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Bowers & Wilkins PX7S2 over ear headphones
Features:
30 Hour Battery Life
Premium Design for Comfortable Fit
Custom 40mm Angled Drive Units for Immersive Soundstage
Optimized, Proprietary Noise Cancellation Technology
6 Microphones Work Together to Improve Call Quality
Great price for a pair of Bowers headphones. Pretty sure it's the lowest price they've ever been offered.
https://www.costco.com/.product.4000231879.html
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If sound quality is the primary driving force I'd do the momentums without question over either bowers model. If the physical buttons or design aspects are in consideration there can be reasons to go with the s2's. For me I had other nice headphones for listening at home so the look/feel/function was most important for me on this purchase so I compromised a little on the sound. I say "compromise" but I love my s2e's I settled with. I think if I had never done the side by side comparison I might have even kept the original s2's. At this price and with costco return policy I'd say you can't go wrong giving the s2 a try if they are on your radar.
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One thing people are probably going to overlook until they try them is how good B&W multipoint bluetooth is. I've tried tons of headphones over the past few months, and one of the most surprising and enjoyable features was multipoint just working properly 100% of the time. (Way better than Apple's way of doing it)
You can adjust the bass and treble +/- 6db in the app. Definitely better than Soundcore.
Better than sony, bose, and anker/soundcore. I just bought another space q45. I think I messed up.
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I gave my kid the choice between this and the Bose QC45, even though it's not specifically for gaming. This one feels more premium and in my opinion, sounds better than Bose. It also has a longer battery life. However, it's significantly larger and heavier than the QC45. Plus, B&W might be a bit too conspicuous for teenagers. In the end, he chose the Bose and he's happy with it. He even recently found a wired microphone attachment for $20, so he can connect it to his PC/Xbox for gaming.