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Sony just announced the new PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge wireless headsets — how to preorder

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Sony just announced the new PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge wireless headsets — how to preorder

TL;DR: Sony announced the PlayStation Pulse Wireless Headset ($99.99, out Nov.

19) and the premium Pulse Edge (coming in early 2027).

Both feature planar magnetic drivers and AI noise rejection, with preorders opening Oct.

29 .

Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation PlayStation Pulse Wireless Headset Learn More Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation PlayStation Pulse Edge Learn More at PlayStation If you're playing PS5 games through basic TV speakers, you're missing out.

Sony is upgrading its console audio lineup with the announcement of the PlayStation Pulse Wireless Headset and the flagship Pulse Edge Wireless Headset .

The standard PlayStation Pulse Wireless Headset ($99.99) comes packed with studio-inspired planar magnetic drivers, each with four magnets, to deliver clean sound separation, deep bass, and precise spatial audio for pinpointing directional cues such as enemy footsteps or weapon reloads.

Credit: PlayStation It features built-in volume controls, an integrated microphone with AI -enhanced noise rejection to block out background clatter, and an updated, durable form factor with rotating earcups that lay flat for easier travel.

It connects seamlessly via PlayStation Link, using an included USB Type-C adapter, for lossless, ultra-low-latency audio across PS5, PC, Mac, and PlayStation Portal — plus simultaneous Bluetooth connectivity so you can answer phone calls mid-session.

For players seeking top-tier performance, the premium Pulse Edge Wireless Headset offers more substantial hardware upgrades.

It features planar magnetic drivers with double the magnet volume — eight magnets per driver — to deliver richer, deeper bass while keeping subtle details crystal clear.

Credit: PlayStation It adds Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), a detachable boom mic (with a hidden mic option when detached), dedicated built-in Game Audio and Chat Balance controls for PS5, a standard 3.5mm audio/microphone jack, and a protective hard-shell carrying case.

While the $99.99 standard Pulse headset hits shelves starting Nov.

19 in white and midnight black, the Pulse Edge is slated to launch in early 2027.

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