Beyerdynamic has unveiled two wireless gaming headsets designed to cater to different acoustic preferences. The MMX 100 Wireless features a closed-back design, while the MMX 130 Wireless employs an open-back configuration. This dual-model approach allows the German audio manufacturer to address gamers seeking either isolation and bass response or a more spacious, natural soundstage.
The release represents Beyerdynamic's expansion into the wireless gaming headset space with options tailored to distinct listening profiles, letting players choose based on their environmental needs and preferred sound characteristics.
- Beyerdynamic is launching two wireless gaming headsets with opposite acoustic designs to serve different player preferences.
- The MMX 100 Wireless uses closed-back drivers for isolation; the MMX 130 Wireless uses open-back for a more expansive soundstage.
- The announcement signals the audio brand's continued focus on the gaming peripheral market.
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TechRadar Gaming
· Aug 21, 20:15 UTC
'We're offering gamers not just two more headsets, but two different ways to experience their games' — Audio specialist beyerdynamic announces two new, affordable wireless headsets, the MMX 100 and MMX 130
German audio specialist beyerdynamic has announced two new wireless headsets, the closed-back MMX 100 wireless and the open-back MMX 130 wireless.
KitGuru
· Aug 21, 16:00 UTC
Beyerdynamic reveals MMX 100 and MMX 130 wireless headsets
Beyerdynamic has announced two new wireless gaming headsets, the MMX 100 Wireless and MMX 130 Wireless, offering closed‑back and open‑back options for players who prefer different acoustic profiles. The post Beyerdynamic reveals MMX 100 and…