The beyerdynamic MMX 130 wireless combines a specially tuned, titanium-coated 40mm driver and an open-back design to create a natural, spacious soundstage, rather than isolating you from the room. Soundtracks, ambient sounds and small audio details get more space to breathe, which suits story-driven games, open-world titles, RPGs and simulations where atmosphere matters.
That open design also lets air circulate and heat escape, and with breathable velour ear pads and a weight of 265 grams, the MMX 130 wireless is built to stay comfortable through long sessions. It connects over Bluetooth 6.0, a low-latency USB dongle or a cable, so it works with PCs, consoles, smartphones and handhelds. Battery life is rated at more than 80 hours by beyerdynamic, and call handling, microphone mute and volume controls are built in.
At £109, the MMX 130 wireless sits £20 above the £89 MMX 100 wireless, which has been on sale since 1 September. beyerdynamic is clear that choosing between the two is a matter of listening preference rather than quality: the MMX 100 wireless suits players who want to shut out distractions, while the MMX 130 wireless is for those who want a more open sound.
Both come in Black or Arctic White, and are sold through beyerdynamic’s online shop, Amazon and specialist retailers.
