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Sony unveils next gen wireless PS5 headsets, gamers ask if they will be digital only

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Sony is launching the PlayStation Pulse wireless headset, which will be available this holiday season.

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Sony is raising the bar for gaming audio with the PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge wireless headsets, but not without facing backlash from PlayStation fans who are asking the company if the headsets will be released as physical products or digital only. Both headsets contain studio-inspired planar magnetic drivers and PlayStation Link support for lossless, low-latency sound, and they are called the Pulse and Pulse Edge. These two new headsets build on the success of the 2024 Pulse Elite and are intended to deliver richer, more precise audio for competitive and immersive play. Sony has implemented support for the PS5, PlayStation Portal, PC, and Mac, with Bluetooth support for simultaneous device connectivity. As with every other tech or electronic released in 2026, the Pulse and Pulse Edge include AI. Sony notes in its blog post that its AI-enhanced noise rejection helps ensure clear voice chat. As for physical design, Sony has equipped the headsets with rotating earcups and updated ergonomics that boost comfort during long sessions. Pulse Edge takes things further with double the magnet volume per driver, active noise cancellation, and a detachable boom mic. It also includes a premium carrying case and is tailored for users looking for a more refined listening experience. PlayStation fans have already taken to the comment sections on both headsets' announcement videos to...

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PlayStation Pulse will arrive this holiday, with Pulse Edge launching in early 2027.

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