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These factory-reconditioned Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 ANC headphones are currently $99 on Woot, compared with $239.99 for a new pair and around $149.99 for used listings on Amazon . Woot says the deal will run for about 26 days or until it sells out. Prime members get free standard shipping, while everyone else pays $6. “Factory reconditioned” in this case means the headphones were professionally inspected, passed a full diagnostic test, and come in the original retail box with accessories included.
The Px7 S2 use custom 40mm dynamic drivers, producing a sound with strong bass, clear highs, and a fairly natural balance. Comfort and design are another big part of the experience. The over-ear design uses memory-foam earpads lined with faux leather, while the headband and earcups combine fabric and aluminum accents. The result looks understated but expensive, and the fit tends to stay comfortable during long listening sessions, notes this PCMag review . Physical controls sit on the earcups, including buttons for playback, calls, and volume, plus a Quick Action button that cycles through active noise cancellation, pass-through mode, or off.
The headphones connect through Bluetooth 5.0 and support several audio codecs , including AAC, AptX, and SBC. On compatible Android devices , those codecs allow higher-quality wireless audio and even 24-bit playback with the right streaming service. Apple users won’t see the same high-resolution benefits, since iPhones don’t support AptX codecs and mostly rely on AAC.
You can plug in using the included USB-C cable or the USB-C-to-3.5mm audio cable if you want a wired connection . Battery life is rated at about 30 hours per charge, depending on listening volume and ANC use. On the downside, the noise cancellation isn’t as strong as the best models from Sony or Bose, and its companion app offers only a simple EQ . Still, at just $99, the highly rated Px7 S2 feels like a surprisingly strong value.
