(We're sure not switching to Milk Music, though.) Here’s how it went. If Samsung can pair better sound with the same stylishness - and the same marketing acumen, at which it's proven quite capable in the past - there's an enormous and proven Android-using market waiting for it.Īll over the Verge offices the last few days, we've swapped our headphones - Beats, Sony, crappy Apple earbuds - for Level. Level devices come with a Samsung-made Android app, and their inline controls don’t work with Apple devices at all these are Android headphones through and through. And while there are many Apple-specific headphone options, there’s no real default set for Android. It's a move with obvious incentive: Beats is much-derided but massively popular, and is presumably about to become an integral part of Apple's music offerings. Even the names are both cut from the same words-about-song-production cloth.
Beginning with four products - over-ear, on-ear, and in-ear headphones, and a Bluetooth speaker - the Level lineup is about the least subtle Beats competitor ever created. Last week, Samsung launched a new lineup of products in the US called Level.
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