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Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2, Px7 S3, and Pi8 get new colors and they are summer-ready

Bowers & Wilkins now has different colors to match your style

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Bowers & Wilkins is kicking off the warmer months with a fresh wave of color across its flagship headphone and earbud lineup. The British audio brand has introduced new finishes for three of its most celebrated products, the Px8 S2, Px7 S3, and Pi8, bringing the total portfolio to 21 variants. Despite the expanded color range, the audio performance that made Bowers & Wilkins a household name among audiophiles remains the same.

New colors for the Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 and Px7 S3 headphones

Starting at the top of the range, the flagship Px8 S2 gets two new finishes: Midnight Blue and Pearl Blue. Both are trimmed in soft Nappa leather with complementary aluminium detailing, and they sit alongside the existing Onyx Black, Warm Stone, and McLaren Edition options.

The Px8 S2 is built for serious listeners who want a slimmer, more comfortable fit for long flights or extended wear, and these new colorways make it easier to pick one that matches your personal style. It retails at $799.

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Meanwhile, the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 has a single new finish called Vintage Maroon. Its rich color pairs well with the headphone’s reputation as the more accessible entry point into the Bowers & Wilkins lineup. If you want strong noise cancellation and detailed sound for commuting or working from home without paying flagship prices, the Px7 S3 at $479 is worth a serious look.

The Pi8 earbuds are also available in two new colors

The Pi8 true wireless earbuds get two new additions: Pale Mauve and Dark Burgundy. Both are pocket-sized and designed for all-day comfort, making them a strong pick for anyone who wants big sound without the bulk of an over-ear headphone.

The Pi8 delivers crisp, detailed audio with excellent noise cancellation, and at $399, it sits at an interesting price point for anyone who wants the Bowers & Wilkins experience in a more portable form. All new color options across the Px8 S2, Px7 S3, and Pi8 are now available for purchase on the website.

Manisha Priyadarshini
Manisha Priyadarshini is a tech and entertainment writer with over nine years of editorial experience.
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