Unlike the simple inline remote from last year’s Level Ons, the Level On Wireless copy the Samsung Level Over’s control scheme, which is similar to the Parrot Zik. In every day use, they hold up fine, but it feels like a drop could be harder on these than on other headphones. The Level On Wireless are light, but this also gives them a feel that isn’t flimsy, but fragile feeling. After an hour or so the cups could start to feel a little on the warm side, so this could be something to watch out for if you’re wearing these in the middle of the summer. The headphones remain comfortable, and the ear cups have the same cushion-y feel as last year. Another difference is that in the white version, the ear cups match, unlike the brown ear cups from last year. We’re looking at them in white, but they’re also available in black, red, and blue. Unlike last year’s version of the Level On, the Samsung Level On Wireless are available in a total of four colors. You’ll find a carrying bag, USB charging cable, 3.5 mm audio cable, and the manuals. Open up the box and the first thing you’ll see are the headphones, with everything else packed into the middle. Unlike last year’s review units, which arrived in nothing more than plain black boxes, the Samsung Level On Wireless came to us in retail packaging.
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