Costing $399.99, the P7 Wireless is $50 dearer than the regular, wired P7. By itself, that might be a reasonable premium to pay for the added convenience, but the P7s were already pricey, which nudges the new model into the very top of the consumer premium bracket.

Aluminum frame; sheepskin leather; and memory foam; Highly enjoyable; bass-rich sound signature; Battery lasts a long time and doesn't add noticeably to the weight; They sound their best under the worst listening conditions

Fit is tight enough to be fatiguing after an hour's use; Bluetooth connection can be unreliable; Pricey for a set of fun cans; They sound their best under the worst listening conditions

I PURCHASE WIERLESS ITEMS SO I CAN STILL WORK AND DO PROJECTS AROUND THE OFFICE OR HOUSE. THAT SAIS THESE HEADPHONES ARE THE BOMB THE SOUND IS RICH AND AUTHENTIC, BASS IS SPOT ON AND EVEN THE MID RANGES COME THROUGH, BUT THE PROXIMITY I HAVE TO BE IN SO I DO NOT LOSE CONNECTIVITY IS A SMALL RADIUS!!

I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THESE HEADPHONES

EXCEPT THE CONECTIVITY

extremely poor sound quality, was shocked to hear how poor the sound was, it was the equivalent of a normal ￡40 pair of headphones.

Almost $500 may seem a lot for a pair of headphones, but you often have to pay significantly more if you want better sound than

Superb sound quality from one of the best headphones we've tested in a long time; P7 looks and sounds like a million bucks, though fortunately costing much less; These you can use both outdoors and indoors, and with all kinds of music

The isolation could have been better; and they only come in black

Fashion focused buyers take note.

Outstanding Design; Sound quality; Comfort; Optional wired listening

Price; Bass heavy; Mediocre isolation

If you're like me, and have had the impression that you need wires with a high price tag to really enjoy headphones, then you should do yourself a favor and try the P7's. With a free 60-day return policy, Bowers & Wilkins couldn't make it any easier. As for me…I'm buying the review pair of P7's!

The P7 remind me what headphones used to sound like in the old days fantastic plenty of bass and treble but still keep in the middle ranges With a nice loud comfortable volume. The build quality it's absolutely fantastic. Very comfortable to wear.

The Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless is the best Bluetooth headphone money can buy -- and it looks it, lavished in leather and brushed aluminum. Music sounds astonishingly detailed and rich, experts say.

Outstanding sound quality; Truly portable; Luxury build; Very comfortable

Bluetooth audio can't quite match non-Bluetooth headphones

B&W makes top-quality headphones, and the P7 is widely regarded as a good over-ear choice if you have around £300 to spend. The P7 Wireless is essentially the same headphone but with Bluetooth and a built-in battery. See also: Best headphones to buy

Stylish, comfortable design; Superb audio performance; Easy to use and live with;

Nothing worth noting;