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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Sony Pulse Elite Wireless Headset Review: Impressive for the Price

Pros

• Fairly affordable
• Excellent sound (planar magnetic drivers)
• Low latency for gaming
• Connect to multiple devices at the same time
• Very good voice-calling performance

Cons

• Onboard controls don’t work when headset is paired with phone
• Slightly heavy and bulky

In December 2023, Sony released its $200 Pulse Explore earbuds. Though they’re ostensibly low-latency gaming buds designed to be used with Sony’s PS5 gaming console, its new PlayStation Portal remote player and Windows and Mac computers, they sound shockingly good for music listening when paired with a phone via Bluetooth. That’s largely because they feature planar magnetic drivers, the same low-distortion drivers found in Sony’s new $150 Pulse Elite Wireless Headset. And it’s that driver technology, along with excellent noise reduction and microphone performance, that ultimately makes the Pulse Elite a standout among a plethora of gaming headsets, especially at this price point.

Step-up design

From a design standpoint, I’d describe the Pulse Wireless Headset as a swankier version of Sony’s Pulse 3D Wireless Headset, which retails for around $100. Sony’s gaming headsets have always looked and felt a little plasticky (not surprising since they’re all-plastic affairs), but the Pulse Elite Wireless Headset has a cleaner, more futuristic look than the Pulse 3D, and its ear cups and cushy ear pads are a step up not only in terms of design but quality and comfort.

The only downside I noticed was that the black matte plastic on the exterior of the ear cups can easily get scuffed up (the black shows the scuff marks). I’d have preferred a lighter color for the ear cups, even if it would’ve taken away from the two-tone design. 

The big issue with noise-isolating earbuds like the Pulse Explore is that not everyone can get an optimal fit. If you don’t, the sound quality will be adversely impacted, so you may encounter one person who thinks the Pulse Explore buds sound great and another who’s underwhelmed. With an over-ear headset, sound quality issues related to fit tend not to be a thing.  

There are two ways to charge the headset. You can plug a USB-C cable into its USB-C port and charge that way. I charged using my own AC adapter, but you can connect the USB-C cable to one of your PS5’s USB ports if you have one free.

Additionally, Sony includes a little charging hanger (dock) that you mount on a wall or something you can drive a screw into (the screw isn’t included). On the underside of the headband, you’ll find a second charging port that meshes with the charging dock. You plug the included USB-C cable into the dock and connect the cable to your PS5 (or an AC adapter) and then hang the headset in the dock to charge it. 

Great for voice-calling

As with the Pulse Explore earbuds, I was impressed with this headset’s voice-calling capabilities. Callers told me it did a superb job suppressing background noise while my voice came through clearly, even on the noisy streets of New York (they couldn’t tell I was outside).

Certainly, having a boom microphone right in front of your mouth helps, but this is an excellent headset for making phone calls or videoconferencing on a computer.  

Sony Pulse Elite Wireless final thoughts

There are a lot of decent gaming headsets out there that are comfortable to wear over long gaming sessions. Some cost less than the Pulse Elite Wireless and some cost considerably more. Ultimately, what sets the Pulse Elite Wireless apart from the competition are its planar magnetic drivers and excellent sound quality for both gaming and everyday music listening. While it may not necessarily look like a high-end gaming headphone, it does perform like one and seems like a relative bargain. I wish it had a few more features that made it a little more conducive to use as an everyday headphone, but I can’t complain too much because headphones with planar magnetic drivers would cost a lot more.

In some ways, I do prefer the Pulse Explore earbuds, simply because they’re much smaller and thus easier to carry around (the buds cost more because of how challenging it is to implement planar magnetic driver technology in earbuds). But with earbuds, a certain segment of users won’t get the optimal fit and sound quality will suffer. With an over-ear headset like this, the vast majority of people should get a good fit, so you should see fewer negative reviews about sound quality, even though the Pulse Explore buds and Elite Wireless buds sound pretty similar. 

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