C5 In-Ear Headphones: Bowers & Wilkins Sound Made Portable and Affordable
For those of you familiar with the site, you’re probably aware of the fact that we’re pretty big fans of Bowers & Wilkins; in fact, the P5 headphones we tested last year remain our favorite portable, on-ear headphones. But the truth is, as much as we love the P5s, they’re not for everyone. Though the $299 price tag is a bargain considering what you get, that price may still be too high for some; and though “gadget bag” portable, they’re not “pocket portable.” So what was Bowers & Wilkins’ answer to those looking for something a little easier on both the pocket and pocketbook? The C5 In-Ear Headphones; and for those that have been holding off buying a pair of B&W headphones, be warned: You officially have no more excuses.

When Beauty is Function…
When Bowers & Wilkins asked us if we were interested in sampling their MM-1 speakers, I had to pause to ensure that this wasn’t a trick question; after all, why would anyone turn down a chance to spend some time with a Bowers & Wilkins audio product? Considering how much we enjoyed both the P-5 Headphones and Zeppelin Mini speaker dock, we could only imagine what the MM-1s had in store. Would they share the same quality of build as the P-5s? Could the sound be as clean and robust as the Zeppelin Mini? Could Bowers & Wilkins possibly maintain the lofty standards set by every one of their audio products? Read on and discover why the MM-1 speakers may turn your office into your new family room…
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