The Beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO is a closed-back wired gaming headset featuring 250Ω Tesla neodymium drivers, a detachable cardioid condenser microphone, velour ear pads, and a self-adjusting headband. Made in Germany. Compatible with PC, Mac, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch via 3.5mm or USB. This page covers the complete technical specifications.
Overall Rating
Beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO — 9.2 / 10 — Best wired gaming headset for audiophile gamers at $380. Reference-grade sound quality, studio-class microphone, and velour + self-adjusting headband make it the top pick for glasses-wearing gamers who won’t compromise on audio or comfort during extended sessions.
Full Specifications
Audio
Driver Technology
Tesla neodymium — high-flux magnet, low-mass diaphragm
No (pure analog; use OS-level or platform surround if needed)
Microphone
Microphone Type
Condenser — detachable boom
Mic Pattern
Cardioid (directional — rejects off-axis noise)
Mic Frequency Response
30Hz – 18kHz
Mic Sensitivity
–40 dBV/Pa
Detachable
Yes — locks in place, 1/8″ locking connector
Connectivity
Connection Type
Wired only
Cable (PC)
Detachable — 1.5m cable with dual 3.5mm (headphone + mic split)
Cable (Console/Mobile)
Detachable — 3m cable with single 4-pole 3.5mm CTIA
Connector
Mini-XLR locking at headset, 3.5mm at device end
Platform Compatibility
PC / Mac
Yes — 3.5mm dual jack or USB via DAC (requires amp for full volume at 250Ω)
PlayStation 5 / 4
Yes — 3.5mm to DualSense controller jack (audio + mic)
Xbox Series X/S
Yes — 3.5mm to controller jack
Nintendo Switch
Yes — 3.5mm to Switch jack (handheld) or dock with USB DAC
Mobile / Tablet
Yes — 4-pole 3.5mm cable
Impedance Note
The 250Ω impedance requires a DAC/amplifier for full output volume on consoles and mobile devices. PC sound cards and USB DACs (Fosi Audio BT20A Pro, FiiO KA13, etc.) drive the MMX 300 PRO adequately. Running directly from a PS5 controller jack works but at reduced max volume.
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