Whether you're looking for over-ear, on-ear, or in-ear cans, these Samsung Level Headphones have you covered. The straightforwardly named Level Over is the flagship of the set, featuring an over-ear design, active noise cancellation with four mics, Bluetooth, and smart touch controls that allow for skipping tracks, adjusting volume, and answering calls. The Level On is an on-ear headphone with a compact, foldable design and clear sound, while the Level In is an in-ear set that features a three-way speaker system for powerful sound and an in-line remote and mic. No matter which set you choose, you'll also enjoy the sleek design that looks great no matter what you're listening to.

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AKG K812 Headphones

Built with music professionals in mind, these AKG K812 Headphones aim to let you hear every detail of your music. It does so with a mix of industry-leading tech, including a 53 mm transducer — the largest AKG has ever built — the strongest magnet system on the market, and a copper-covered aluminum voice coil that extends frequency response beyond the limits of human hearing. Don't worry if all that's a bit over your head — all you need to know is these will be the most accurate headphones you've ever put on your head.

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Earin Wireless Earbuds

Bluetooth is great for cutting the cables between your phone and your ears — but up 'til now, basically all BT earbuds have still had a cable running around the back of your head connecting the two tiny speakers. Earin Wireless Earbuds promise to do away with all of that. Billed as the world's smallest wireless earbuds, they're actually two tiny in-ear drivers that work together as a single headphone, delivering great sound thanks to balanced armature speakers, and coming complete with a sleek storage capsule that doubles as a charger.

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Beats Solo2 Headphones

Get all the style and sound of the classic Beats Studios in a smaller package with the new Beats Solo2 Headphones. Reengineered from the ground up, these new cans feature a more dynamic, wider range of sound than their predecessors, and now sport the same sleek design as their bigger brothers — including a flexible headband and curved frame for a custom fit feel, ergonomically angled earcups for comfortable all-day wear, and your choice of striking black, blue, gray, pink, red, or white colorways.

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Master & Dynamic MH40 Headphones

They might lack the sleek design of rapper-endorsed cans, but if you're simply looking for great sound quality, Master & Dynamic MH40 Headphones have you covered. Sporting a handsome retro look in either all black or brown and silver colorways, these headphones are designed for all-day use, with heavy grain premium leather on the headband exterior and earcup insets, and soft lambskin on the headband interior and ear pads. Of course, sound quality is incredibly important, so they also pack high-performance 45mm neodymium drivers, an on-cup mute button, separate cases for the headphones and the various included woven cables, and a forged aluminum body which, when paired with stainless steel components in all high-stress areas, means they'll likely be around a lot longer than your phone/tablet/computer/receiver.

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New Balance Neon Lights 574

There's nothing quite like a classic — and few shoe silhouettes say classic the way the 574 does, with a legacy that dates all the way back to 1988. Though plenty of new colorways have been introduced since the original gray, black, and white, none stand out like the New Balance Neon Lights 574. Available in several bold color combinations accentuated by bright neon highlights, these shoes feature glow-in-the-dark technology that illuminates them at night. Combining luminous accent colors with the cushioning of an ENCAP midsole, they're the ideal blend of time-tested wearability and unique, exciting style.

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Nocs NS500 Earphones

Apple's EarPods were a big step up from their old-school pack-in white earphones — but if you're looking for better-than-decent sound, you're going to want better buds. And these Nocs NS500 Earphones are a great choice. They boast CNC-machined, Chamfered-cut aluminum housings in iPhone- and iPad-matching black, silver, grey, or gold, as well as Kevlar-reinforced, tangle-free cables, three-button remotes with MEMS microphones, custom dynamic 8mm speakers with titanium coated diaphragms, and four different-sized ear tips included with each set, ensuring a comfortable, noise-blocking fit.

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Audio-Technica M50X Headphones

Just because you listen to your music on a pair of headphones, doesn't mean it has to sound dull, tinny, and flat — with the Audio-Technica M50X Headphones you can listen to your music as the artist intended. They feature 45-millimeter drivers with rare earth magnets and copper-covered aluminum coils for a wide frequency range across the spectrum including deep, precise bass. The ear cups are contoured for a natural fit, isolating you in even the loudest spaces, while also pivoting for one ear use and folding for when you need to take them with you.

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Dash Smart Earphones

We've got smartphones and smart watches — so why not smart headphones? Dash Smart Earphones are indeed smarter than your standard pack-ins, and almost all aftermarket cans, as well. Thanks to a host of sensors, they can track your pace, steps, cadence, distance, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and energy spent, relaying the information back to your devices via Bluetooth. They use the same connection to act as wireless headphones, and thanks to a built-in ear bone microphone, can serve as a headset, as well. Forget your phone at home? Not to worry, as they also feature 4GB of storage and a built-in music player, so you're never without your tunes.

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M-Audio HDH50 Headphones

Well known for its studio monitors and audio interfaces, M-Audio obviously knows a thing or two about sound quality. The M-Audio HDH50 Headphones are no exception. These over-ear cans offer 50mm neodymium drivers, gunmetal-finished aluminum and steel construction, a closed-back design, two cables — one with a 1/8" connector, and one with an in-line mic — and studio-grade tuning, frequency response, and audio quality.

