Sony has confirmed that the Pulse Elevate wireless speakers have been delayed due to production issues. Originally scheduled for release on November 12, there is currently no new release window, and details regarding refunds for the delay have not yet been announced.
Sony stated that ongoing quality testing identified production issues, and additional time will be used to ensure the product meets the expected experience for players. The company apologized for the delay but did not specify which components or functions were affected, nor could it confirm other specific causes at this stage.
Pulse Elevate is a wireless gaming speaker system consisting of two speakers, first unveiled at the PlayStation State of Play event in 2025, with pre-orders opening in September. The product is primarily designed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation Portal, but can also pair with PCs, Macs, and mobile devices.
Previously announced features include outputting 3D audio in compatible PlayStation games and using built-in microphones with noise cancellation. Some hardware content creators appear to have received the product, but Sony has yet to announce a new official release date.