beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club : test et avis

beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club: are they worth it? Full review

Alistair Vance
Written by Alistair Vance

July 15, 2026

Field Test · Studio Gear Review

beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club

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£175


beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club

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Spec Sheet

  • For cueing and monitoring
  • Circumaural, on-ear design
  • Closed-back design
  • Dynamic
  • Frequency range: 5 – 35.000 Hz
  • Impedance: 48 Ohm
  • Sound pressure level over-ear: 109 dB (@ 1 mW/500 Hz), 117 dB (@ 1V/500 Hz)
  • Sound pressure level on-ear: 115 dB (@ 1 mW/500 Hz), 122 dB (@ 1 V/500 Hz)
  • Driver size: 45 mm
  • Detachable 1.5 m special cable (spiral and straight) with 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
  • Single-sided cable routing, left- and right-sided routing possible
  • Connection: 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
  • Weight (without cable): on-ear: 288 g
  • Weight (without cable) over-ear: 315 g
  • Colour: Black / Silver
  • Includes 1 pair of on-ear ear pads, 1 pair of over-ear ear pads, 1.5 m special cable, screw-on adapter from 3.5 mm mini jack to 6.3 mm jack and carrying bag

Studio Log

Available since February 2026
Item number 628427
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Design On-Ear and Over-Ear
System Closed Back
Impedance 48 Ohms
Frequency range 5 Hz – 35000 Hz
Adapter Yes
Weight 315 g
Replacable Cable Yes
Colour Black/Silver
Max. SPL 117 dB
Sensitivity 117 dB
Type Of Connector Jack, mini-jack
Adaptor Yes
Replaceable Cable Yes

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Introduction to the DJ 300 PRO X Club

The beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club headphones, priced at £175, aim to deliver solid performance for DJs with a balanced blend of sound quality, comfort and versatility. Released in February 2026, these closed-back headphones adopt a hybrid on-ear and over-ear design with replaceable cables and practical features intended for cueing and monitoring in club environments.

Design and Build Quality

The DJ 300 PRO X Club approaches headphone design by combining circumaural over-ear and on-ear pads, allowing users to switch between the two depending on their preference and situation. The package includes pairs of both ear pads, meaning the user can adapt comfort and isolation as needed. The headphones weigh 315 grams over-ear and 288 grams on-ear, excluding cables, presenting a robust yet manageable weight for prolonged club use.

Build quality is solid with a black and silver colour scheme offering a professional aesthetic. The design features closed-back ear cups with a 45 mm dynamic driver system. This warrants greater sound isolation than open-back designs, although user feedback suggests isolation is very good but leaves room for marginal improvement.

Sound Performance

The technical specifications speak to beyerdynamic’s intention to deliver fidelity services crucial for DJs. The headphones have a frequency response spanning 5 Hz to 35,000 Hz, exceeding the audible range and suggesting a capability for reproducing deep bass as well as clear, detailed highs. Sensitivity measures at 117 dB and impedance at 48 Ohms, striking a good balance suitable for both portable DJ mixers and club sound systems.

Measured maximum sound pressure level reaches 117 dB, with a slightly lower SPL of 109 dB over-ear at 1 mW input, reflecting their efficiency for mixing in loud environments without distortion. User reports confirm that kicks and hi-hats, essential elements for DJ monitoring, are well defined and isolated, a vital trait for beatmatching and track selection.

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Cable and Connectivity Details

Included with the headphones is a detachable 1.5 metre special cable available in both straight and spiral configurations. Connectivity is via a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack, with adaptability ensured by a screw-on 6.3 mm jack adapter in the box. The single-sided, reversible cable routing supports both left- and right-ear usage, enhancing operational flexibility during performances.

Comfort and Practical Use

Comfort is a key consideration for DJs who wear headphones for extended periods. The dual-ear pad options allow for customisation based on preference for ventilation and noise isolation. Although the design is closed-back to aid in isolating stage noise, some wearers feel the passive isolation could be slightly stronger in extremely noisy environments.

At 315 grams, the over-ear configuration remains reasonably lightweight, which, along with the soft ear pads, helps reduce ear fatigue during long sessions. This, combined with straightforward cable replacement options, enhances the headphones’ practicality and longevity.

Additional Features and Package Contents

  • Includes one pair each of on-ear and over-ear ear pads
  • 1.5 metre detachable cable (spiral and straight options)
  • Screw-on adaptor from 3.5 mm mini jack to 6.3 mm jack for professional equipment
  • Carrying bag for transport and protection

Conclusion

The beyerdynamic DJ 300 PRO X Club headphones provide a well-rounded solution for DJs seeking dependable monitoring tools at a mid-range price point. Their extended frequency range and solid SPL output cover the precise audio requirements for club performance. Additionally, the adaptable dual ear pad design and detachable cables add versatility and durability.

While isolation could be marginally improved, the headphones deliver clean and reliable sound reproduction, especially for beats and percussive elements. Overall, they represent a strong contender for DJs needing professional features and comfort without exceeding a £175 budget.

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Alistair Vance

Based in Bristol, Al has spent over a decade mixing local bands before specialising in hybrid studio consulting. He’s obsessed with the price-to-performance ratio, helping musicians achieve a "Radio Ready" sound without the need for a £50,000 Neve console. No fluff, just honest gear reviews to get your tracks sounding professional on a real-world budget.

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