Sony's New $99.99 Pulse Headset Offers Strong Sound With Planar Magnetic Drivers

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Sony has released the Pulse wireless headset for PlayStation at $99.99, positioning it as a strong option for users who want solid fundamentals rather than a feature-packed device. The headset uses custom planar magnetic drivers hidden inside its understated ear cups. These drivers are designed to produce clean, detailed audio for both gaming and music. The default tuning avoids excessive bass or harsh treble, which reviewers consider a pleasing balance. The Verge's review suggests the headset is worth considering even for users with devices beyond the PlayStation 5.

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