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B&W 707 S3 Prestige Edition: Compact Speakers with Signature Upgrades

Bowers & Wilkins upgrades the 707 S3 with Signature-grade terminals, optimized tweeter grille and a stunning Santos Gloss finish.

With a luxurious Santos Gloss finish and proven 700 Series technology, the B&W 707 S3 Prestige Edition delivers premium sound in a compact form.
With a luxurious Santos Gloss finish and proven 700 Series technology, the B&W 707 S3 Prestige Edition delivers premium sound in a compact form.

Bowers & Wilkins is giving its compact 700 Series a serious dose of luxury with the launch of the 707 S3 Prestige Edition—a bookshelf speaker that blends proven engineering with a finish straight out of the high-end playbook.

At its core, the 707 S3 Prestige Edition is built on the same acoustic foundation as the standard 707 S3, but with a clear goal: make something that looks and sounds just a little more special. According to B&W, this is the most refined version of the 707 yet—designed for listeners who want flagship vibes without committing to a large speaker.

The design of the 707 S3 Prestige Edition builds on the proven acoustic platform of the 707 S3, with key technologies including the Carbon Dome tweeter, Continuum cone midbass driver, and curved front baffle.

The design of the 707 S3 Prestige Edition builds on the proven acoustic platform of the 707 S3, with key technologies including the Carbon Dome tweeter, Continuum cone midbass driver, and curved front baffle.

The compact cabinet hides serious tech. You get B&W’s Carbon Dome tweeter, engineered for clean, extended highs, paired with a Continuum cone mid/bass driver that delivers controlled, natural midrange performance. The gently curved front baffle isn’t just for looks either—it helps reduce diffraction and improves sound dispersion for a more open presentation.

A unique logo on the back emphasizes the new model's elevated status, while FS-700 S3 floor stands are available in black or silver for buyers who prefer to place their speakers on a stand.

A unique logo on the back emphasizes the new model's elevated status, while FS-700 S3 floor stands are available in black or silver for buyers who prefer to place their speakers on a stand.

Signature upgrades where it matters

What separates the Prestige Edition from the regular 707 S3 is the attention to detail. Borrowed directly from the 705 S3 Signature are a carefully optimized tweeter grille and upgraded low-loss speaker terminals. These refinements are aimed at improving clarity, reducing noise, and giving the soundstage a little more breathing room.

The new two-way loudspeaker is available in Santos Gloss, a luxurious new finish created with twelve layers of paint and lacquer, inspired by the Santos Rosewood chosen for the 805 D3 Prestige Edition, one of the most coveted loudspeakers Bowers & Wilkins has ever made.

The new two-way loudspeaker is available in Santos Gloss, a luxurious new finish created with twelve layers of paint and lacquer, inspired by the Santos Rosewood chosen for the 805 D3 Prestige Edition, one of the most coveted loudspeakers Bowers & Wilkins has ever made.

The result is a speaker that promises a more spacious and refined sound while staying true to the 707’s compact, room-friendly format.

Santos Gloss: luxury finish, no shortcuts

Visually, the 707 S3 Prestige Edition makes its intentions clear. It debuts in Santos Gloss, a deep, luxurious finish inspired by the Santos Rosewood used on the iconic 805 D3 Prestige Edition. Achieving this look requires twelve layers of paint and lacquer, giving the cabinet depth, richness, and a mirror-like sheen that feels properly high-end.

The specified frequency range is from 50 Hz to 28 kHz (-3 dB), and the sensitivity is 84 dB (2.83 volts/1 meter). The manufacturer recommends using an amplifier of at least 30 watts.

The specified frequency range is from 50 Hz to 28 kHz (-3 dB), and the sensitivity is 84 dB (2.83 volts/1 meter). The manufacturer recommends using an amplifier of at least 30 watts.

A discreet Prestige Edition logo on the rear panel marks it out from the standard model, while matching FS-700 S3 floor stands are available in black or silver for those who prefer a clean, stand-mounted setup.

Specs and system matching

  • Frequency response: 50 Hz – 28 kHz (-3 dB)

  • Sensitivity: 84 dB (2.83 V / 1 m)

  • Recommended amplifier power: 30 watts or more

  • Configuration: Two-way bookshelf speaker

This isn’t a speaker for tiny amps or casual background listening—it rewards quality amplification and careful placement.

Price and availability

Pricing for the Bowers & Wilkins 707 S3 Prestige Edition has not yet been announced, but it’s expected to sit above the standard 707 S3, reflecting the upgraded components and premium finish. Availability details will follow.

B&W 707 S3 Prestige Edition

B&W 707 S3 Prestige Edition

For listeners who love the sound of the 700 Series but want something with extra polish—both sonically and visually—the 707 S3 Prestige Edition looks set to be one of the most desirable compact speakers in B&W’s lineup.

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