beyerdynamic MMX 300 premium over-ear gaming headset (2nd Generation) with microphone and suitable for PS4, XBOX One, PC & Notebook

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toistuu puhtaasti ja selkeästi ilman mitään sivuääniä tai särinöitä. Äänen voimakkuutta voi säätää johdossa olevasta säätörullasta kätevästi. Johdon voi helposti irrottaa kuulokkeista tarvittaessa. Kuulokkeet johtoineen kulkevat mukavasti kuljetuskotelossa. One is shorter, measuring around 3.9 feet, meant for connecting your headset to a gaming console or mobile device. The other cable is longer, with a length of 8.2 feet, and connects it to a computer or other devices. The MMX 200 wireless is compatible via USB dongle with PC, Playstation and Nintendo Switch, XBOX is supported via an analogue cable (optionally available). + I can’t find the MMX 200 wireless in my Update Hub?

In a computer, at least an on-board sound card with analog microphone and headphone connector is necessary. In many cases, such a standard solution already works perfectly fine. An external audio interface is recommended under some circumstances. It is not necessary in every application or with every device. We recommend to test the headset with the intergrated soundcard. If you are not happy with the result, you can still upgrade to a better soundcard. Several gaming consoles allow the direct connection of a headset to their controller. + Which headphones are most comparable to the MMX 300 2nd Generation? More than a handful of people would proudly say that the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 is up there with the best-wired gaming headsets available today. The headset does not come with specific surround-sound features; the stereo imaging present makes for the excellent horizontal direction. High-tech for your ears. Extremely clear, three-dimensional and powerful sound. More and more professional gamers are raving about the MMX 300 Premium Gaming Headset. Amazing sound, outstanding speech intelligibility and extreme comfort will give you an unbeatable advantage against the competition. The craftsmanship and quality of the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 are virtually second to no other. The company has ensured comfort to such an extent that you can wear the headset for a long time without feeling tired.Maximum Control With the integrated cable remote control, you have everything under control, even in hectic tournament situations. All important features for example for muting the microphone, adjusting the volume, and accepting a call are always within reach. The control is in your hands.

With the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 and Immerse combination, you can gain access to personalized spatial audio. It makes the sounds in your game more effective, giving you sound direction and a presence slider to determine the depth of your field of sound. Pros and Cons Pros As per the opinion of several gamers, the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 does not quite look like the typical gaming headset. Instead, it appears similar to a top-tier pair of headphones with an integrated boom microphone. The Beyerdynamic MMX 300 has an impressive profile, but it is still a luxury for many hardcore gamers and audiophiles. If you do not have trouble dishing out the headset’s cost, it is an outstanding choice. The boom microphone is similarly excellent. Test voice clips came through clear and clean, without any sibilance or fuzziness. It's a high-end mic on a high-end headset, and will serve you well for both team voice chat and podcasts. Conclusions Of the beyerdynamic headphones, the DT 770 PRO in the 32 Ohm variant corresponds most closely to the MMX 300. The other variants of the DT 770 PRO do not correspond to the MMX 300 in terms of sound and electrical quality. + What is the difference between the MMX 100, MMX 150 and MMX 300?In terms of design, the MMX 300 is a simple beast. It’s well built, and wonderfully sturdy, with a metal headband running between the earcups, padded by a soft leather covering. It’s fully adjustable across the top of the head, and there’s enough give in the stretch and bend generally for it to shape itself to your head, without it feeling flimsy or breakable. It’s a strong, brutish design, but tough as hell - the Brienne of Tarth of gaming headsets - and it’s nowhere near as pretty as the likes of the Steelseries Arctis 9X.