Just day before launch, Sony has announced that they’ve put a hold on their Pulse Elevate wireless speakers after discovering a “production issue” during quality testing. The speakers cost $219.99, by the way.
In an updated post on the PS Blog, the manufacturer didn’t go any further than a production issue. Frankly, like Push Square, I find this delay to give the same energy as the FlexStrike, which got delayed back in July, citing “unexpected production delays.” I do somewhat find it interesting that a company who used to juggle their entertainment endeavors, like PlayStation and Sony Pictures, and their consumer electronics brands is having issues with production of their accessories.
Obviously, I can’t say for sure, but I absolutely wouldn’t hold your breath on Sony releasing the speakers, as these are interestingly designed for desktops, which as you know, Sony has been steering away from bringing their non-live-service projects beyond the PlayStation ecosystem.
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