MMX 300 PRO

I use the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro and the sound is perfect. The only cons are 1) you need a good sound card and 2) they are only starting to develop wireless options. Aside from these two I would always recommend Beyerdynamics based on my experiences.

Det bedste bud er Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro: www.pricerunner.dk/pl/94-3332764390/Hoeretelefoner/Beyerdynamic-MMX-300-Pro-Sammenlign-Priser De er i den klassiske Beyerdynamic kvalitet hvilket betyder, at de kan få tæv i årevis og holde til det meste. Derudover er lyden er markant bedre end nærmest all

beyerdynamics. Is the only choice for a high end headset, they are at studio quality. Im using MMX 300 but the newest DT series is better Edit: DT does not have a Mic. So I would recommend MMX 300 Pro

Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro ville være mit bud, jeg har selv forgængeren (uden Pro i navnet) og har haft det i lige over 7 år og det fungerer stadig. Lyden er super fin til spil, jeg har især været glad for det til CS og tilsvarende hvor det er essentielt at kunne høre hvor lyde kommer fra. Det er den

Wenn es ein Headset sein muss, dann sind die absolut zwei Besten auf den Markt derzeit Audeze Maxwell und Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro / 330 Pro. Von der Auflösung und Klangbild absolute Spitzenreiter und da kommt nicht ansatzweise eines der bekannteren "Gamingmarken" heran.

I refunded mine a few weeks after I got them and got a pair of MMX 300 Pro. Very comfortable to wear, decent sound quality, mic quality is "okay". But the ANC is basically non existent, they had (or probably have?) some major issues like https://www.reddit.com/r/BEYERDYNAMIC/comments/1pp0qdd/mmx_150_w

Hvis trådløs ikke er et ufravigeligt krav så overvej Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro. Super høj kvalitet og holdbarhed og markant bedre lyd end stort set alle andre gaming headsets på markedet. Jeg har haft mine MMX 300 (forgængeren, nu erstattet af Pro udgaven) i 7 år og givet dem mange tæv, herunder utal

The Rode NTH-100M is known for it's durability issues in the construction of the headset itself. The hinges have a tendency to break. You can look it up on YT. There are also tutorials on how to fix it. It's up to you if you are ready to take that risk. Other than that I can't say much about it. The

Thx, I was thinking of replacing my Tygr 300R with the closed 300 Pro for a little more sound isolation and punchier sound. There is a open version as well, that's why I'm asking. Open: MMX 330 PRO: Gaming-Headset (offen) | beyerdynamic Closed: MMX 300 PRO: Gaming-Headset auf Studioniveau | beyerdyn

Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro or something similar. If you're using your headset 8h a day to talk in meetings, please please just get a headset with a proper mic. Everything else is shit, no matter how well Apple's AI is marketed. It can't bend the laws of physics, trust me.