SIE Postpones PULSE Elevate Wireless Speaker Over Manufacturing Issue
Sony Interactive Entertainment postponed the PULSE Elevate Wireless Speaker after a manufacturing issue was confirmed during quality testing, PlayStation.Blog announced on November 7. The speaker was due November 12 at 37,980 yen including tax.
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Why it matters
The delay pulls the planned November 12 launch of SIE's first wireless speaker and leaves its release date open while the company runs further quality checks and adjustments.
Key Facts
- PlayStation.Blog announced the postponement of the PULSE Elevate Wireless Speaker on November 7.
- The stated reason is that a manufacturing issue was confirmed during quality testing.
- The speaker was scheduled for release on November 12 at 37,980 yen including tax.
- The PULSE Elevate supports PS5, PlayStation Portal, PC, and Mac.
- The speaker comes in Midnight Black and White.
No new date is set. It supports PS5, PlayStation Portal, PC, and Mac over PlayStation Link and Bluetooth, and ships in Midnight Black and White.
The speaker was announced at the September 2025 State of Play and priced at 37,980 yen including tax. Its two colors are Midnight Black and White. The unit has a planar magnetic driver and woofer, and the right speaker carries an AI noise-removing microphone. PlayStation Link and Bluetooth can run at the same time, and the speaker can travel with a PlayStation Portal or smartphone. On PS5, EQ and microphone mute can be set from the system menu; the same operations are planned for PC after release.
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