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Sony's Pulse Elevate Speakers Hit Production Snag
9 Nov
Summary
- Sony delayed Pulse Elevate speakers due to a production issue.
- The speakers feature planar magnetic drivers and AI noise rejection.
- Pulse Elevate speakers are priced at $220 and support PlayStation Link.
Sony has postponed the launch of its Pulse Elevate wireless speakers following the discovery of a significant production issue. The company stated that this delay is necessary to ensure the product delivers the intended gaming experience for its players.
The Pulse Elevate speakers were initially slated for release on November 12. No revised timeline has been provided by Sony as of the announcement. The issue was identified during ongoing quality testing, prompting the decision to delay.
Key features of the Pulse Elevate include studio-inspired planar magnetic drivers for detailed audio across the spectrum, and built-in woofers for bass. They also incorporate AI-enhanced noise rejection microphones to minimize environmental sound during communication.
Compatibility with PlayStation Link offers low-latency, high-fidelity audio transmission on compatible devices like the PS5, PC, Mac, and PlayStation Portal. The speakers are also designed for portability with rechargeable batteries and a charging dock, and support standard Bluetooth connections.
The Pulse Elevate speakers are priced at $220, with preorders having started on September 1. Despite the delay, their advanced features suggest they may justify the cost for dedicated gamers seeking high-quality audio.
