You know your Pulse 3D headset is fully charged when the indicator light turns off, if the wireless adapter is not connected. If the wireless adapter is connected, the headset blinks orange once and then shows a solid white light to confirm the pulse 3d headset fully charged state while maintaining its connection.
Charging the pulse 3d headset
To begin charging, connect the supplied USB-C cable to the headset's charging port and the other end to a USB port on a PlayStation console (PS5 or PS4) or a compatible USB power adapter. The USB-C port is located on the bottom of the headset. Once connected, the status indicator light will slowly blink orange, confirming that charging has started. This initial behavior is the same whether you are charging wireless earbuds and headphones or this specific headset. Avoid using third-party cables or power sources to prevent potential damage to the headset's battery or internal components.
Indicator light status explained
The indicator light on your Pulse 3D headset communicates the battery status through specific colors and behaviors:
- Charging: The status indicator light slowly blinks orange.
- Fully charged without the wireless adapter connected: The status indicator light turns off completely.
- Fully charged with the wireless adapter connected: The status indicator blinks orange once and then turns solid white, showing it remains connected to the adapter.
- Low battery: The status indicator blinks orange and the headset beeps to alert you.
How long does a full charge take
A full charge for the Pulse 3D headset takes approximately 3.5 hours. For optimal charging, ensure the ambient temperature is between 10 °C and 30 °C. Charging outside this range may affect battery performance or charging speed.
How to check the battery level manually
- Turn the headset power on.
- Simultaneously press the CHAT and VOLUME, buttons.
- Listen for the beeps: The status indicator will blink, and the number of beeps corresponds to the current battery level. When checking battery level manually, a flashing green LED indicates a high battery level, a flashing yellow LED indicates a moderate battery level, and a blinking orange LED indicates a low battery level.
This audible method lets you quickly assess remaining power without interrupting your session.
Maintaining your headset battery
To maintain battery functionality, it is recommended to fully charge the battery at least once a year, even if the headset is not used for a long time. If the headset has been stored for an extended period, the indicator may not light up immediately when you connect the charging cable. Keep it connected until the light appears, which may take a few minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the Pulse 3D headset while it's charging?
Yes, you can use the headset while it charges, allowing uninterrupted gaming or audio use. Note that the charging time may be slightly longer if you are actively using it.
What is the battery life of the Pulse 3D headset after a full charge?
After a full charge, the Pulse 3D headset provides approximately 12 hours of battery life for continuous use, depending on volume levels and features like 3D audio.
Can I overcharge the Pulse 3D headset if I leave it plugged in?
No, the headset is designed with overcharge protection, so leaving it connected after it is fully charged will not damage the battery or the device.
What should I do if the indicator light does not turn on when I start charging?
If the headset has not been used for a long time, the indicator may not light up immediately. Keep the cable connected for several minutes; the light should appear as the battery wakes up.
