There are other options that will deliver a better experience, but that doesn't mean the Pulse 3D is a bad headset at all, because it isn't. Sure, it is neither the best looking or fitting headset on the market today. Granted, the Pulse 3D is generally quite cheap for a surround sound headset, but it is by no means the best option out there. The Pulse 3D is tailored to benefit the Tempest audio system used in the PS5, but, it's not a vastly unique enough experience to suggest picking one of these up to a regular surround sound headset. That means you can independently control chat and game sound from a single control box whether you’re playing PS3 or PC/Mac games. One thing I did notice with using the Pulse 3D audio headset was that there wasn't a major noticeable difference between the 3D audio it offers in comparison to surround sound headsets. The P11 is two headsets in one - a stereo USB headset for chat sound and an amplified stereo headset for game sound. Sony claims that it can last up to 12-hours on a single charge, which isn't all that much compared to a lot of wireless headsets these days, but it's still reasonable for the most part - especially since you can top it back up in a fraction of the time. The headset comes with a rechargeable battery and provided you keep it topped up every now and then, its battery life will get you through most gaming sessions. Alike the PS5, it's a bit bold in its design choice, and while the two do reflect each other, they aren't exactly subtle or particularly pleasing to look at - in the same way that abstract art isn't exactly everyone's cup of tea.
There is also a hidden mic in both earpads, so need to worry about a dangly bit of plastic in front of your mouth anymore.īefore we dive into the intricacies of the audio quality and connectivity options, I'd like to just quickly mention that the Pulse 3D headset really isn't all that easy on the eyes.
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There's plenty of options to play around with - in fact, they almost stretch the full circumference of the headset - and quite frankly, it can be hard to know what button you are fiddling with. There's also a mute button, a mic-monitoring slider to see how you sound to other people, a power switch, a USB-C charging port and the 3.5mm audio jack port. It’s sleek, too, with an adjustable top strap that perfectly cradles your head. On the left earpad is a variety of buttons and sliders that can be used to adjust volume and game-to-voice chat levels. While the original Sony Wireless Headphones matched the bulky, jet-black PS3, the new Pulse 3D Headset matches the aesthetic of the PS5 perfectly with a two-tone black-and-white colour scheme.
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