Sony has outfitted the Pulse Explore buds with planar magnetic drivers, which are far less common than the dynamic drivers found in the vast majority of earbuds. It’s not terribly surprising to ...

Sony also shared new details today on the PlayStation-branded wireless earbuds that it first revealed several months ago. They’re officially called the Pulse Explore and will be priced at $199. ...

But in the last few years, we've been seeing more low-latency gaming earbuds from the likes of JBL, Razer, HyperX and others. Now Sony has joined the fray with its $200 Pulse Explore buds ...

The goal of Sony’s PlayStation Pulse Explore wireless earbuds can be distilled down to two features: high-quality detailed audio and a plug-and-play setup. Clearly, Sony wanted these earbuds to ...

Sony has announced the Pulse Explore wireless earbuds and the Pulse Elite wireless headset for the PS5 console. The Pulse Explore wireless earbuds are the first-ever officially internally ...

The PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds are excellent ... them against some other big-hitters of the gaming earbud market, namely Sony’s own Inzone Buds. Coming in at an almost identical price ...

However, not all gaming earbuds are equal, even when they're from the same manufacturer. Case in point: the Sony Inzone Buds and the PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds. Both earbuds are from the ...

For even better audio, check out the Sony Pulse Explore wireless gaming earbuds, which are available from Best Buy at $30 off. From their original price of $200, they’re down to $170 ...

Sony has expanded its PlayStation 5 accessories lineup in India with the launch of the Pulse series audio devices. The newly introduced Pulse Explore wireless earbuds and Pulse Elite wireless ...

This is where the Sony PlayStation Pulse Explore comes out on top. The earbuds are equipped with two hidden mics with AI-enhanced noise rejection, and in my testing, I sounded clear. On the flip ...

The PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds are excellent gaming earbuds ... That lofty list price pitches them against some other big-hitters of the gaming earbud market, namely Sony’s own Inzone Buds.