PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds, Pulse Elite headphones launched in India with Link tech, AI noise rejection

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Sony, after several months since the global release, has finally launched the PlayStation Pulse Explore wireless earbuds and Pulse Elite wireless headphones in the Indian market. These accessories are designed for the PlayStation 5 console and offer features like Sony's 3D Audio, lossless connection using new Link technology, and more.

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Sony will make the Pulse Elite headphones and the Pulse Explore earbuds available in India starting 11th October 2024 at various retail outlets such as Sony's own Sony Centre, its online store, Vijay Sales, Croma, Reliance Digital, Flipkart, Amazon, and Blinkit.

As for the price, the Sony Pulse Explore earbuds will retail at ₹18,990, while the Pulse Elite headphones will be priced at ₹12,990.

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Sony's Pulse Explore earbuds are the first PlayStation-branded wirless earbuds and are designed for both home and on-the-go gaming, working seamlessly with both the PS5 and the PS Portal remote player for the console. They feature planar magnetic drivers, and Sony claims you get the full-fledged 3D Audio experience, with AI-powered noise rejection. 

They also include Sony's new PlayStation Link technology, enabling a lossless wireless connection with compatible devices like PC, Mac, PS5, and the PS Portal. The Pulse Explore wireless earbuds come with a PlayStation Link USB adapter for use with PS5 consoles, PC, and Mac. The charging case provides up to 10 hours of additional charge (5 hours with the earbuds), and they are equipped with built-in microphones.

As for the Pulse Elite, these are the follow-up and more premium version of the Pulse 3D headphones launched with the PS5. They also feature planar magnetic drivers, support AI-driven noise rejection, and include PlayStation Link.

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