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Bowers & Wilkins Introduces PI5 and PI7 True Wireless

Bowers & Wilkins is getting into the True Wireless game with a new series of products. The PI5 and PI7 have been announced after a lengthy period of development. Both the new PI7 and PI5 aim to deliver all the sound quality that you have come to expect from a Bowers & Wilkins product, coupled to an extensive array of smart and convenient features, exceptional call quality, and beautiful, premium design.

PI7

  • 24-bit connection w/ Qualcomm aptXâ„¢ Adaptive for truly high-resolution sound
  • Dual hybrid Bowers & Wilkins drive units with quad amps and advanced DSP
  • Advanced adaptive noise cancellation and exceptional sound and call quality
  • Voice assistant support
  • Smart case with audio retransmitting and fast wireless charging

The PI7 will be B&W’s flagship model, and it will go for the price of $399.99. Available in white and charcoal.

PI5

  • TWS+ w/ Qualcomm aptX for class-leading sound
  • Bowers & Wilkins dynamic drive units
  • Advanced active noise cancellation and enhanced call clarity
  • Voice assistant support
  • Smart case with fast and wireless charging
  • 25-hour battery life

The PI5 will go for $249.99 and is also available in white and charcoal.

The Bowers and Wilkins PI7 and PI5 will be available at Audio 46.

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