Sony has unveiled the black version of the PS5 Pulse 3D headset this week Announced. Although the built-in technology is similar to what was released in the black and white version last year, buyers are getting a new color option.
If you prefer the newer version of the Pulse 3D, you can now pre-order the headset from several retailers. This includes Media Mark and Saturn. The new hardware is already listed on Amazon. Related product links are below:
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According to Sony, the headset is optimized for 3D audio. With the help of Tempest 3D Audiotech, the PS5 console maker claims that “the soundtrack is incredibly stunning, with sound coming from every direction”.
The Pulse 3D wireless headset is equipped with two integrated microphones with noise suppression technology. In addition, Sony talks about easily accessible controls for microphone mute, master volume and in-game audio and chat mix ratio.
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The Pulse 3D wireless headset performed well in our hardware test, despite some reviews. Chang wrote at the end: “Good sound acoustics, good radio performance, easy to use, versatile, optically compatible with PS5 design and its low weight, soft ear cups and flexible plastic straps, very comfortable to wear for many hours – Pulse 3D offers a lot of performance for the money.”
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