Sony has delayed the launch of its Pulse Elevate wireless speakers after finding a production issue, and it has not named a new date.
As part of our ongoing quality testing of Pulse Elevate speakers, we have identified a production issue with the product and have made the decision to delay the launch.
The additional time will allow us to ensure the product will deliver the experience we intended for our players.
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