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Verkauft wird hier ein Sony PS5 Pulse 3D Headset. Die Originalverpackung und der Dongle sind dabei.
Es funktioniert einwandfrei, wurde leider nicht lange benutzt.
Gerne auch meine anderen Angebote anschauen, da gibt es noch mehr Spiele etc.
Abholung bevorzugt.
Versand übernimmt Käufer.
Wegen der neuen Gesetzesbestimmung erfolgt die Anzeige unter Ausschluß jeglicher Gewährleistung, Garantie und Rücknahme. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt, kann ich keine Garantie für das neuen EU-Recht übernehmen. Der Käufer erklärt sich damit einverstanden und erkennt dies beim Kauf an! Die Ware wird unter Ausschluß jeder Rechts- und Sachmängelhaftung verkauft. Rückgabe ausgeschlossen. Laut dem neuen EU-Recht muss dieser Zusatz unter jeder Onlineauktion stehen!
The Pulse 3D has earned its place as a sensible, purpose-built PS5 headset, and €70 in excellent condition is a fair price rather than a bargain. Your comparable listings put the median at €67, with the central market running from €58 to €71, so this sits near the top of the normal range but remains defensible if the set is genuinely clean and complete.
Its strengths are straightforward: easy USB wireless operation, comfortable wear, useful game/chat mixing and convincing Tempest 3D positioning on PS5. It also works wirelessly with PS4 and computers, while the 3.5 mm cable adds useful fallback compatibility. Check that the wireless dongle, charging cable and analogue cable are included, since the dongle is essential to the intended setup. The microphone is serviceable rather than special, and Bluetooth is absent, but neither is a serious issue for a PS5-focused buyer.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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