Check out Samsung wireless headphones with noise canceling

If you want good headphones that are both wireless and noise-canceling, this pair is for you — finally. The Samsung Level On wireless headphones ($249 at samsung.com) have a little something for everyone.

The only physical controls are switches to turn the headphones on and off and to engage the active noise canceling.

The outside of the right ear cup is a touch pad that allows you to swipe up or down to increase or decrease volume. Swiping forward or backward skips to the next song or goes back to the previous song on an album or playlist.

The battery will last for up to 23 hours of Bluetooth listening or 20 hours of wired listening with active noise canceling. If you want to listen wirelessly while using active noise canceling, you'll enjoy about 11 hours of music.

An added benefit is the ability to make and receive phone calls, both wired or wirelessly. The sound you hear is quite clear, but unfortunately the Level On's built-in microphone doesn't extend toward your mouth.

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