MEE Professional MX3 PRO Triple-Driver Musicians in Ear Monitor Headphones with Enhanced Midrange
MEE Professional MX3 PRO Triple-Driver Musicians in Ear Monitor Headphones with Enhanced Midrange
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MEE Professional MX3 PRO Triple-Driver Musicians in Ear Monitor Headphones with Enhanced Midrange

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TRIPLE-DRIVER HYBRID IEM

The MX3 PRO utilizes a triple-driver configuration with a 10mm moving coil subwoofer and two balanced armatures, including a dedicated midrange driver, to provide a highly detailed and clear sound with a focus on the midrange frequencies

Crisp, Focused Midrange
  • Suggested for: Guitarists and vocalists
  • Driver type: A 10mm moving coil acts as a subwoofer, providing natural air movement for realistic bass impact, while the mids and treble split between two balanced armatures for better detailing and greater headroom
OPTIONAL CUSTOMIZATION

Convert your MX PRO into a custom monitor any time by ordering MEE Professional custom-fit eartips, 3D-printed to the exact size and shape of your ears for a perfect fit and improved noise isolation; then, personalize your earphones with engraved metal faceplates - choose from existing artwork options or use your own design

MODULAR DESIGN WITH DETACHABLE CABLES

Built to last with a sweat-resistant construction and two detachable, replaceable cables included in the box; unique modular design means that all parts, customizations and accessories are interchangeable between all of the MX PRO-series models (MX1 PRO, MX2 PRO, MX3 PRO, and MX4 PRO)

SUPERIOR FIT & COMFORT

Ergonomic design with flexible memory wire earhooks that conform perfectly to your ears delivers a secure, personalized fit that stays comfortable all day and ensures that your monitors never fall out

COMPLETE KIT

Includes standard audio-only cable and spare headset cable with built-in microphone and remote for smartphones and tablets, carrying case, Comply memory foam eartips, silicone eartips (4 pairs), shirt clips (2 pairs), 1/4" (6.3mm) adapter, and user manual
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Feb 23, 2026
Moishe
5 out of 5 stars review

Lifetime replacement!

Lifetime replacement! Putting in for my first replacement since 2019 and writing this review while I'm at it. I am on the last of the cables for my monitors and called MEE to see if there's replacement cables available. Not only did they advise that I may be better off putting in for my half off lifetime replacement units, but that I can also restore the original sound of my monitors with a $5 set of filters. So now I will have a brand new set AND a spare cable for my old set AND filters to bring the sound back to new condition for less than half of what I originally paid. Fantastic service and products!

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Mar 10, 2025
Josh
5 out of 5 stars review

Love my MX6 pro monitors

Love my MX6 pro monitors, have spent years performing with them. All of my bandmates have been through 2-3 pairs in the same timeframe while I'm just over here chilling. Going to order my custom molds in a min.

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Nov 19, 2022
V
5 out of 5 stars review

Shure SE215 vs Mee Audio MX1

Having used both of these earphones, I think they are both great. I tried to break it down point by point below in a way that will hopefully help others make the decision without trying both, but if you have a chance to try them both then you absolutely should! Everyone has at least one bandmate with an SE215! Bass: tie - the SE215 has deeper bass but the bass is a little bloated. Having tried a friend's SE535, I can say for shure (Hah!) that this is not a problem with the higher end model, maybe just a limitation of only having one driver. The MX1 lacks presence below 100Hz in comparison, but the bass is also clearer. Just down to preference here. Mids: SE215 - definitely stronger and richer mids on the SE215, to the point where sometimes I feel the frequency balance is off. But for both live monitoring and general music listening, the mids sound better on the SE215. Treble: MX1 - the story here is the opposite of the bass - the SE215 has a more subdued treble that seems to run out of steam earlier. Overall: MX1 - while I like the mids of the SE215, I feel the overall balance across the frequency spectrum is better on the MX1. I assume Shure pursued this sort of sound on purpose, making the SE215 more bass-heavy to appeal to "normal consumers" who may be more prone to buy the entry-level model, and also saving more balanced sound profiles for the more expensive and musician-focused SE models (which are, by the way, fantastic and absolutely worth splurging for). Comfort: tie - both have a similar design, the SE215 is fits better with the included foam fittings for me while the MX1 wins once customised. Having looked into getting 3rd party custom eartips made for my SE215, and then actually gone ahead with having them made for the MX1, I can say the latter is much more affordable and straightforward Noise isolation: tie - the Shure foam tips are superior because they go deeper in the ear, and last longer as well. However, you can get custom sleeves made for the MX1 which are even better. So if you don't intend to get custom sleeves, the SE215 is better, but otherwise it's a tie. Value: MX1 - while the sound, comfort, etc may all be called a tie depending on your ears and preference, the value is hard to argue with. Not only are they cheaper to buy, they come with a spare cable AND additional replacement cables are much cheaper. Definitely a money saver in the long term.

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