The Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 join the flagship Pi8 as the latest additions to the brand’s true wireless lineup. These buds welcome back series staples such as active noise cancellation and sleek aesthetics, plus improvements to Bluetooth playback, connectivity, and sound. Or so we’re led to believe based on their robust spec sheet that features aptX Adaptive wireless transmission, Bluetooth 5.
4 with multipoint technology, and extra drive units. Audio is outstanding on the Pi6. The same can’t be said about the buds’ other facets, which are middling or severely disappointing.
Not exactly the description one expects from wireless buds billed as a luxury alternative to the top-selling AirPods Pro 2 . Here’s my complete take on the Bowers & Wilkins Pi6. Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 REVIEW: Cheat sheet Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 review: Price & availability You can purchase the Pi6 for $249 / £187 / AU$367 on B&W’s website or popular online retailers like Amazon and Crutchfield .
Four colors are sold: Cloud Grey, Forest Green, Glacier Blue, and Storm Grey. The Pi6 share the same MSRP as the AirPods Pro 2 , though the latter are frequently on sale for as low as $189 . B&W’s buds are also less expensive than high-end favorites like the $299 Bose QC Ultra Earbuds and Sony WF-1000XM5 .
Bargain hunters seeking more affordable options with hi-res audio should consider the $78 OnePlus Buds 3 , which are currently ranked the best cheap wireless earbuds overall. Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 review: De.