- #Sony pulse wireless stereo ps3 gamer headset drivers
- #Sony pulse wireless stereo ps3 gamer headset download
It’s nowhere to be found on the box or the manual, and it wasn’t until I noticed the “Mode” button on the headset and began to research online before I discovered there even was a PULSE Manager App that would let me download the exclusive audio mode for BioShock Infinite. I only wish Sony did a better job promoting this app. This is the PULSE headset’s secret formula for better sound. And another cool feature is that it comes with an optional audio cable to use the headset with the PlayStation Vita, an iPad, iPhone, or any device with an audio jack.īut best of all, is the PULSE Elite Edition Manager App, free to download on the PlayStation Store.
Speaking of noise, I couldn’t hear any ambient sound from my surroundings-someone in the room with me had to wave in my face to get my attention.
#Sony pulse wireless stereo ps3 gamer headset drivers
It also has powerful drivers for crystal clear sound and boom-filled bass, on-screen updates (when used with a PS3 and firmware 4.20 and higher), 7.1 virtual surround sound, and a built-in microphone with noise-cancelling. Think of it as a form of gentle force feedback for your ears (not actual rumble-that’d give you a migraine). It’s called PULSE, because the built-in “Bassimpact” technology turns bass sounds into a pulse surrounding the earpads in addition to the bass you hear from the game. If definitely has a overall much more visually impressive look to it than the regular Wireless Stereo Headset. From the glossy black plastic and polished aluminum to the soft cushion-y earpads, the PULSE Elite Edition looks like a high-end stereo headset, and that’s because it is-with hallmark Sony design style. It’s about the same size as that headset, albeit with some added weight. If you’re unfamiliar with the PULSE Elite Edition Wireless Stereo Headset, it’s essentially the swankier, more stylish, “elite” big brother of the Official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset we reviewed back in September of 2011. It wasn’t until Sony suggested I try this exclusive audio mode that I took notice and sought to experience it for myself. I had actually missed the news completely, even with it being posted on the PlayStation Blog, and Irrational Games’ blog. This was something that was announced ahead of the launch of BioShock Infinite, but was quietly swept under the rug due to the overwhelming hype for the game. Sony didn’t only work with Irrational Games on BioShock Infinite for PlayStation Move support, they also worked closely with the studio to develop an exclusive audio mode for the PULSE Elite Edition Wireless Stereo Headset.
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