It was way back in 2013 that we reviewed Bowers & Wilkins P7 headphones. The headphones exuded luxury and they sounded great. Here in 2016, Bowers & Wilkins has finally taken the plunge into wireless with the P7 - the company ended its long abstinence from wireless in 2014, and has slowly been...

Superb audio with strong bass and balanced mids and highs; excellent battery life; top-notch premium build quality that exudes luxury and durability; excellent (passive) noise isolation; folds for easier storing when traveling; work as wired headphones; good quality when making calls; included...

Cable lacks an inline mic for making calls; bulky size means its style might not be for everyone; strong bass isn't for everyone's audio tastes either

B&W has never made a disappointing pair of headphones yet, and the P7 Wireless aren't going to buck the trend. In fact they're absolutely excellent P7, setting a lofty standard that rivals in this price range will struggle to emulate. B&W has built a pair of Bluetooth headphones that impress with their stunning sound quality, elegant looks, premium comfort and slick, user-friendly Bluetooth controls. There’s really no downside to these cans at all - unless, of course, you're operating on a tight budget. If you can afford them, they belong on your shopping list. Tested for Stuff by the team at What Hi-Fi?

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

Nothing worth noting;

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

Nothing worth noting;

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

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

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.

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!

Fashion focused buyers take note.

Outstanding Design; Sound quality; Comfort; Optional wired listening

Price; Bass heavy; Mediocre isolation

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

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