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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 80920, member: 636"]
A headphone company famous for studio gear just dropped some gamer cans. Beyerdynamic released two wireless gaming headsets called the MMX 150 Wireless and the MMX 230 Wireless in Europe and the UK. These are meant for players of all kinds and can also handle regular music listening, according to the brand.

The cheaper MMX 150 model uses 40 millimeter drivers for sound. It comes with a detachable microphone boom for chat and a feature that lets you hear yourself talk. A special wireless dongle keeps latency down to 30 milliseconds, and it also works over Bluetooth. The headset has swappable velour ear pads and comes in black or white. Product manager Jan Salau stated the goal was to mix performance with a lifestyle design for different types of users.

The more expensive MMX 230 version also has 40 millimeter drivers but adds active noise cancellation. It includes a user-replaceable battery tucked behind the ear cup, which can last around 60 hours. Its microphone also tries to cut out background noise for clearer communication. The MMX 150 costs one hundred forty-nine pounds and ninety-nine pence, while the MMX 230 will set you back two hundred twenty-nine pounds and ninety-nine pence.
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