The PlayStation Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers Have Been Delayed Indefinitely - Press Start Australia
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UPDATE 3: PlayStation has today announced that the Pulse Elevate speakers have been delayed indefinitely due to a production issue. This is surprising given they were set to launch in under two weeks and is the second product alongside its fighting stick that has been delayed near launch.
The PlayStation Blog post says: “As part of our ongoing quality testing of Pulse Elevate speakers, we have identified a production issue with the product and have made the decision to delay the launch. The additional time will allow us to ensure the product will deliver the experience we intended for our players. We apologize for the delay and appreciate your patience and understanding.
We look forward to bringing Pulse Elevate to players soon.” UPDATE 2: The PlayStation Pulse Elevate speakers are now up for pre-order in Australia.
You can grab them from Amazon and JB Hi-Fi at the below links: AMAZON PlayStation Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers (White) - $329 with free shipping PlayStation Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers (Black) - $329 with free shipping JB HI-FI PlayStation Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers (White) - $329 PlayStation Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers (Black) - $329 UPDATE: PlayStation Australia has confirmed that the PlayStation
Pulse Elevate wireless speakers will launch in Australia on November 12th for $329.95 AUD.
Pre-orders will go live on September 1st at 10:00am AEST. ORIGINAL STORY: PlayStation has revealed that the PlayStation Pulse Elevate speakers will launch on November 12th for $219.99 USD (~$310 AUD). We still don't have an exact Australian price yet, but will let you know as soon as we do. The Pulse Elevate speakers offer desktop quality audio for PS5, PC, Mac or the PlayStation Portal with Tempest 3D AudioTech.
They have a built-in mic with AI enhanced noise rejection, and they're powered by PlayStation Link for low-latency or Bluetooth as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?vlgn9VHKFDd0 The big difference here is that these speakers are wireless, so you can take them off the charging docks and use them around the house, whether it be to use your PlayStation Portal, or maybe you just want to put them in a position at your
living room that doesn't have access to power.
The EQ in them will be able to be controlled through the PS5 or PC, and there's volume controls on the actual speakers themselves too.
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