Sony Is Finally Rolling Out A PC Driver For The PlayStation Link

Here is a 195-word summary of the news article: Sony is finally releasing a PC driver for its PlayStation Link wireless connectivity technology, which powers the Pulse Elite and Pulse Explore PS5 headsets. The driver, rolling out gradually between now and October 2nd, will allow users to adjust settings and update their devices on PC without needing to connect to a PS5. The new driver includes a quick menu accessible from the system tray or by pressing the PS Link button on the device. This menu lets users adjust audio settings, check battery levels, and receive notifications about firmware updates. With the driver installed, users can also directly update the firmware for their Pulse Elite/Explore headsets and the PS Link dongle by connecting them to the PC via USB cable. PS Link is Sony's proprietary wireless audio technology, offering high-quality lossless audio with low latency, separate from Bluetooth. Currently, it is only used for the Pulse Elite and Pulse Explore headsets, so the new driver is only relevant to those devices. Other PS5 wireless accessories, like the DualSense controllers, still require the PlayStation Accessories app. The driver should install automatically when plugging in the USB device, though the gradual rollout means it may not be available immediately for all users.