Samsung Level U Pro Wireless Headphones Poor Volume

Shure brings a swiss army knife of features to Wireless Headphones. A pro-level parametric eq in the app. plus a boatload of codecs. Works great wireless, wired and usb audio for a nice clean set up with my PC. My new favs and I own them all Airpods max , Bose and Sennhieiser. Pro Audio build.

After having had poor success with two Sandisk SSDs in my new Dell E6440, I tried this Samsung 850 Pro. The installation and configuration went very well, thanks to their excellent software package. They provide their own data cloning software (unlike Sandisk), and the Samsung Magician software also automatically configures your computer parameters for the drive operation that you select (maximum capacity, performance, or reliability). I found out how to configure my BIOS to be compatible with the drive, and now I'm a lot more confident that this drive will give me good performance and overcome the difficulties I experienced with the Sandisk Extreme Pro.

The microphone itself is pretty good for voicelines, just talking to your friends and almost everything. I would say it is good for singing as well. I found that using it to a computer trough USB requires unplugging and plugging the USB cable back in the PC port every single time you start the computer, otherwise the microphone gets overloaded and makes a terrible sound. I don't know if this is happening only to me since the motherboard of my computer is a little bit old. But I'm considering upgrading to XLR since it will sound much better. The microphone has 2 buttons on the bottom of it for setting the headphones volume level and they work even with the headphones plugged in the computer instead. When you press one of the buttons you get a small overlay on the top left corner of the desktop with the volume level and if you are listening to music, for example on youtube, it allows you to pause the music and also skip the song to the next one if you are listening to it in a playlist. If you are ordering this microphone from Europe though consider that you will pay much, much more than $50. It cost me around $105 dollars to import it in my country with all the transport, VAT and commission taxes trough DHL.

I detect no loss of volume or quality when I use 3 headphones. I have occasionally used 5 also and had no problems with audio level or quality as well. This is such a nice device that often, my clients are as much or more interested in this device than in the app I am demoing.

I use this amp with the headphone output of an audio console. It did not have enough gain to get sufficient volume to hear over the live environment. With this amp, I can easily get enough volume to hear my record mix, as well any solo from the board I need. It can drive my headphones to their distortion level, so I know I can get the max volume, when I need it, from my monitoring headphones. I plugged it in, set the level, and effectively forgot about it, which is exactly what I wanted.

Theses headphones are the best. The clarity at any volume level is amazing, far better than other brands I’ve used which get unbearably loud and distorted at increased volumes. I will definitely recommend to others for purchasing.

I purchased these about a month ago. This is my first foray into wireless noise canceling headphones in about five years, I am impressed with the improvements. The sound quality is simply terrific, approximately as good as a set of wired headphones of similar cost. The wireless link is reliable, no interference or dropouts noted though in fairness I usually use these with my phone which is never more than a few feet away. I purchased these in part to replace a set of headphones that I use when I cut my grass. That is a very challenging environment for noise reduction as it contains wide band noise from very low frequencies up to almost the limit of human hearing. The noise is also at a fairly high decibel decibel level, something like 90+dba at 1 m. The headphones knocks the mower noise down to a really surprising level, and even with the noise reduction working that hard the audio still sounds great. I also very much appreciate the touch features of these headphones. My experience with non-phone/computer gesture sensing has not been good. However these sense tap and swipe gestures very reliably. The headphones come in a small zippered case and include accessories such as an airplane adapter and hardwired cable. They charge in three hours or less, usually much less, from USB-C. Sony also has an app available for iOS and android that provides various settings for noise reduction, equalizer, and setting the function of a dedicated button on the headphones. I can't speak to the iOS version but the android version works well, I've had absolutely no issues with it. Overall I think these are a great choice, and well worth the price.

Had to have this converter to hook up my wireless headphones since my new Samsung tv didn't have the RCA plugs. It was a simple plug and play procedure, couldn't have been any easier. I had to use the Toslink audio cable which I had to purchase separately. I would highly recommend these items.

This allows me to use by pro-level mics with the iPad. Works especially well with my wireless Sennheiser lav. The second jack is for headphones. The only issue is that you cannot monitor the audio while recording so you need to do a test recording first, listen to it, then make necessary adjustments. Once you're happy with the sound just go ahead and record the actual clip.

Requests would be volume control on the headphones and better waterproofing.