Beyerdynamic

beyerdynamic MMX100 Closed Back Analogue Gaming Headset - Grey

Hear game sound and voice chat with the beyerdynamic MMX 100 Grey. Its closed-back design, 32-ohm drivers and wired connection suit a focused gaming setup, with a dedicated microphone for communication and replaceable parts for everyday use.

SKU: SRC-5220

Regular price 39.900 KWD

or 4 payments of 9.975 KWD with

Overview

BEYERDYNAMIC · AX AUDIO

MMX 100 Grey

Hear the game. Keep the conversation clear.

The MMX 100 Grey brings game sound and voice chat into a wired headset with physical controls and a dedicated boom microphone. Its analog connection makes it easy to use with a compatible PC or controller headphone socket.

Closed-backAcoustic design

32 ΩNominal impedance

Dynamic, 40 mmDriver system

THE LISTENING EXPERIENCE

Controls that stay within reach

The wired connection avoids a charging routine and keeps game audio and microphone communication together. Use the appropriate connection cable for separate PC headphone and microphone sockets or a combined controller socket. Confirm the plug arrangement before connecting, especially when your device needs an adapter.

DAILY WORKFLOW

A microphone close to your voice

The detachable META VOICE microphone is designed for spoken communication. Position it close to the corner of your mouth, check the recording level, and use the mute control when you need privacy. The directional pickup helps prioritize your voice, but good placement still matters in a busy room.

FIT AND COMFORT

Settle into the session

An over-ear fit surrounds the ears and helps create the seal needed for consistent sound. Adjust the headband before you start, then set a comfortable listening level. Memory-foam cushioning in the ear pads and headband supports the fit. Replaceable pads let you refresh the contact surfaces as they wear.

BUILT FOR REGULAR USE

A practical place in your setup

Keep the microphone positioned consistently between sessions and route the cable so it does not pull against the headset. Check whether your device uses a combined headset socket or separate headphone and microphone inputs.