Overview
- Sony announced two models — the PlayStation Pulse Wireless and the premium Pulse Edge Wireless — in a PlayStation Blog post this week, with the standard Pulse due in select markets during the 2026 holiday season and the Edge slated for early 2027.
- Both headsets use larger custom planar magnetic drivers to deliver fuller, deeper bass and clearer spatial detail, with the Pulse using four magnets per driver and the Pulse Edge using eight.
- Both products support PlayStation Link for lossless, ultra-low-latency wireless to PS5, PS Portal, PC, and Mac and can run Bluetooth streams at the same time.
- Both headsets include integrated microphones with AI-based noise rejection; the Pulse Edge adds active noise cancellation, a detachable boom mic plus a hidden secondary mic, game/chat balance controls on PS5, a 3.5mm jack, and a carrying case.
- Sony has not announced exact launch dates, pricing, battery life, or weight, so real-world comfort and value will depend on future price points and independent reviews while the lineup builds on PlayStation’s earlier Pulse products.