Where to buy the PlayStation Pulse Elite headset - Sony’s new PS5 companion available now

Here’s where you can buy the new Pulse Elite wireless headset

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US -jump to retailer linksAmazon - $149.99Walmart - $149.99Best Buy - $149.99Target - $149.99GameStop - $149.99PS Direct - $149.99—————————————————–UK -jump to retailer linksAmazon - £129.99Very - £129.99Currys - £129Argos - £129.99EE - £129.99Game - £129.99PS Direct - £129.99

If you’re looking for more of the new PS5 hardware, then check in with ourPlayStation Portal restock tracker, ourPlayStation Pulse Explore stock tracker, and ourwhere to buy a PS5 Slimpage.

The Pulse Elite headset is not out in the wild! As a result, we’re gathering together all the best places you can buy the headset and jump into the next generation of PS5 audio with ease.

With the originalPS5 Pulse 3D wireless headsetbeing one of thebest PS5 headsetsmoney can buy, we’re hoping for big things from the Elite set. Offering planar magnetic drivers, a retractable microphone, up to 30 hours of battery life (with quick charging), and speedy and lossless connectivity throughPlayStation Link(Sony’s new proprietary wireless tech), it certainly sounds like it’s taking things up a notch when it will find its way into players' hands come February 21, 2024.

As a result, knowing where to buy aPlayStation Pulse Eliteheadset is definitely worth considering if you’re looking to upgrade your audio game. And we’re here to help: we’re keeping tabs on all the best places to buy and which retailers have readily-available stock so it’ll pay to bookmark this page and keep those links to hand. Plus, if you got aPlayStation Portalfor Christmas, then teaming it with the upcoming wireless headset (or thePulse Explore earbuds) could be a match made in heaven this winter, and one that is incredibly appealing.

Anyway, Pulse Elite stock looks great everywhere right now, and we’ve gathered up a host of links to retailers below that’ll take you straight to where you need to be.

Where to buy PlayStation Pulse Elite - US

Amazon - $149.99Making things beautifully convenient at this time of year, the online retailer behemoth Amazon has stock ready to go.

Walmart - $149.99After a bit of delay appearing at the big retailer, you can now buy a Pulse Elite at Walmart for the standard price.

Best Buy - $149.99Best Buy is another go-to place for Sony gaming gear and the Elite is no exception. Place your order here, and be sure to select the right store or delivery option.

Target - $149.99Target ran out of pre-order stock at one time, but is now back in the game and a viable Pulse Elite purchase option.

GameStop - $149.99The gaming specialist retailer has your back and has the Pulse Elite up and ready for purchase.

PlayStation Direct - $149.99You can go straight to the source and buy the Elite headset from PlayStation Direct in the US.

Where to buy PlayStation Pulse Elite - UK

Amazon UK - £129.99Making it nice and easy, you can head over to Amazon right now to bag your Elite headset.

Very - £129.99You can also pop into Very right now and buy the Pulse Elite headset. A popular retailer in the UK, you can trust this one for such an order.

Currys - £129Currys is well in the Pule Elite race and has even rounded down the price by 99p, so is offering the lowest price in the UK right now! Result.

Argos - £129.99The Pulse Elite headset is up at Argos and you can get it delivered from the big retailer ort collect it.

EE - £129.99Not necessarily folks' go-to for gaming gear, but the mobile phone operator’s store has stock ready to go.

Game - £129.99As well as stocking the earbuds we also like the look of, Game has a steady stock of the Elite headset ready to go and nail down.

PlayStation Direct - £129.99Purchasing the Elite headset can be easily done by heading straight to the source over at Sony’s storefront.

Where to buy PlayStation Pulse Elite - FAQs

How much is the Pulse Elite headset?

The PlayStation Pulse Elite wireless headset costs $149.99 / £129.99 placing it about 30% more than it’s predecessor, the Pulse 3D headset.

What are the features of the Pulse Elite headset?

The Pulse Elite headset refines and builds upon the 3D Pulse that came before it offering lossless, audio, lightning-fast connectivity using PlayStation link technology, planar magnetic drivers, AI-enhanced noise rejection, and dual-connectivity with Bluetooth. There’s also a retractable mic, charging hangar, and a battery life of up to 30 hours.

Does the Pulse Elite headset come with PlayStation Link?

Yes, the PlayStation Pulse Elite headset is PlayStation Link-enabled right out of the box! This promises seamless, lossless, high-quality audio, and also means the Pulse elite headset is a great companion for the PlayStation Portal.

Does the Pulse Elite have noise canceling?

The Pulse Elite headset doesn’t have noise cancelation as we know it - from the likes of Sony’s awesome headphones, for example - but is promising a different but similar feature for the Elite’s microphone The Pulse Elite comes equipped with what Sony calls “AI-enhanced Noise Rejection”. This feature will reject noise from the microphone, through the power of AI tech and keep your voice clear.

Looking for something that’s not cord-free? Peruse our list of thebest wired gaming headsetsyou can buy right now.

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