PX7

Leading the headphone charge for Bowers & Wilkins is the PX7. These cans effectively replace the PX, though the company will sell the older model for a little while longer. They have a sleek over-ear design and deliver “absolute sound superiority,” the company claims, through 43mm drivers.

I slipped on the wireless headphones and listened to a few tunes stored on an employee’s demo phone, including “You Should See Me in a Crown” by Billie Eilish, “Death Row” by Chris Stapleton and “Ohio” by Neil Young. All of the tracks sounded amazing, unsurprisingly. The PX7s are considerably lighter than the PX thanks to an all-new design, which includes carbon fiber composite arms. The headphones should also last longer, too — 25 hours, What Hi-Fi? reports, up from the PX’s already-decent 22 hours.

The PX7 will set you back $399.99/£349.99/€399.99, which is identical to the current PX pricing in the US. (They’re slightly more expensive than the PX in the UK, though — blame Brexit and the nation’s weak pound, I guess.)