Found a guide here on disassembling the headband. Still just text, no photos https://www.reddit.com/r/BowersWilkins/comments/1bue3xh/bower_wilkins_px8_how_to_remove_lower_headband/

😎

It looks like my battery issue described here https://www.head-fi.org/threads/bowers-and-wilkins-px8-wireless-discussion.964955/post-18001004 sorted itself out because last two charges went normally with consumption and level indication. I suspect my issue occurred after connecting the...

Yesterday I tried to separate the headband top/bottom parts using a prying tool - no luck. :neutral_face: Didn't apply to much force though - afraid not to break something. I tried starting from the middle and from the side as well. Maybe I will try some other time when I feel more courageous...

I really like what they've done with the "Machine Head" remixes. I compared passages of the remixes with the original remasters and the stage and layout of the instruments and vocals are very different, sounds "current" in a good way. I remember having the same feeling with "Marillion -...

I wouldn't mind being trapped in a loop living in this song like... forever.

Got to it now, really good!

I can now see clearly what is there because I have 3 inches length of exposed foam in all it's "glory" 😅 The adhesive trace looks more like a heated-sticking-process / vulcanization or something like that. Don't know exactly how it's called. Not much adhesive just more shiny.

I owned the PX7 (v1) and now PX8, and on both when using the headphone buttons, the volume is more granular than using Android device volume buttons. I'd say they have double the volume steps vs. Android default. Don't know anything about iOS.

Never had any battery issues during my one year of use. A few days ago I saw my battery go from around 46% to 15% red light in one day. I said "hmm, weird..." but didn't really bother too much. Recharged fully (I thought), used them the next day without looking at the battery level, and then...

Can you please provide a photo of the pry tool you used to separate the headband? Or a web-link to something similar. I have a kit for opening phones / screens but not sure what would work best. Thanks!

I remember having something similar in the first few weeks. I think the earpads need to break-in, conform to your face/head shape, then the seal won't be broken when turning the head and you won't perceive that white noise. Try pressing on the lower part of the earcup when turning the head...