[Costco] PS5 Pulse 3D headset in stock costco

No idea for the down vote OP
But you got a big up vote from me

Was just looking this morning for those and couldn't find it
I have the old ps4 gold headset and they are peeling really bad lol

Thanks again OP

Igoran4s wrote: ↑ No idea for the down vote OP
But you got a big up vote from me

Was just looking this morning for those and couldn't find it
I have the old ps4 gold headset and they are peeling really bad lol

Thanks again OP

You can change everything on those gold headset. the pad are available on amazon for cheap

Thanks OP!
Got 1

Igoran4s wrote: ↑No idea for the down vote OP
But you got a big up vote from me

Was just looking this morning for those and couldn't find it
I have the old ps4 gold headset and they are peeling really bad lol

Thanks again OP

Daewoo wrote: ↑You can change everything on those gold headset. the pad are available on amazon for cheap

Funny...I was in a similar situation yesterday. I don't have an issue with my PS4 Gold headset but the leatherette parts like the blue band and the pads were peeling. I thought perhaps this would be the time I replace it with the pulse headset, though TBH I didn't wanna drop that much just yet. Then I found out they had replacements available online for like $20 for just the pads, or $30 if you want the band part replaced also. Since I still like my Gold Headset, decided to replace those instead. Will see how they are when they come tomorrow.

https://www.amazon.ca/Replacement-Plays ... 20&sr=8-10

These are garbage, save your money. Not being facetious.

Sepharite wrote: ↑ These are garbage, save your money. Not being facetious.

Why?

I have the gold headset and this one too. I am happy with this headset. I find it comfortable and good sound

Upvote for OP but personally I’d look at a steel series, turtle beach or Astro headset imo...

Thank you so much! I've been waiting for this

I had a terrible experience with PS4 Gold:
- Bad quality. Sounds very plasticky like it was about to snap, earcups peeled. For comparison: I own HyperX Cloud II that I picked up on sale for $70 and holy shit the quality of this headset blows away Sony.
- Average sound quality.
- Terrible mic.
- Battery is just awful. Requires charging every 1-2 days.

After looking at reviews about PS5 3D headset, I do not have that much faith in it. At least battery is somewhat improved and a mic.

Sepharite wrote: ↑ These are garbage, save your money. Not being facetious.

I bought it and it's fine. Sounds good, 3d works really well, people can hear me well.

My only complaint, the mute button on the DualSense Controller will not mute the Pulse3D headset. You gotta remove your hand and mute the headset through a physical button on the left ear cup. A bit silly since they're both Sony, PS5 devices.

Have these, can say they are comfortable on the head, and sound fine to me - drowns out the other noise in my building very well. The feedback option is nice so I can hear if my fan will be bothering to my teammates, and if I am being too loud. I am sure if you are an audiophile they won't be your cup of tea, but for the average gamer (playing NHL, Battlefield, etc) they seem good to me.

I have these. My honest opinion would be to look for something else or wait for a version 2 that at least has an adjustable head strap. I find these cut out a lot on games like COD Black Ops Cold War. They are uncomfortable for me to wear for stretches longer than 1 hour. The controls are hard to find when in game and even charging them in dim light is difficult as the controls are so small. I much prefer my Razer Kraken 7.1 wired phones that plug directly into the port on either a PS5 or Xbox Series X controller. Those phones have great sound and are completely adjustable with easy to reach controls. Why Sony went for the other design is beyond me...

found these uncomfortable. got arctis 7p instead

johnnyblayze wrote: ↑Why?

Uncomfortable. Felt like the pads were made out of cardboard with a thin layer of pleather. Also the sound was tinny and lacking in mids/highs.

I'm still using a pair of PS3 gold headphones that were gifted to me used and they are the best. I tried upgrading to the ps4 golds and the regular mates I play with said there was a huge sound quality difference so I returned them. Like some others said, if I upgrade, I go for a different brand

In before the experienced audiophiles of RFD...these work well.

Pros:
1. I appreciate the on-screen indicators for volume and game audio/voice chat mix.
2. I like wireless. The USB dongle is permanently in the back of the PS5.
3. Battery life is decent. I try to make sure I don't play for 5-6 hours straight and then forget to charge them.
4. 'PS game-specific sound profiles' are currently unavailable but who knows...

Cons:
1. These feel more uncomfortable to me compared to the PS4 Gold Headset.
2. Takes time to get used to where the buttons are. Now I can do it in my sleep.
3. Works with glasses but needs some initial adjustment.

pzachary wrote: ↑I have the gold headset and this one too. I am happy with this headset. I find it comfortable and good sound

Said212 wrote: ↑In before the experienced audiophiles of RFD...these work well.

Pros:
1. I appreciate the on-screen indicators for volume and game audio/voice chat mix.
2. I like wireless. The USB dongle is permanently in the back of the PS5.
3. Battery life is decent. I try to make sure I don't play for 5-6 hours straight and then forget to charge them.
4. 'PS game-specific sound profiles' are currently unavailable but who knows...

Cons:
1. These feel more uncomfortable to me compared to the PS4 Gold Headset.
2. Takes time to get used to where the buttons are. Now I can do it in my sleep.
3. Works with glasses but needs some initial adjustment.

How do you feel the Pulse 3D are in comparison to your old PS4 Gold headset? Interesting you said they're not as comfortable as the Gold...I wear glasses but I find the Gold headset fine. I also have a pretty big head btw so I don't think I'd want something too narrow. I know the Arctis or Turtle Beach ones are ones that people suggest but they seem more expensive from just looking on Amazon. These Pulse ones I was thinking of going to them, but as I said earlier...after finding replacement pads and band on Amazon, if the Pulse is not really a big upgrade and also less comfortable, I'd be happier to just spend $30 on replacing flaky pieces.

I don't use my Gold headset a ton, mostly for some gaming a bit if at night and also for zoom/google meetings.