PULSE 3D WIRELESS HEADSET

The only official place to hear Sony’s new Tempest Engine in all its 3D audio glory, the Pulse headset is ready for all those long-promised 360- degree soundscapes. And because one microphone clearly isn’t enough for the new generation, two builtin noise- cancelling mics are ready to make sure your friends never miss your ‘ inspiring’ Warzone rants.

£89.99, game.co.uk

SONOS ARC

PS5’s 3D audio abilities will apparently be available on other devices than just the Pulse headset but we don’t have all the details just yet. The Sonos Arc soundbar with Dolby Atmos is still a worthwhile investment regardless. Without the need for additional speakers, this impressive solution delivers multi-layered sound perfect for basking in the audio of those 4K Ultra HD Blu- Ray releases.

£799, sonos.com

NANOLEAF 9 PANEL KIT

With no official next-gen passthrough support just yet for the Philips Hue Play Sync HDMI box, a set of Nanoleaf panels can brighten your gaming space without worrying about HDMI 2.1 features. Customise your own design with the official app and then create your own perfect companion colour profiles for your favourite games. Orange is for Crash Bandicoot…?

£179.99, nanoleaf.me

DUALSENSE CHARGING STATION

Nothing screams 1995 kid’s bedroom quite as loudly as wires trailing across the floor from your sofa to your console. This charging station has space for two DualSense controllers and can fit neatly on a side table or out of sight. Just remember to pop them on charge when you go to bed. 2020 still can’t remind you to do that. £24.99, argos.co.uk