The beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club is a wired professional DJ headphone with 45 mm drivers and interchangeable on-ear and over-ear cups, suited to DJs who want to adapt their listening setup for booth cueing and different sessions.
Recommended For
- Club and festival DJs who need closed-back, wired headphones for cueing and beatmatching in loud booths; beyerdynamic positions the DJ 300 PRO X range for this work.
- DJs who also produce, edit, or monitor at a desk and want one wired pair that can switch between on-ear pads for live use and over-ear pads for more immersive listening.
- DJs playing house, techno, drum and bass, or garage who want punchy bass and clear detail for judging low-end cues; a review of the shared DJ 300 PRO X platform found it particularly suited to electronic music.
- Mobile and event DJs who carry gear between gigs and value a foldable design, detachable cable, and included 3.5 mm-to-6.35 mm adapter for connecting to common DJ equipment.
Spec Summary
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| Best For | DJ use, music monitoring and recording, and gaming with compatible desktops, laptops, consoles, and music production equipment |
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| Audio Performance And Noise Isolation | Dynamic drivers with a 5 Hz–30,000 Hz frequency response and 47.97-ohm impedance; passive noise isolation without active noise control |
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| Fit And Construction | Supplied on-ear and over-ear cup options; circumaural over-ear design with adjustable fit, circular earpieces, and spring steel, plastic, and softskin leatherette construction |
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| Connectivity And Cable | Wired 3.5 mm audio connection with a detachable 4.9-foot cable; no Bluetooth support |
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| Portability And Power | Foldable design; weighs approximately 320 g and does not require or include batteries |
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| Included Accessories And Appearance | Includes two ear-cup sets, a cable, and a drawstring storage bag; silver and black headphones with a black carrying case |
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| Model Identifiers | beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club, model and part number 1001971 |
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