Samsung announces its Wireless Level On and Bluetooth Level Link headphones

Korean tech giant Samsung has recently launched two new headphones from its Level series of audio accessories. One of them is the wireless variant of the Level On headphones called as the Level On Wireless.

The Level On Wireless handset has got a touchpad on the side in order to control the music playback, feature like S Voice and also calls. The headphones come in with six built-in microphones which are used for active noise cancellation. The Level On headphones have got an supra-aural design meaning they sit on your ears instead of around them.  This wireless headphones would connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth.

The second headphone is called as the Level Link. This is basically a small Bluetooth dongle having a 3.5mm of headphone jack wherein you can plug your earphones or any other audio system and then can play music wirelessly through it. The good thing is that these headphones are two way, for example users would be able to connect their TV through their headphones jack wherein the device would audio transmit and another Bluetooth headset would be receiving it. Thus you can turn an audio source into a wireless transmitter of sound.

The Level On wireless headphones are priced for $257 while the Level Blink are priced for $72.

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Samsung announces its Wireless Level On and Bluetooth Level Link headphones

Beats Solo2 wireless headphones get color options from the iPhone and iPad

Last year in November, Apple had announced its Beats Solo2 wireless headphones which then were available in four standard color options of black, white, red and blue. However, now the Cupertino based tech giant has decided to give a color tone of the iPad and the iPhone to its headphones adding three new color options of gold, space grey and silver.

The good thing is that there is no change in the price of headphones and these too are currently offered at $299 a $10 more than the wired version of Beats Solo2. The original four shades are still available in addition to the new ones.

These headphones work over with a Bluetooth connection wherein you can wirelessly connect your iPad and iPhone or even the Apple Watch as long as you are in the proximity range of 30 feet. You can even use the built-in mic system to receive calls while through the Solo2 wireless headphones. The rechargeable battery can offer 12-hours of seamless before the next charge cycle.

You can order the Beats headphones by clicking at the source link below.

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Beats Solo2 wireless headphones get color options from the iPhone and iPad

Earin Building The World"s First Truely Cordless Bluetooth Headphone

As opposed to what the name implies, wireless headsets were not truly cordless until now. But thanks to Earin, a group of engineers based out of Sweden, we now have the smallest Bluetooth or wireless in-ear headphones called Earin headphone with no cable whatsoever. Talk about simplicity and portability.

Earin have already built the first prototype of the headphone and are now running a crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter to kick off their project. Predictably, it didn’t take more than 3 days from the launch date before the campaign raises £552,751 (as of writing this) exceedingly surpassing their initial goal of collecting a fund of £179,000.

The group claims to have built the smallest wireless earbuds in the world and aims to provide a truly wireless, hassle-free music experience. “Earin is the smallest, wireless earbuds available on the market. Two earbuds that together function as one Bluetooth headphone; no cables, no attachments just magically small delivering high quality audio sound.”, said Earin on their Kickstarter page.

When the final product is released, the headphones will consist of a pair of two earbuds totally weighing only 5 grams as well as a capsule for storing and charging the pairs. The pair of earbuds will have foam tips with different sizes and the capsules will be as small as a key holder. On top of that, the earbuds have ‘Concha lock’ holding them tight on the ear so there are no worries of losing them. The capsule can be recharged using a USB cable that come with the product.

The only issue with the in-ear headphones seems to be that they don’t have microphones. But they are designed with music listeners in mind. And if you’re looking a product that is simple and easy to handle, you’ll like that fact anyway. “No unnecessary functionality has been added. No sensors, no lights and no microphone, that’s right – no microphone! Not because we couldn’t but because we wouldn’t! Earin is for music lovers – and music lovers only.”, said Earin.

Connecting the headsets with your smartphone is easy. All you have to do is pair your smartphone with the Earin Bluetooth headset once, and just fire up your media player anytime you want to listen to some music on your phone. As the earbuds are automatically charged when stored inside the capsule, they will be ready for listening to music as soon they’re out of the capsule. Just open up your favorite music on your phone and enjoy high quality sound.

The Earin team, which started the project a year and a half ago, has now been able to build their first prototype and plan on getting into the manufacturing phase by December 2014. The final product is expected to hit the market by January 2015 with a retail price of £159.

If you want to back this project, you can visit the Kickstarter page here. You’ll enjoy different early bird special rewards. The minimum amount to pledge is £1 and if you pledge £119 or more, you’ll enjoy a £40 off special discount when the product hits the market.

Earin Building The World"s First Truely Cordless Bluetooth Headphone