beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO Wired Closed-Back Gaming Headset with Mic

For me it works perfectly. I am regular user of MMX 300 2nd gen. So I decided to buy lastest model and I am not disapointed. Mine is paired with AE-9 Soundcard. Basicaly MMX 300 Pro feel same build quality and slightly better sound thanks to new drivers. Sound suprised me positively. Headset is comfortable. I have no idea why other not happy as this is one of the best Gaming Headset you can buy. There is one thing that I dont like however that is not going to make me give 4 star. It is missing hard case and other accesories this time not part of package. But perhaps it is understandable with current trends. Is it worth it $299? Probably not... more like $250. I can easily recommend this headset to anybody who want one of the best Gaming headset currently on the market.

Wow go wired that is what I say These are the business.

No shot, I've used 30+ headsets over the past 12 years and this was by far the worst, quality of the earcups great, comfort tolerable, soun quality ehhhh but the worst part of it all after 4 months the sides have started to break down and fall apart this is not something you would expect of a headset that costs 200+ my honest opinion get a hyperX imma swap back after this and also I'll leave pictures so you can know it's not some bot

At £259 these sound great out of the box, and the fact even a gameplay can drive them without issue is great. With a little EQ they sound even better, then add in the Schiit Gunnr and they're on par with much more expensive cans, comparable with my much more expensive Focal Elegia headphones. The boom arm microphone is probably the best headset mic I've ever used. The cable is a decent length, splits into a separate headphone and mic connection but comes with an adapter for single plug audio. And, includes a nice chunky inline volume wheel with mic mute. Where this doesn't feel premium is in comfort. Granted I've got a large head but the stock headband creates pressure points at the top of my head fairly quickly. The stock velour pads also are pretty thin and compress way too much, getting uncomfortable with my ears pressed against the inside of the cups. If you're prepared to spend a little more on some aftermarket pads like wicked cushions and a comfort headband such as the Capra Audio Beyer DT Comfort Strap, these become truly special. The strap allows for longer play sessions, and the aftermarket pads provide better noise isolation and sound definition as well as comfort. They lack some functionality compared to competitors, I'd prefer the mic to mute when in the up position. A detachable mic would be nice aswell. But if those minor points don't matter to you, get these.

I wanted to have a headset that I could use at home for listening to podcasts and audio books while I work and perform equally well on Teams, Slack and Google Meet calls. These do the job really well, the mic is very clear and being wired I don't have to worry about batteries or Bluetooth connections. They are very comfortable, partly down to the DT series that they are derived from where designed to be worn all day in a studio. I have found the materials to be perfectly find and fit for purpose. These are still good value for money considering that they are assembled in Germany.

Headset had good quality audio but the mic arm is very fragile and after only a few weeks of use started to spin around and now makes loud crackling noises, bought these in June and now they are barely usable on discord as others complain about the noise

Awesome headset which is comfortable to wear. Sound quality was amazing. After less than a month the driver system stopped working. Audio became impossible to hear. I didn't drop or damage the headset in any way it just sort of gave up. Based on other reviews I think I have been unlucky, and the majority of sets are probably okay, but buyers should be aware that this can happen.

Shockingly good sound with a Soundblaster G8 for Fortnite, that Stella 45 driver kicks some serious @$$, i own Beyer DT770 DT880 DT990 TYGR300R and both the highly rated Simgot EM6L and Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite iem's and this gaming headset beats them all for Fortnite, 5 to 10 years ago you would be paying at least £500 for this type of sound quality for gaming, if you're on the fence and are waiting for the 330 to be in stock just buy these ones, you wouldn't even think these were closed back anyway! P.S "DON'T FORGET TO PUT YOUR HEADPHONE AMP ON THE HIGH GAIN SETTING FOR THESE TO SHINE"!

Best headset i have ever used. I paired it with the Creative sounblasterx G6 and the combination blows everything else oit of the water. I recommend this headset to anyone.

I recently purchased the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro headphones for $300, expecting a premium experience given the hefty price tag. Unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed. First and foremost, comfort is key when it comes to headphones, and I had high hopes that these would deliver. Sadly, they felt anything but comfortable. The ear cushions are stiff and don’t conform to the shape of my ears at all. After just a short period of use, I found myself constantly adjusting them and taking breaks, which defeats the purpose of having a high-end headset for long gaming or listening sessions. Additionally, the headband feels rigid and offers very little cushioning, leading to discomfort on the top of my head. I had expected a luxurious feel and fit, but instead, it feels like I’m wearing a cheap pair of headphones. For $300, I was anticipating a level of quality and comfort that this product simply does not deliver. I wish I could say the sound quality made up for it, but if I can’t wear them comfortably, it hardly matters. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere if you value comfort as much as sound quality. Overall, I regret this purchase and would not recommend the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable audio experience. Save your money!

Mi motivo de devolución ha sido la almohadilla de uno de los auriculares la cual venía con daños, para unos auriculares de este precio la calidad de los materiales debería de estar a la altura. Decepcionado con la marca, esperaba una mayor calidad en el producto, al menos a la altura de su elevado precio

After years of bouncing between mid-range and cheap gaming headsets, I finally decided to invest in a truly premium pair, and the beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO has exceeded every expectation. Yes, they’re expensive—and I hesitated for a while—but after using them, I can confidently say they’re worth every single penny. The audio quality is exceptional. Powered by the Stellar.45 drivers, the sound is detailed, balanced, and immersive—perfect for competitive gaming where directional audio matters. Footsteps, distant gunfire, ambient noises—they all come through crystal clear. Music and movies sound amazing too, so it doubles as a fantastic pair of over-ear headphones even outside of gaming. The microphone is studio-grade—clear, responsive, and without any of the tinny distortion I’ve experienced with cheaper headsets. Whether I’m in team chat or recording content, my voice sounds clean and professional with no effort on my part. Comfort-wise, this headset delivers. I’ve worn it for 6+ hour gaming sessions without ear fatigue or pressure headaches. The build feels premium—handmade in Germany with attention to every detail. Even the materials used (the padding, the ear cups, the metal frame) feel solid and built to last. Setup was simple, and compatibility is broad: works seamlessly with PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. I also appreciated the ultra-fast delivery—I received mine within 12 hours of ordering, which was a huge plus. If you’re on the fence about making the leap to a high-end headset, don’t wait. The MMX 300 PRO has been a game changer for me. It’s the perfect blend of audiophile sound, professional mic quality, premium comfort, and durable design. Highly recommend it for anyone ready to level up their setup.

unbelievable sound quality. bought these and the astro a50's fully expecting to reach for the 150's over these, which i did initially... then i bought a sound card. MIND BLOWING. these are only 48ohm but i believe my gigabyte b650m was only rated up to ~30ohm - what a difference. the a50's aren't even on my radar anymore, especially after EQ'ing them. if you drop the gain to -5db these really shine. the bass is about 95% as heavy as the a50's, but it's everywhere else where these shine. i cried the first time i listened to these tuned with my soundcard. often i'll be listening to them while doing other work on my pc and find myself dozing off in bliss - i could listen to music with these for hours on end and be entertained. for gaming, just WOW. i hear everything in fps games. "howd you know i was there??? walls???" no, just the mmx300 pros. these are one of the most impactful upgrades i've made to my gaming setup and cost around 10% of what i've spent on pc and peripherals. one of the best value products that elevates your experience and skill. 10/10 A+ will be purchasing a studio set in the future!