Does the B&W P7 wireless work good with the iPhone 6S+? I also seem to be reading about hiss, what is that about? How does the P7 Wireless compare to headphones like the HD 650 and the Z1R?
Update went smooth for me. At %20 P7 disconnects from USB then reconnects and this took some time (like 30+ seconds or so for my experince), but then progress continues from %20 to %100. I can confirm lowest sound steps and didn't notice any other change for the first 10-20 min usage
Does the B&W P7 wireless work good with the iPhone 6S+? I also seem to be reading about hiss, what is that about? How does the P7 Wireless compare to headphones like the HD 650 and the Z1R?
I use it with my iPhone 6S. It works fine. I used to have a problem that the lowest volume over wire-less was too loud for some music/circumstances, but with the firmware update this is fixed. The hiss is the noise floor that can be heard with some music (in relatively silent parts). Some don't seem to hear it at all, and some do. I hear it and would be happier if the noise floor was lower, but it is not a deal breaker for me. I tend to listen at relatively low volumes, if you listen louder you probably won't hear it at all. E.g. I cannot hear the hiss when out and around, only in the quiet comfort of my home.
I thought this is the best place to ask:
Im debating and cant decide between the P7 Wirelees, MW60 by Master dynamic and the X2 by philips (i know it is not bluetooth).
I like rich sounding headphone. Got the fidelio L1 and had the P5 Wireless that was too bright and lacked some bass so i returned it.
I thought this is the best place to ask:
Im debating and cant decide between the P7 Wirelees, MW60 by Master dynamic and the X2 by philips (i know it is not bluetooth).
I like rich sounding headphone. Got the fidelio L1 and had the P5 Wireless that was too bright and lacked some bass so i returned it.
I use it with my iPhone 6S. It works fine. I used to have a problem that the lowest volume over wire-less was too loud for some music/circumstances, but with the firmware update this is fixed. The hiss is the noise floor that can be heard with some music (in relatively silent parts). Some don't seem to hear it at all, and some do. I hear it and would be happier if the noise floor was lower, but it is not a deal breaker for me. I tend to listen at relatively low volumes, if you listen louder you probably won't hear it at all. E.g. I cannot hear the hiss when out and around, only in the quiet comfort of my home.
If you keep the source volume on full output, (V10 running Android, in my case) the hiss isn't a problem for me I can barely notice it's there in general. It's nothing like running sensitive IEM's in a noisy source.
The sound is great for Bluetooth, the best I have heard using AptX. You also have the option to plug in and run them as standard headphones.
I did the firmware update, and I have the feeling, as if he had lost power, I can now listen to more low volumes, but feel less intense ... what do you lensate update ?!
I did the firmware update, and I have the feeling, as if he had lost power, I can now listen to more low volumes, but feel less intense ... what do you lensate update ?!
it is likely that you are not just limited to the volume and calls, but also the equalization has changed, now I find the wireless p7 much like they are wired (p7 wireless, wired): lower volume, bass compounds , more balanced sound
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