The $99 Sony Gaming Headset Showdown

<p>The Sony Pulse 3D Wireless headset launched near the PS5 release a few years ago. In spite of the &ldquo;Pulse&rdquo; branding in the name, it doesn&rsquo;t have the vibration feedback of the much older Sony Pulse headsets. It&rsquo;s also<strong>&nbsp;not</strong>&nbsp;the only headset that will work with Sony&rsquo;s new Tempest 3D audio system &mdash; any model connected to the console is supported.</p> <p>So yeah, its name is basically one big pile of &ldquo;misleading.&rdquo; But it does offer okay sound, a reasonable price, and a flashy industrial design.</p> <p>The Inzone series launched quietly last year, and the H3 is the cheapest model at $99. It&rsquo;s wired, and both the wire and the large boom microphone are permanently attached to the headset. It comes with a small audio processor box that&rsquo;s also permanently attached to a very long and spindly USB cable. The audio box has a&nbsp;<em>different</em>&nbsp;non-Tempest 3D audio system you can use with your PC and is not all that useful on a console due to all its controls requiring Sony&rsquo;s Inzone Hub PC software.</p> <p><a href="https://xander51.medium.com/the-99-sony-gaming-headset-showdown-2685436d2d39"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>
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