Luxury Bowers & Wilkins Px8 Headphones Drop Below $500

Luxury Bowers & Wilkins Px8 Headphones Drop Below $500

> At a Glance

> – Bowers & Wilkins Px8 now under $500 on Amazon

> – Tan model hits just under $420, others below $500

> – 30-hour battery life with fast-charge in 15 min

> – Why it matters: Premium audiophile cans at mid-market price

Audiophiles on a budget just caught a break. Amazon has slashed prices on the luxury Bowers & Wilkins Px8 over-ear headphones, bringing flagship materials and sound down to sub-$500 territory.

What Makes the Px8 Special

These cans pack 40-mm carbon-cone drivers lifted straight from the brand’s 700 Series speakers. Derrick M. Collins says the result is “a thrillingly adept, informative, and engaging listen without being ostentatious,” with bass that shows excellent definition.

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Premium finishes-black, tan, dark forest, royal burgundy-let buyers match their style. The tan version currently sits lowest at just under $420, while the other colors hover below the $500 mark.

Noise-Canceling & App Perks

Bowers & Wilkins may not top ANC charts, but the Px8 still hushes both cabin rumble and daily clatter. Settings stay simple: on, off, or pass-through.

The companion app adds:

  • Basic EQ tweaks
  • In-app streaming links
  • Firmware updates

Battery life stretches to 30 hours, and a 15-minute quick-juice session delivers another 7 hours of play.

Color Price at press Amazon direct?
Tan ~$420
Black <$500
Dark Forest <$500
Royal Burgundy <$500

Double-check the seller listing if “Ships from Amazon” matters to you.

Key Takeaways

  • Flagship 700 Series driver tech now under $500
  • 30-hour battery plus quick-charge keeps music flowing
  • Limited ANC settings but solid performance on flights
  • Tan finish offers the steepest discount

Grab them while the luxury-tier sound stays at a mid-tier price.

Author

  • Derrick M. Collins reports on housing, urban development, and infrastructure for newsoffortworth.com, focusing on how growth reshapes Fort Worth neighborhoods. A former TV journalist, he’s known for investigative stories that give communities insight before development decisions become irreversible.

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