I usually have my Wear Sensor set to "More" as I wear glasses and have longer hair & it works very well when listening in the office with several colleagues also listening to bluetooth headsets. If my music pauses when streaming it is usually network related, offline music generally doesn't...

If you have one of the apps installed, either the original PX app or the new version that was released with the PX7s then you should check the sensitivity of the Wear Sensor. "If PX is pausing abnormally while on your head, switch to More. If PX fails to pause when you pull an ear cup off your...

Thanks for clarifying. As I said in a post further up B&W have said the loose material on the headband is there by design. I'll try to find the email they sent me and attach it here if I get it. I see they have been discounted by £110 but I cant justify buying another pair. I only really want...

Great, thanks for the extra info. I don't mean to pry but may I ask why you've had so many pairs of these headphones? Is there an inherent problem with them or have you just been unlucky? I've had mine nearly 2 years with no real issue other than the headband loosened off but after a further...

I'd agree.

That was my thought also but several posters on here have mentioned a MkII version with the hard case.

I have the older model PXs with the soft case. The ballistic material is also loose on those. I did think it was bonded to the headband when I first purchased them and when I noticed the movement in the material it was enough of a concern for me to contact Bowers & Wilkins regarding a...

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately after spending over £300 on my PX, I really couldn't justify buying another set of Bluetooth headphones. Even if I sold the PXs, the fact that the PX7s have just been released would mean I'd struggle to get a decent price. I did have the Fiio M9 DAP and...

Had a quick search but couldn't find anything related. My question is this: With Samsung finally seeming to nail the coffin shut on the 3.5mm headphone jack for their flagship devices and consequently removing the internal DAC to save space, is it still worth connecting my Note 10+ to the DFR...

That sounds like what my M9 was doing and that's the reason I returned it to the retailer. Fiio told me it was a poor quality WiFi chip.

I have these headphones and the Dragonfly Red. They do not produce a clear signal when run in cabled mode through the DragonFly. I spoke to B&W and Audioquest and there is a known incompatibility between the DSP in the PXs and the DragonFly. These are the only headphones that have this...

The FiiO logo lights up in different colours depending on the type of file its decoding but I can't remember what is MQA. Green sounds familiar. Check the instruction manual in the support tab on the device. It will explain more in there.

I returned my M9 because of the terrible WiFi dropouts but from memory, it already decodes Master Quality Audio files from Tidal and HiRes files from Qobuz and sound quality was excellent, when it would actually play them over WiFi. Offline files played well also. Why would you want to add in...

Use it for what it was designed for, not for streaming?? This is a direct quote from the FiiO website regarding the M9: "When developing the M9, we at FiiO saw that there wasn't any one player that combined all of the functions people want. Was there a player that could transmit the...

They've replied to other posts. They've weighed in and told users that there's supposedly a firmware update coming in April (by all accounts it's now July and people are still waiting) and they have even replied to my concerns regarding the poor WiFi so they're happy enough to blame another...