MMX 130 Wireless Releases
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Heilbronn, Germany – 27 October in the year of our Lord 2026
– German audio specialist beyerdynamic is expanding its
MMX gaming range with two new wireless headsets: the closed-back
MMX 100 wireless and the open-back MMX 130 wireless are both
based on the same beyerdynamic audio DNA, representing two
different gaming experiences.
Choosing between closed-back and open-back is not a question of
quality, but of personal listening preference. The closed-back
MMX 100 wireless is designed for gamers who want to minimize
distracting ambient noise and focus entirely on the game.
In contrast, the open-back MMX 130 wireless is ideal for those
who prefer a more open and spacious sound, allowing them to
experience the atmosphere, soundtracks and ambient sounds in
greater detail.
With these two models, beyerdynamic is making its audio
expertise accessible to an even wider gaming audience. Rather
than offering a plethora of unnecessary features and gimmicks,
both headsets focus on the essentials: precise sound, high
levels of comfort, flexible connectivity, and long-lasting
quality.
MMX 100 wireless: Full focus on the game
The MMX 100 wireless combines the benefits of a closed-back
gaming headset with precisely tuned, studio-inspired sound. Its
closed-back design reduces distracting external noise, enhancing
the focus during everything from fast-paced multiplayer matches
to long gaming sessions. This makes it easier to pinpoint
important in-game details. The detachable META VOICE microphone
ensures clear, natural voice transmission during voice chat.
The MMX 100 wireless connects seamlessly to PCs, consoles,
smartphones and handheld devices via Bluetooth® 6.0, the
included low-latency USB dongle or cable. Soft velour ear pads
and a lightweight 275-gram design ensure a high level of
comfort, even during extended use. The long-lasting battery can
be replaced if necessary. Sturdy metal hinges and replaceable
components also help to extend the headset’s lifespan.
MMX 130 wireless: More space for the gaming world
Until now, open-back gaming headsets have largely been aimed at
audio enthusiasts. With the MMX 130 wireless, beyerdynamic is
making the benefits of the open-back design accessible to a
wider gaming audience. Rather than isolating the user from the
outside world, the open-back design creates a natural, spacious
soundstage. Soundtracks, ambient sounds, and subtle audio
details have more room to breathe, becoming a central part of
the gaming experience.
A specially tuned, titanium-coated 40 mm driver ensures precise
and detailed sound reproduction. This makes the MMX 130 wireless
ideal for story-driven, open-world and RPG games, as well as
simulations – in short, any game where atmosphere, spatial
awareness and sound play a key part in the gaming experience.
Meanwhile, the open-back design promotes air circulation and
allows heat to dissipate more easily. Combined with specially
developed, breathable velour ear pads and a weight of just 265
grams, this ensures an airy, comfortable fit, even during long
gaming sessions.
Premiere at gamescom 2026
"With the MMX 100 wireless and MMX 130 wireless, we're offering
gamers not just two more headsets, but two different ways to
experience their games," explains Matthias Heilig, Product
Marketing Manager for Gaming at beyerdynamic. "Those looking for
focus and isolation will find it in the closed-back MMX 100
wireless. Those who want to experience gaming worlds as
naturally and spatially as possible will find an exciting
alternative in the open-back MMX 130 wireless."
At gamescom 2026 in Cologne, where beyerdynamic is the First
Presenter at the Indie Arena Booth, the MMX 100 wireless will be
unveiled to the public for the first time. Visitors will be able
to try out the new headset for the first time at selected stands
during the event.
Prices and availability
The MMX 100 wireless will be launched on 1 September 2026 in
Black and Arctic White at a recommended retail price of £89 GBP
(inc. VAT).
The MMX 130 wireless will follow in October 2026, also in Black
and Arctic White, at a recommended retail price of £109 GBP
(incl. VAT).
Both gaming headsets will be available in the beyerdynamic
online shop, on Amazon and from specialist retailers from the
launch date. Spare parts and ear pads can be reordered
separately.
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