Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased with the recommendation of sales person. Took it home to find out the controls on the side is not contestant. I felt I had to fight with the controls on the ear piece to work.

I've had Dre Beats but these samsung Level Over are great once you learn to use the app on your phone sound quality is very good.

Good head phones. Build quality is amazing and sound!

Can't seem to get the headset to connect with my new cell phone even though it was apparently synced at the store I bought them both at on same day.

These headphones are fantastic. I was skeptical at first, but that lasted until I took them out of the package. The design is killer. I purchased the black version which has a matte finish highlighted with metal accents. The cross-stiching in the headband looks modern and sleek. They are extremely comfortable. I am able to wear them for several hours on end without any feelings of discomfort. The NFC pairing with my Nexus 5 took less than half a second. Bluetooth range is very good - the signal remained clear when I was about 50 feet away from my phone. The touch controls on the side are very responsive and intuitive. Swipe up and down to change the volume, front and back to change the track, and tap twice to pause playback and activate Google Now. Phone calls were clear and the person on the other end had no problem hearing me. The sound quality is very very good. Strong bass and resonant treble ranges are complimented by a full sounding mid-range. The bass does not totally overpower the listening experience like it does with the Beats line of headphones. The noise cancellation works well and does noticeably not affect sound quality. The Samsung Level App that you can download from the Google Play Store includes several preset equalizer settings, as well as a full graphic equalizer control panel. The app also displays headphone battery life, includes a toggle for active noise cancellation, and allows user control of Text-to-speech settings. The are dang...good...headphones.

I like this headphones. It's confortables, nice and very good product. do not think for to buy this headphones. go to best buy and buy it

Good headphones but very large nice controls easy pairing

I have it three stars because they do what they are supposed to do, even with an iPhone! I had to use my Samsung tablet to configure it but that wasn't a big deal either. The swipe gestures work great also. The problem I had was the white noise and beeping sounds I would hear with no active noise control on and no music playing. Sometimes I put headphones on to drown out the noise, so the additional noise it created bothered me. Also the sound quality was NOT worth the price, unfortunately I haven't found an alternative yet, but when I do I will repost.

I've researched numerous devices of this type and I find the Samsung Level Over headphone to be the most versatile.

The headphone is great with good audio quality via Bluetooth.

Love it. once of the best products ive bought!!!!!

Having had a wide variety of headphones (Beats Studio, Sony, Skullcandy, etc) it's very easy to compare these to some of the higher end headsets commercially available and these do not disappoint. Samsung's first foray is a good attempt at a pair of headphones. The first and most obvious thing about these headphones is the noise cancelling. My goodness is it good. With noise canceling on and music playing at even a moderate volume, it drowns out literally everything around. Only an extremely loud noise will pierce through these so expect your relatives to have to shout in order for you to hear. The second thing noticeable about these headphones is the level of comfort - which is truly good. Wearing these headphones for hours will cause very little discomfort, if any at all. The plush leather lasts for quite some time and cleaning is as simple as taking a soft cloth with cleaning solution and giving it a gentle rub. As for the sound quality, this will depend upon what kind of sound quality and bass you enjoy. The sound is crystal clear and isn't overly bassy, so if massive bass is your thing, you may want to look elsewhere. It reproduces true sound much better than a lot of other brands. In addition, there is an app called the Samsung Level app (there are separate apps for phones and tablets) that allow the bass, clarity, and surround to be adjusted with the push of a button. It can be set to automatic for the built-in Samsung music player, which then adjusts the sound of the song according to what it thinks will work best. Some additional features include the ability to swipe your finger up and down the right headphone to turn the volume up and down. Swiping left and right will go to the next or previous track, respectively. This is a handy feature that I've wound up using quite a lot. And last but not least, these headphones can be used with bluetooth or with the 40mm headphone driver inside the handy carry base provided with it. For lossless sound quality, you will definitely want to use the 40mm driver as bluetooth still has the bad habit of muddling the sound. The only gripe that I really have with these headphones is that the mid-range sounds is decent but not great. The treble and bass ends are fantastic, but the mids could be improved. All in all, however, these are a great pair of headphones that I consider to be superior to the Beats Studio Wireless, for which they are designed to compete.

I did some thorough research before my purchase. Definitely needed noise reduction and over ear. Bose 25's were good as expected but corded. Beat Studio couldn't even compare in quality or sound. The Level Over was a great combination of wireless and noise cancellation. No hiss, excellent mid range and enough bass to satisfy. They are a bit bulky and heavier but since buying I have worn for 4 hours straight and absolutely no fatigue. This is Samsung's first go at the high end headphone arena and they have hit a home run!

These product a clicking noise that I couldn't get to stop, tried 2 different pairs both with same issue, returned them.

