Sony has announced the PlayStation Pulse and PlayStation Pulse Edge , two new wireless headsets. Both use planar magnetic drivers and PlayStation Link connectivity. Planar magnetic drivers use flat diaphragms between magnets, which can deliver cleaner bass and less distortion. Sony brought this tech to gaming with the Pulse Elite in 2024 after buying audio brand Audeze. PlayStation Link offers ultra-low latency audio and lets players switch between the PS5, PlayStation Portal, PC, and Mac. The headsets also support Bluetooth. Both models have microphones with AI noise rejection. The Pulse Edge has double the magnets of the standard Pulse for deeper bass. It also adds active noise cancellation and a detachable boom mic. The Pulse launches in select markets during the 2026 holiday season. The Pulse Edge follows in early 2027. Prices have not been announced. This article, Sony PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge wireless headsets announced , was originally published...
HONOR continues to push the limits of foldable phones with the new HONOR Magic V6 . While other brands are simply aiming to make their phones thinner and lighter, HONOR goes beyond that by making its foldable one of the toughest in the market. But that doesn’t mean it skimps on other departments, including performance, battery life, display quality, and more. But how good is it really? Let’s find out in our HONOR Magic V6 review. HONOR Magic V6 Specs Android 16, MagicOS 16 Dual SIM, Dual Standby 7.95-inch LTPO 2.0 foldable display, 2352 x 2172 pixel resolution, ~403ppi SGS Minimize Crease Certified 5,000-nit peak brightness 100% DCI-P3 6.52-inch LTPO 2.0 AMOLED cover display 6,000-nit peak brightness 1-120Hz refresh rate, 4320Hz PWM dimming Stylus support Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 octa-core processor Adreno 840 GPU HONOR E2 power chip, HONOR C1+ 16GB RAM 512GB internal storage, non-expandable s...