Beyerdynamic - MMX 300 PRO

beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO Gaming... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYSWTLZY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

If money isn’t a problem and you want a wired, closed-back gaming headset then forget HyperX and just get the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro https://north-america.beyerdynamic.com/p/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

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)

By far the best ones for R6 are the Astro A40 or the Beyerdynamic 300 pro. Those two should be the only ones to consider. :)

Yes it is.. i mean in terms of sound. I have ae-9 and mmx300 pro. I love them. Comfort and sound. I have tried Maxwells last year but they were better sound and better sound isolation but software and weight were letting me down. Also max volume comparing to mmx300 pro.. Ae-9 software with profiles clearer and better to navigate.. so sent them back. Now I see these elites and I am again like idiot and my pocket with wallet is itching me :) I actually ordered Elites 10 minutes ago to tried them myself 🙈 Cable on mmx300 or generally on any wired headset is pissing me off.. its getting tangled to armrest of My gaming chair when I want to stand up 🤣 I guess I might try new Fractals too as it us 1/3 of price! Sure also heard about Maxwell 2 stupid rumours. I prefer closed back because of my PC being next to monitor. So here we are thats why I asked about Mmx300 pro vs elites.

Hmmmm hard hard to decide… somehow mmx300 pro with ae-9 are less bassy and better to hear footsteps? Comfort wise Elites I wish had slightly bigger and more rounded pads.. mmx300 pro seems to be more comfy. Maybe its clamp force..

Beyerdynamic -> Best Headset i ever own. https://www.beyerdynamic.de/p/mmx-300-pro

Can't complain. Used many Razer products before and my teammates said the sound got better after swichting.

„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.

If you already ate okay with a wired headset then I'd actually recommend the MMX 300 pro. It's basically the DT770 Pro but with a really good microphone built into it. It's probably a cheaper solution than buying headphones and a standalone microphone.

There are some really good gaming headphones out there, like Beyerdynamic MMX300 Pro, but most gaming products are bad or mediocre at best. I've had my MMX300 for around 7 years and can definitely recommend them. Stereo headphones are excellent for telling from which direction a sound is coming, much better than stereo speakers. Some may find that simulated surround sound in headphones work well, I'm personally not very convinced but it does work and some like it. There's some software out there that can enable surround sound on any stereo headphone, I believe for example Sonic Studio does that: [https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n81c41dq5sj?hl=en-GB&gl=CA](https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n81c41dq5sj?hl=en-GB&gl=CA) With very few exceptions all of the 7.1 / surround headphones are just stereo headphones with software that simulate surround. You can read about HRTF (Head Related Transfer Function) if you want to learn more about how something like that actually work.

The discontinued MMX300 2nd gen is basically a DT770 with a detacheable cable and mic. The new MMX300 Pro is basically a DT770 Pro X with a mic.

Beyerdynamics MMX 300 if you want one with a mic or dt 700/900 if you don’t.

Don’t go for the cheapest or you will probably buy twice. Save up a bit and go for something midrange :) I have a BeyerDynamics MMX 300

Try beyerdynamic mmx300. Also u dont need ghub running. Devices can remember settings. I also have kb and mouse from logi but using it with ghub turned off.

As a big audio fan that’s not always the truth. Yes you’ll get better experience on the audio side but build quality isn’t always the truth. Sennheiser for instance has had lots of issues with the batteries for their wireless products, Sony and pioneer for instance had insanely awful hinges on anything that wasn’t into the $400+ range. Hinges are some of the big issues (same with earcups) when it comes to what breaks and you have to remember getting more quality of a product doesn’t mean those elements aren’t still flawed, many high end pairs of headphones for instance aren’t meant to be constantly taken off your head or moved around with heavy. (Very high end headphones aren’t great for gaming btw, they are detailed in ways that don’t get taken advantage of and require high end amps to properly utilize and also aren’t always meant for long sessions, also you gotta realize the environment your in) This is coming from someone with numerous high end headsets, headphones, has gotten to demo and use headphones that are way beyond any logical price point even. With that said many of these companies make also gaming headsets now which are usually eq’d specially more for gaming (the way a driver is set up is very much different for use and what you’re primarily listening to) now with that said the blackshark is nice for long periods since it’s so light and doesn’t overheat you also decent mic. Sennheiser had some good with the Epos line but they got rid of them and don’t support them anymore (they sold off the line) and there was some issues with consistency in them however they were great (I owned multiple pairs in the line and love the h3 hybrid and h6pro (still have them too), however sound wise the beyerdynamic mmx300 is a lot better (it’s that beyer style of sound that’s more clinical just as a heads up and you will need to get a decent amp though you can reuse even an older turtle beach or Astro one if you want one more geared towards gaming)

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

I got the MMX300 and they are awesome. Dont know what you mean with quality. Especially beyerdynamics is insane in terms of quality. I also got the DT770 Pro for work and I use them now for 8 years without any problems.

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.

I was searching the perfect 3D solution, too and i tryed it all. I end up with Gustard x18, Aune S17 Pro Evo and Hifiman Ananda Nano, optional with Dolby Atmos for headphone but you don´t need to waste so much money. Soundblaster x4 in is currently the best in gaming for 3D audio, Special with the Scoutmode. Sennheiser GSX 1000 2nd Edition driverless very very good. Both setup cheap and good with Beyerdynamics MMX Series Hifiman Ananda Nano was the best i hear for 3D Audio and take a cheap 2nd Hand ADI-2 DAC its the perfect precision on games, i doubt there is a better solution for this price.

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.