may be high, but these headphones are worth it. They are truly a maestro of the sound world and let you enjoy the rhythm of life to the fullest!
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