
The Sony WH-1000XM6 are a fantastic pair of over-ear headphones that combine the best design elements of their predecessors, while leveling up their sonic and ANC capabilities. With super-clean touch controls, an ultra-comfy fit and a ton of features, there’s a lot to love about these headphones, even if they do come at quite the cost.
For
- Class-leading noise cancellation
- Refined, responsive touch controls
- Incredibly feature-rich companion app
Against
- Px7 S3 have slightly superior sound quality
- No Snapdragon Sound/aptX support
- Slightly chunky earcups
The Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 are impressive in pretty much every aspect. They have a strong feature-set that's expanding via updates, excellent build quality, but most of all, some of the best sound you can get from any headphones at this price, while still delivering very good ANC.
For
- Open, balanced, and entertaining sound
- Phenomenal build quality
- More features coming in update
Against
- Sony's active noise cancellation is better
- On-ear controls aren't as smart as Sony
- Not fully foldable, so less portable than Sony