Overview
No flashing LEDs or gimmicks: the promise comes down to four points—precise gaming sound, velvet comfort, flexible connectivity, and repairable design. Beyerdynamic enters its premium gaming range with a 275-gram closed-back over-ear headset, velvet ear pads, and over 80 hours of battery life. Its philosophy: gaming first, without unnecessary features.
A closed back that isolates the game
The closed-back design shields the ear from outside noise and keeps sound inside the ear cups. In a shared room, on a local network, or in the middle of a multiplayer game, this isolation helps track positional cues and keeps the voice channel clear without turning up the volume. The 40 mm dynamic drivers cover the 20 to 20,000 Hz range. The tuning focuses on sound localization and natural voice reproduction, in keeping with the brand’s studio approach, where clarity takes precedence over effect. The trade-off: a narrower soundstage than an open-back model, an intentional compromise for greater isolation.
Velvet and a repairable design
Memory foam velvet ear pads have been a brand signature for decades. They fit without pressure and let the ears breathe during long sessions, where faux leather heats up quickly. At 275 grams and with a padded headband, the headset is easy to forget you’re wearing. Beyerdynamic has fitted metal hinges and made the ear cups fold flat for transport. The ear pads can be removed and replaced, as can the battery and other wear parts: enough to extend the headset’s lifespan well beyond the first games, for an object often subjected to daily wear and tear.
Dongle, Bluetooth, or cable
Three connection options coexist. The 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle provides a low-latency link, under 30 ms, the useful margin for keeping picture and sound synchronized in fast-paced gaming. Bluetooth 6.0 takes over for phones and compatible devices, with a range of around fifteen meters. An analog cable remains available when wireless is not suitable. Depending on the device, the headset works with a PC, a PlayStation, a Nintendo Switch, or a smartphone; Xbox works only via cable, due to the lack of a compatible wireless connection on the console side. A USB-A adapter accompanies the USB-C dongle for older ports.
The detachable META VOICE microphone
The META VOICE microphone detaches in a single motion when gaming gives way to music or a commute. It is a condenser microphone, with a 9.9 mm capsule, a 20 to 24,000 Hz response, and -26 dBV sensitivity at 1 kHz, tuned to deliver clear, intelligible voice communication for team chat. Its flexible boom can be positioned in front of the mouth and removed as soon as it is no longer needed, returning the headset to an ordinary silhouette for listening to music outdoors.
Long battery life and settings in the app
More than 80 hours of battery life pushes recharging far down the calendar—several weeks at a few hours of gaming per day. The beyerdynamic app, on iOS and Android, adjusts equalization, installs headset updates, and provides access to settings such as automatic shutdown, voice controls, and status messages. Nothing essential to start gaming, but a way to fine-tune the sound to your taste and keep the firmware up to date.
Its place in the MMX range
The MMX 100 wireless opens the brand’s premium gaming range and sticks to the essentials. Above it, the MMX 150 wireless adds voice monitoring in the headset (sidetone) and an ambient listening mode, for eight additional grams. Alongside it, the MMX 130 wireless uses an open back and a titanium-coated 40 mm driver: a wider, airier soundstage at the expense of isolation, best suited to quiet rooms. The choice comes down to the back of the ear cups: closed for isolation, open for breathing room.
Documentation
French
Technical specifications
Type and design
- Closed-back wireless gaming headset
- Dynamic drivers
- Memory foam velour ear cushions
- Weight: 275 g
Audio performance
- Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Microphone
- Type: detachable, condenser
- Capsule: 9.9 mm
- Frequency response: 20 Hz – 24 kHz
- Sensitivity: -26 dBV @ 1 kHz
Connectivity
- Connection modes: Bluetooth or wired
- Bluetooth 6.0
- Wireless range: 15 m
- Transmit power: < 10 dBm
Battery life
- Up to 80 h
Application
- Dedicated app
Included accessories
- USB-C dongle
- USB-A adapter
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the MMX 100 wireless work with an Xbox?
Yes, but only via cable. Xbox does not allow Bluetooth audio from third-party headsets or generic dongles, leaving a wired connection as the only option on this console. The USB-C dongle and Bluetooth remain available on PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and smartphones.
Which connection should you choose between the dongle and Bluetooth?
The 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle achieves latency below 30 ms: this is the option for gaming, where even the slightest delay matters—shooters, platformers, rhythm games. Bluetooth 6.0 has higher latency, with no impact on music or calls, but more noticeable in fast-paced action. In practice, the dongle is for serious gaming, while Bluetooth is for on-the-go use and listening from your phone.
Is the beyerdynamic app required?
No. The headset can be used straight out of the box via the dongle, Bluetooth or cable, without installing anything. The app is then used to customise the equalisation, enable automatic shut-off or voice prompts, and above all to download software updates.
Can you replace the battery yourself?
Beyerdynamic offers a replaceable battery and replaceable parts, with a focus on longevity rather than rapid replacement. The aim is to keep the headphones in service when the battery starts to weaken, without discarding the entire unit.
What has changed compared with the original wired MMX 100?
The 2022 MMX 100 was a purely wired gaming headset. This wireless version retains the name but adds triple connectivity (2.4 GHz dongle, Bluetooth 6.0, cable), over 80 hours of battery life, app control and a detachable META VOICE microphone. What they have in common is the velour and the brand’s closed-back gaming sound.
What does Bluetooth 6.0 change?
This recent version of Bluetooth aims for a more stable connection and better power management than previous generations, while remaining backward compatible with older Bluetooth devices. For gaming, the 2.4 GHz dongle remains the fastest connection; Bluetooth 6.0 provides greater convenience on phones and compatible devices.
- Eco-contribution of €0.86 included in the sale price.
- Manufacturer reference: 00233286
- GTIN / EAN: 4010118021862







