MMX 230

Yeah I noticed that too and it’s kind of odd. Beyerdynamic usually pushes the whole “repairable gear” angle hard, so seeing MMX 230 without listed spare parts feels like a step back. Even with MX$200 off every MX$2000 spent, it doesn’t really make me feel better if I can’t swap pads or cables later.

it's a bit disappointing because Beyerdynamic used to be the “buy once, fix forever” brand. MMX 230 not listing spare parts kind of breaks that trust. Maybe support will clarify later, but right now it’s unclear. Even MX$200 off every MX$2000 spent isn’t enough to convince me without repair options.

There are a couple of things holding the MMX 230 back from being a top performer in its price range, but honestly I think a lot of it comes down to expectations. From a comfort and sound standpoint, this is a really solid headset. It’s light, easy to adjust and comfortable enough for long sessions.