Sony's Pulse Elite headset offers great audio and innovative design features, even if its PlayStation Link integration raises some questions.
Pulse Elite MSRP $150.00 Score Details DT Recommended Product “The Pulse Elite is the best PS5 headset you can buy --by default.” Pros Cons PlayStation has been busy over the last two years. The brand hasn’t just been busy pumping out award-winning games during the PS5 era; it’s been building an Apple-like tech ecosystem right under our noses. That reality became fully clear last year when Sony launched its PlayStation Portal handheld.
It’s certainly a visual statement, but one with some function. The Pulse Elite’s microphone is stealthily housed in the left arm. It can be quickly unsheathed from the tip by pushing the plastic forward, revealing a flexible mic arm hidden within. It’s a great design detail that lets players keep their microphone hidden when it’s not in use without having to keep track of a detachable add-on.
The headset produces detailed sound across ranges. Helldivers 2 would serve as a perfect test case as it’s full of crisp and detailed sounds. When I’m jumping into a pod to queue up for a match, I can hear every clang as I lock into the metallic device. Gunshots are sharp and impactful, with a bit of bass under the shot to emphasize the burst.
Sony claims that the Pulse Elite’s battery can last up to 30 hours. While it’s hard to gauge how consistent that figure is, I can attest that the battery lasts much longer than those in other Sony headsets I’ve used. In my first go-round with it, I wore it for a three-hour gaming session, picked it up for a handful of one- to two-hour sessions over the course of a week, and tooled around with testing it on both PC and mobile. After all that time, I still had three battery ticks.
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