.BowersWilkins Px8 Lightning Review: High Quality Sound That’ll Cost A Limb
The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 is, in more ways than one, a premium pair of wireless headphones that knows where its place on the totem pole of the personal audio market. It debuted early this year and is technically a better and more expensive upgrade to the Px7 S2.The Px8 is a pair of wireless headphones that exudes the quality and renown that its parent company, B&W, is known for.
In regards to the latter, the carrying case of the Px8 also comes with two sets of cables: one USB-C to USB-C, and a USB-C to 3.5mm.If ever there is proof of B&W’s dedication to its craft, it would be how it does away with any touch-based control sensors, making the Px8 all buttons.
That doesn’t mean the lows of the Px8 are sidelined. They still deliver that back-of-the-skull rattle that I look for in all personal audio devices and heavens above, it is sublime. Using Digging My Potato as one of the baselines, the bass percussions in the background aren’t banging on my eardrums and simply reverberate all around. The same goes for Austin Wintory’s entire score of Journey, Nina Simone’s Feeling Good, and Stacey Kent’s Venus de Milo.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Khazanah to establish new green investment platform | The Malaysian InsightPM says initiative will create more high-quality jobs for the people.
Read more »
SMEs losing the war for talent, study showsRising cost of recruitment and lack of access to quality technology leave the smaller companies struggling to find the right people.
Read more »
Malaysia Targets Chinese Tourists With Unique Durian Experience | TRPMany Chinese tourists visit Malaysia to experience Malaysian durians' unique taste and quality.
Read more »
Montreal has world’s worst air quality as wildfires rage | The Malaysian InsightEnvironment Canada urges residents to avoid outdoor activities.
Read more »
World Bank approves US$110mil loan to boost Philippine educationThe World Bank said on Saturday that it has approved a US$110 million loan to finance a project aiming to boost education quality in the southern Philippines.
Read more »