Beyerdynamic - MMX 300 PRO

mmx300 pro are based on new dt 700 pro x

they fcked up FAQ, it's drivers from 700 and 900, 770 and 990 have different drivers except 770 Pro X, it says everywhere that it's new drivers

mmx200 have same drivers as mmx100 which costs 60 on sale, mmx300 has same drivers as dt 700 pro x which I never saw under $195, so mmx300 even tho more expensive is MUCH better value, I'd take Sony Pulse Elite over MMX 200, it's just too expensive in comparison, even if it was same price but Sonys also go on sale

„Excellent sound and comfort“ is something you won’t achieve for 100 bucks. Headsets in that price range are mostly all the same quality/sound wise, even if people won’t admit it tbh. If you wanna get more out of it, you’d need a sound card/DAC and something like a Beyerdynamic mmx 300 pro.

Beyerdynamic MMX 300's are incredible and use drivers from studio grade headphones. Build quality is tank-like. For open back I'd use Sennheiser 38X's.

Audeze Maxwell is a great option for wireless and it's wired option is even better. For wired only Beyer dynamic mmx 300 (pro edition. The regular 300 is good too but only if you can find it on a steep discount) is excellent.

I tested: Sennheiser HD490pro, Maxwell Audeze, Beyerdynamic DT 1770 & 1990 Pro MKii, MMX 300 & 330 pro, Hifiman Ananda Nano & Arya Organics and audio-technica ATH-R70x. I found my endgames for music in Arya Organic and FPS the ATH-R70x.

You have the MMX 300 pro, everyone I've played with said it's clear, never had any complaints. [Review here](https://youtu.be/iAnvEeIeYJc?si=ED_OSfIxTVxEU5B0)

Get yourself some stereo studio headphones like the Beyerdynamics MMX 300 (if you want your microphone on the headphones) or DT 770 Pro / DT 990 Pro. These are also available through Beyerdynamic's second hand shop, with full warranty for a good chunk less money than new ones. For very distinct directional hearing get an open headphone variant of these, that means you hear more of your surrounding though, but directional hearing is perfect on these. If you are in a noisy environment just get a closed variant. If you are just plugging them into your pc and not a distinct soundcard or an equalizer or something get an 80 OHM variant, otherwise up to 250 OHM. None of these so called "gaming headsets" or just veeeery few have good soundquality, most of them are very bad in comparison whilst costing the same or even more than good studio headphones. Edit: Oh and if you go wireless NEVER connect via Bluetooth, the quality and lag is atrocious. Always use the 2,4 GHz connection.

I had the Byerdynamc mmx300 for almost 10 years now. They are fantastic. Switched now to the mmx 200 wireless because I always wanted a wireless. They are realy good

Please stay away from ASTRO (at least their wireless ones, they are garbage, the wired ones are just not really worth the money but at least fine to use). The only gaming branded actually good headsets I know of are from beyerdynamic mmx (f.e. Mmx 300) series and partly steelseries arctis series. Also: an actual headset or headphones? Headsets in general are much less worth the money because of the mic, if it's actually needed fine, but if you have an external mic anyways I really wouldn't get one. Also consider if wired is an option.

Beyerdynamic MMX series are the best gaming headsets I've tried. Some people think I have a proper studio microphone. And the sound of the headphones punches way beyond its price point. They have no software and work perfectly with Linux. Otherwise I'd recommend some proper headphones and a separate microphone.