1. Is the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset expensive?

Everyone has a scale to measure value. Let’s not comment on whether the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset is expensive or not. The prototype of the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset is the Beyer DT 770 Pro monitoring headset launched in 2004, with an initial price of US$259 (approximately RMB 2,144). Beyer MMX 300 headphones were released in 2008, with a retail price of 3,499 yuan in China.

2. Is Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset good?

Next, let’s take a look at the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset. Is it good? In terms of packaging design, the Beyer MMX 300 second-generation gaming headset focuses on a German style and is indifferent. It does not have the cool and cool feeling of other brands of gaming headsets. A simple closed full-color printed large carton, with a white background on the front and a close-up of the Beyer MMX 300 second-generation gaming headset earmuffs and microphone printed on it, and a black background on the back with the overall appearance of the headset and a dark orange printed on it. Beyer's "y" shaped LOGO.

3. Is the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headset worth it?

Whether a headset is worth it or not can be evaluated more through the experience of using it. The MMX 300 second-generation gaming headset is designed based on Beyer's classic closed-back monitoring headset DT 770 Pro. It is equipped with a 40mm HIFI-level sound unit, with a response frequency of 5 to 35000Hz, and an impedance of 32 ohms to ensure its good versatility. There is no doubt about the excellent hardware performance. But are the Beyer MMX 300 gaming headsets any good? Let's prove the specific performance through testing.