This is a bit of a pain as they only seem to go flat when you fully extend them which is totally counter-productive. Personally I prefer the hard cases like with the Bose/Sony - I wonder if a third party one is available that would fit hem?
Bowers & Wilkins PX Noise-Cancelling Over-ears
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The case seems to be the exact same one that comes with the p5w, and the PX has larger earcups so I guess it's a matter of them being forced into the bag and the tendency of the headband to retain it's wide shape after being used for some time doesn’t help.
Yeah same here
Not too bothered by that. Even inside the case you can still somewhat straighten them. And putting them into my laptop bag ultimately flattens them anyway.
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Reckon they'd fit in this case?
Can those who have a set already give us measurements folder (width, height, depth)?
Can those who have a set already give us measurements folder (width, height, depth)?
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I’m really enjoying my new PXs. They’re the best BT ANC headphones I’ve ever used.
A quick question: should I be able to use these wired with my iPhone 8 Plus by using a Lightning to USB-C cable?
A quick question: should I be able to use these wired with my iPhone 8 Plus by using a Lightning to USB-C cable?
Not sure about it, I don't have such a cable available here but it's an interesting experiment.
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No, it doesn't work unfortunately - the headphones try to draw too much power from the phone.
Doesn't work with an iPad Pro 10.5 either
It's not a matter of drawing too much power. It's that iDevices have no support for USB audio out (they support Lightning audio out but the PX doesn't) .. Most recent Galaxy devices do have USB audio out however...
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For those of you who own these, I'm curious about the comfort. As someone with big ears who wears glasses, comfort is a big deal. I tried the Beats Studio 3 and my ears were killing me a short time so I returned them. How are these comfort-wise and how is the clamping?
Hi, i'm a P7W owner. I really love their sound signature.
I'm very curious and interested on the PXs, mainly because of the Battery life Improvements and the aptx hd.
I haven't been able to find any side by side comparison with videos of pictures between the PX and the P7W. Can someone that have both. Do a little comparison in terms of comfort earcup size, ect.?
I'm very curious and interested on the PXs, mainly because of the Battery life Improvements and the aptx hd.
I haven't been able to find any side by side comparison with videos of pictures between the PX and the P7W. Can someone that have both. Do a little comparison in terms of comfort earcup size, ect.?
Then it’s possible, perhaps, that the PX would work with the clunky Apple CCK cable which plugs into the Lightning port and provides a USB-A port and is compatible with most DACs that provide a standard USB Audio interface. I’m not suggesting that is an elegant solution, mind you.
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I have made such pics at the Oct. 7 hp event in Rotterdam, I need to write a review of all I tested with pics.
As far as I can remember, there was not more space inside them with the P7W and the clamping force seemed reduced.
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