Sony's New PULSE Elevate Speaker Up for Preorder at 1748 Yuan
PlayStation China has opened preorders for the new PULSE Elevate wireless speaker, launching November 12 at a suggested retail price of 1748 yuan, featuring Tempest 3D Audio and AI noise-canceling mics.
Sony's got a new piece of PlayStation hardware on the way, and it's all about your ears. PlayStation China has officially opened preorders for the PULSE Elevate wireless speaker, with the launch set for November 12 and a suggested retail price of 1748 yuan. Check your platform's official store for the finer details.
The PULSE Elevate is built around Tempest 3D Audio, so you can expect that immersive, directional soundscape PlayStation has been pushing. It also packs built-in AI noise-canceling microphones, which should come in handy if you're chatting while you play.
Connectivity is where this thing gets interesting. It uses PlayStation Link, Sony's ultra-low-latency, lossless wireless tech, so your games, music, movies, and shows all stay perfectly in sync. You can also hook it up to your TV or smartphone via Bluetooth, giving you plenty of compatible devices to listen from.
Under the hood, each speaker houses planar magnetic drivers and a woofer, delivering a wide dynamic frequency range for immersive desktop audio. The idea is to drop you right into a detail-rich soundscape where every epic in-game moment hits exactly how it should.
Sony's also thought about your desk setup. Each speaker can be tilted to match your layout, and a charging dock comes included. You get a choice of black or white, so it'll blend right in with your PS5, PC, or Mac setup.
At 1748 yuan, it's a premium ask for a desktop speaker, but the mix of Tempest 3D Audio, PlayStation Link, and Bluetooth versatility makes it a tempting add-on for anyone deep in the PlayStation ecosystem. Just don't expect it to double as a subwoofer.
So, is the PULSE Elevate calling your name, or are you sticking with your current setup? Let us know in the comments!
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