As a hardcore gamer, I have tried many different headphones. Prior to purchasing these, my primary go-to headphones were the Astro A40s. I own the A50s as well but the frequency range is better on the A40s. After about 3 hours of uninterrupted testing and another 3 hours of heavy use, I can say without a doubt that these headphones are incredible. They are light, they are comfortable, they have great battery life, they have superb frequency response, the Active Noise Cancellation is very effective and is easily enabled/disabled, I even love the look of them. The touchpad design of the controls is just icing on the cake. I originally discovered them being worn by Korean esports players back in March. At that time I could not find any information on them, even from the Samsung Rep at Best Buy. When I discovered that my local Best Buy had received a few pairs, I immediately bought them. I have stayed up all night using them and find myself blown away by the results. I could not recommend them more.

Amazing sound, wearing comfort and volume. Doesn't get much better than Samsung. Took my Bose back because the volume was lacking, Didn't want to be trendy with the Dre's.

summary says it all. The elongated ear cups allow for ears to be covered and not pressed down upon and into ear which in turn pushes on glasses arms as with most headphones. The sound quality is great, although slightly noticeable in sound quality difference when compared to Beats studio wireless, which i believe is the best bluetooth sound quality headphone there is with active noise cancellation (bose still does not have a comparable model with these features). These samsung headphones do not hurt my ears while the Beats do, which is why i switched to these. batt life is great as advertised. quick recharge. Active Noise Cancellation (ACR). Bluetooth pairing made easy. All in all best set of headphones in it's class.

These HeadPhones Are Great. sound is nice and balanced i have a galaxy Note 3 samsung galaxy S3 and a note 10.1 tablet all work great and i also have a iphone and ipod no issues Just great sound all around battery life is excellent 15 hours you can use them when the battery is dead with they cord that is included IF you have a android device download the samsung level app it gives the headphones great EQ presets for diffrent types of music and theres one for custom setting. I have worn them about 7 hours with no ear pain they are very comfy to me might not be for every one. i got them on sale for 279,00 from thanks best buy

Quick Summary: Great headphones for travel, especially on airplanes 4x a week as I travel every week for work. Bluetooth + Active Noise Cancellation + Over the Ear all in 1 headset. Best value compared to the only other 2 competitors and its the cheapest. Did I mention the sound quality is there too! Detailed Review and why I wanted all these features: I have been looking for headphones over the past month that offer the features of Bluetooth and Noise Cancellation and preferred over the ear. Upon my search on google I could only find the Parrot Ziks which cost $400 and the Dre Beats Studio Wireless (2014) which cost $379. I tried some of the on-ear Denon ones but returned them a few hours later as they were that terrible. Did some more research on the other 2 out trying to decide which ones to buy, and if I could justify spending $400 on headphones. So I saw Samsung announced these were coming out within 2 weeks on the day I was about to purchase the Dre Beats version. I saw the price tag of $350 and that they were Active instead of Adaptive noise cancelling (which was a complaint in the reviews). Decided to order these from Best Buy the first day I could and picked them up in store as soon as they arrived. I used them 2 days later on my normal Monday morning flights to work. They were amazing. I was able to sit there with them on and no music and relax, and turn on music when I wanted to listen to stuff. With the music on you essentially don't hear anything else. If the music is off you just hear peace and quiet, and can still hear someone talking if the flight attendant was saying something over the PA or the person next to me. Which is normal if you have tried the Bose headphones. The touch buttons on the side are easy to use and get used to, which for me is to quickly pause/play which I use the most. Should also note that the samsung app is nice as well if you want to adjust the EQ. It has preset options for different styles of music, as well as a full manual control. Overall I am glad I bought these and while I feel $350 is a lot for headphones, I will get my moneys worth with all the flights I am on and use they will get. My only complaint about these is the case they come in. Nothing is wrong with it and it is a nice case. Just for traveling, it is pretty big and takes up a lot of room inside my bag. It does have a little handle on it which I am going to get a hook to use so I can attach them to my roller bag easily and not make my bag bulge out and on the planes it can just sit under my seat.

I have owned many headphones from various manufacturers for both professional use as a former DJ and for casual use with my home stereo and phone/tablet. The Samsung Level Over is the best set of bluetooth wireless headphones I have owned and one of the best set of headphones period. Unfortunately, like many other great products Samsung makes, the tech media seems to have hatred for Samsung in general, and the marketing for them is either terrible or non-existent so they don't get the exposure they deserve. Anyway, although the list price is kinda out of whack, (should be $225-$250 range), the unique touch controls and the absolutely brilliant noise reduction mode just add to the great sound reproduction these produce. The one drawback is they are a bit on the heavy/bulky side, and more for studio type/home stereo system use than portable, but they sound great no matter what they are connected to.