Sony has postponed its Pulse Elevate wireless speakers, six days before their planned November 12 debut. In a November 6 update to the PlayStation Blog, Sony said it found a production issue during quality testing. It struck the launch date from its original announcement and gave no replacement date.
What that means for buyers
Sony had announced the same launch date for the Midnight Black and White versions. The update applies to the speakers as a product. It gives no separate timetable for either finish and no details about the component involved. Buyers with an order can use the retailer’s own order status for delivery information.
What Pulse Elevate adds to a desktop setup
Sony designed the pair for desk setups where players want game audio and voice chat without wearing a headset. A microphone sits inside the right speaker. PlayStation Link carries game audio from compatible devices, including PS5, PC, Mac and PlayStation Portal. Bluetooth can carry a second source at the same time, such as a phone call while the game plays.
PlayStation’s original features trailer demonstrates the hardware shown before the delay. For more console coverage, visit ActivePlayer’s PS5 archive.
