Beyerdynamic - MMX 330 PRO

yeah but it sucks, especially its build quality

Beyerdynamic mmx 330. Hifi sound with mic, best of both worlds. Ive had them for 2 years and they and phenomenal tho expensive.

I got you fam. The beyerdynamic Mmx 330 got mic, i got it and its fantastic

Beyer mmx 330 got mic:)

I got the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 and the MMX 330 and they are both great, can recommend. The MMX 330 is a bit better I'd say but costs the same.

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.

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

While the Maxwell are the best option in their class overall, especially if audio quality is a criteria, specifically for competitive fos games you want dynamic open backs. I don’t how you would connect them to the ps5 (I’m sure they make dacs specifically for it) but check out both Sennheiser hd600 series ( which includes the hd38x, the hd490pro and several 600 variants - 600, 6xx, 650, 660, etc) and the 9 series Beyerdynamics ( dt900, 990, 1990 ). Source - me, have both Audeze and Sennheiser speakers and play a lot of fps. The Audeze are simply better for almost everything. Except footsteps in competitive fps games. Edit: just saw that you need a headset not just headphones - both Sennheiser (EPOS brand, PC and GSP series) and Beyerdynamic (MM, Tygr) have “gaming” options. You can also add audio-technica to the list too, they also have multiple options that will fit.

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.