#Samsung level u vs level u pro Bluetooth#
Finally, the Level Overs have NFC on the left ear cup for quick and easy Bluetooth pairing. It shows your remaining battery, has an ANC toggle, an EQ, and you can set up TTS notifications for Samsung apps and a few non-Samsung ones too ("message" and "schedule" were all I saw on my G3).
#Samsung level u vs level u pro install#
There's also a Level app you can install on most Android smartphones. It does help that the Level Overs have great passive isolation, being a big set of over-ear headphones and all.
That said, it seems a lot better than other ANC headphones I've tried. Like any ANC headphone, the Overs won't magically mute voices, random and sudden loud noises, or other sound sources that aren't relatively constant. It is scary good, and the amount of ANC hiss is very low. I actually took these on a flight last week, and while the noise of the plane wasn't completely muted, it was so quiet and inoffensive that was I legitimately befuddled by Samsung's apparent sound-killing witchcraft. Samsung's hybrid noise-cancellation system utilizes a microphone inside the headphones along with one outside, and then generates the noise-cancelling. The ANC on these headphones, though, is simply outstanding. Like the Studio Wireless, the Level Overs feature active noise cancellation, activated via a somewhat annoyingly small button below the power switch (on the Studio Wireless, ANC is always on, so the Over's toggle is a definite upgrade). I love them, and though the next / previous track gesture sometimes activated accidentally when I went to shift the headphones or take them off, it's something I got used to and was able to avoid after using them for a week. How well do the gestures work? Surprisingly well, actually. You can also tap and hold for 3 seconds to activate S Voice / BT voice dialer on non-Samsung phones, but that's pretty useless. This stuff works in every music app I tested, too. Swipe left or right to active the next / previous track function. Swipe up to increase volume (it even does incremental adjustments based on how far you swipe), swipe down to lower it. Like the Parrot Ziks, you can control volume and play/pause/tracking via swiping or tapping gestures on the right ear housing of the Level Overs. The touch controls on the right ear alone are a massive advantage for the Level Over, and I simply cannot overstate their convenience. If you're simply going on features, the Level Overs blow Beats out of the water.
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