We’ve thought about it a lot, and maybe the idea of David Beckham advertising Bowers & Wilkins wireless headphones does make sense. After all, Becks was always known as the man who brought serious glamour to the modern game, blending effortless good looks and pinpoint style with genuine footballing substance. You don’t get over 100 caps for England just for having nice hair and good cheekbones.
The best Bowers & Wilkins headphones are the same. The current flagship Px8 remain a treat to hear and to admire, while the five-star Px7 S2e boast that same devastating combination of style and performance. The S2e’s sequel – the new Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 – unquestionably share the same handsome genes as their progenitors, but good looks are nothing if you can’t kick a ball or hum a decent tune.
