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Sony has revived its classic Walkman-era headphones with the $59.99 MDR-3R, featuring USB-C connectivity, 23mm drivers and a lightweight retro design. Independent testing praises their comfort and clear vocals but identifies weak bass, limited noise isolation…
Sony reported a 44% increase in quarterly net profit to 449.6 billion yen, supported by strong PlayStation software sales and the success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. PlayStation 5 console…
The PlayStation 6 and Xbox Project Helix could cost $1,000 or more as gaming hardware expenses rise, although neither company has confirmed pricing. Meanwhile, a newly published Sony patent…
Sony has unveiled the Prism Collection, featuring transparent DualSense controllers and matching PS5 console covers in three colors. Controllers cost $84.99, while covers cost $74.99…
Sony revives its popular foldable WH-1000XM4 design with refined sound, a 10-band equalizer, and an updated battery. At $299.99, the WH-1000XM4C delivers impressive comfort and audio…
Sony is offering a $40 discount on an additional refurbished DualSense controller when purchased with a certified refurbished PS5. Digital and disc-based consoles start at $499 and $549…
Two newly certified Sony PlayStation devices have fueled speculation about a PlayStation Portal OLED refresh, though Sony has not confirmed the hardware.
Sony QSSR review covering AI upscaling on PS5, image quality improvements, performance, PSSR differences, supported games, and what the technology means for console gaming.
Microsoft will publish Hideo Kojima’s Physint after Sony withdrew from the project, expanding Xbox’s partnership with Kojima Productions beyond OD.
Sony clarifies that its Austrian disc plant expects a 10% decline in production in 2028, not 90%, while its plan to stop physical releases of new PlayStation games remains in place.
Sony LinkBuds Clip bring open-ear audio, three listening modes, AI-assisted calls, 37-hour battery life and a lightweight clip-on design for daily use.
Sony will discontinue physical PlayStation game discs for all new releases starting in January 2028, marking a major shift toward digital game downloads and the PlayStation Store.