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Audio-Technica SonicFuel Amplifier Headphones

Known for their high-end, consistently excellent noise-canceling cans, Audio-Technica is now putting its in-line engineering to use in another way. The Audio-Technica ATH-OX7AMP SonicFuel Headphones with Built-in Amplifier are powered by the same single AAA battery as the company's noise-killers, but instead use the power to amplify your music, increasing detail and clarity while giving the large 40mm drivers plenty of power to work with. Included in the set are two flat, tangle-free cords — one with an inline remote and mic, and one without — and a sturdy carrying pouch.

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Bushmills x Grado Headphones

Whether it's the base of a turntable or lining your speaker system, woodgrain is a great companion to high quality audio equipment. Which is why the Bushmills X Grado Headphones ($395) are eye catchers. The headphone earcups are made from wood sourced from old whiskey barrels from the Bushmills Distillery, feature a leather headband, and come in a limited edition wooden box and headphone pouch. Designed by celebrity audiophile Elijah Wood, these headphones are sure to turn heads and deliver high quality sound at the same time.

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Beats by Alexander Wang Collection

It seems like everywhere you look, someone is sporting some sort of Beats device — whether it's a pair of headphones, earbuds, or portable speakers — but none of them look quite like the Beats by Alexander Wang Collection ($150-$450). This very limited edition takes three of these devices and coats them in matte black with pale gold accents, making them truly stand out. They include the Beats Pill portable speakers, Ur Beats ear buds, and Beats Studio headphones, and each comes in an Alexander Wang embossed glossy stingray case with a zipper and clip. Each one is available in limited amounts in a pre-sale event, but won't be for long.

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Firestone Fireye Mini Headphone Amp

Great headphones are, well, great. What's not so great is the inability of many portable devices to drive cans with impedance of 32 or higher. The Firestone Fireye Mini Headphone Amp ($40) fixes this problem, by sitting in between your device's headphone jack and the headphones themselves, providing a healthy signal boost without adding much in the way of noise. Just charge it up via USB and you'll be ready to rock out for up to 24 hours before your next charge.

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Beats Studio Wireless Headphones

In the past Dre's Beats headphones have been derided for their somewhat juvenile appearance, and for being the sort best meant for music with a lot of bass — and perhaps fairly so. The Beats Studio Wireless Headphones ($380) are an answer to that criticism, ditching the childish aesthetic for a more subtle matte look, and balancing out the sound for a more discerning audience. While their professional sound carries a heftier price tag, it's the result of a re-engineered acoustic engine and improved software meant to recreate music as the artist intended. Noise-canceling technology, a battery that lasts up to twelve hours, and Bluetooth wireless connectivity with a 30-foot range are really just icing on the cake.

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Kikkerland Branch Headphone Splitter

Music is meant to be shared — but that can be a problem when you're wanting to listen with a friend in a public space (like a bus, airplane, or very odd restroom). This Kikkerland Branch Headphone Splitter ($10) solves this problem by splitting a single headphone jack into three. In addition, it comes with a handy keychain attachment so you can keep it with you, and features a simple, nature-inspired plastic design that adds a touch of whimsy to the proceedings. Rock on.

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Nocs NS900 Headphones

Whether you're an aspiring club DJ, or a seasoned veteran who has been spinning records in crowded dance halls for years, the Nocs NS900 Headphones ($250) were made with you in mind. Enclosed, interchangeable ear cushions house specially-developed 40 millimeter titanium coated drivers to deliver dynamic, balanced sound, even in spaces filled with the loudest audiences. The durable construction features replaceable parts, a PVD-coated adjustable stainless steel headband with a comfortable inner band, and a range of available cables to connect to just about any device. So, no matter where you find your next gig, you'll have a set of headphones that fits perfectly, sounds great, and will never let you down.

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Koss ESP950 Electrostatic Headphones

When buying a pair of headphones from the company who invented them, you'd expect a certain level of quality — and that's exactly what you'd get with the Koss ESP950 Electrostatic Headphones ($1,000). Meant for perfectly reproducing any sound in the studio, these headphones feature electrostatic transducers for a flat recency response across the range for clean bass and perfect sound quality.

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JBL Synchros S700 Headphones

Even if you don't have your own professional-quality sound studio, it doesn't mean you don't need to listen to your music on a pair of professional-quality JBL Synchros S700 Headphones ($350). These headphones feature aluminum die cast construction with soft leather ear cushions for durability and comfort. The 50 millimeter drivers in each ear offer excellent range, while a powered mode boosts the bass response. A detachable three-button remote on the cord lets you control your iOS device, and includes a built-in microphone in case someone calls you while you're wearing them.

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Apple Solid Rose Gold Earpods

While we can't promise that they sound any better than the pair of earbuds you already have plugged in, we can promise that these Apple Solid Rose Gold Earpods ($25,000) won't leave anyone wondering about your position in life. These one-of-a-kind buds were collaboratively re-envisioned by famed industrial designers Jony Ive and Marc Newsom exclusively for the 2013 RED auction. They are completely coated in 18-karat rose gold (a blend of gold, copper, silver, and zinc), and presented in a custom display case. So whether you choose to display them on your head, or in their handsome case, everyone will know exactly what kind of man you are.

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