Bowers & Wilkins PX5 On Ear Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones Space Grey FP41173

From Bowers & Wilkins, the masters of audio excellence, comes the PX5 on-ear noise-cancelling wireless headphones. The PX5 lets you experience world-class sound, combined with state-of-the-art adaptive noise cancellation technology so you can live fully in your music. Incredible quality sound is delivered by custom-designed 35mm drivers for sound that is pushed forward with clarity.

The drivers are built and tuned by the same engineers behind the Bowers & Wilkins speakers used in the legendary Abbey Road Studios. Adaptive noise cancelling technology automatically responds to your environment, always immersing you at the centre of your music. The PX5 wireless headphones give you 25 hours of uninterrupted tunes on a single charge. If that wasn’t enough, a mere 15-minute quick charge gives you five more hours of audio playback.

Need to hear the next train station announcement? Just lift an ear cup to hear what’s happening and the music will automatically stop. Put it back and your music will continue where it left off. Inspired by race cars, the arms of the PX5 are built from woven carbon fibre composite, which mimic the strength of the world’s fastest vehicles, so they hold up against wear and tear.

Adaptive noise cancelling technology automatically responds to your environment, always immersing you at the centre of your music.

The PX5 wireless headphones give you 25 hours of uninterrupted tunes on a single charge. If that wasn’t enough, a mere 15-minute quick charge gives you five more hours of audio playback.

Need to hear the next train station announcement? Just lift an ear cup to hear what’s happening and the music will automatically stop. Put it back and your music will continue where it left off.

Incredible quality sound is delivered by custom-designed 35mm drivers for that sound is pushed forward with clarity. The drivers are built and tuned by the same engineers behind the Bowers & Wilkins speakers used in the legendary Abbey Road Studios.