The best way I can describe the fit of the Level On is somewhere between an on-ear and over-ear headphones - they aren't as big as most over-ear models, but the earcups on them are large enough to cover my ears without uncomfortably pressing them against my head. The Levels have the noise-canceling features that the Beats lack, and they are more comfortable to wear than the Solo 2, which tend to squish my ears. I've been testing the Level On Pro Wireless for a few weeks and I've come to prefer them to the Beats Solo 2 Wireless. The latest model is the $249.99 Level On Pro Wireless, which is a wireless on-ear headphone with active noise canceling and audio upscaling features. The Level headphones largely match Beats' offerings: there are over-ear, on-ear, and in-ear models, in both wired and wireless versions. For the past couple of years, Samsung has been releasing headphones and speakers under the Level brand as a clear play against Apple's Beats brand of fashion headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
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