Fix: Sony Pulse 3D Not Charging

Check the battery percentage:

Different indicator mechanisms show information about the battery percentage on this headset. Let’s first understand how that works.

If you press the Chat button + Volume Down button at the same time. You will hear beeps, and a purple or orange light will blink depending on the battery percentage. If the purple light blinks three times and you hear three beeps, the headset is fully charged. Again, if the purple light blinks twice and you hear two beeps, the headset is medium charged. Now, if the purple light blinks three times and you hear one beep, it indicates a low battery. Finally, if you see an orange light blink fast and hear one beep, the headset immediately requires a charge. The battery is completely drained.

So if it is the first scenario with your Pulse 3D, the charge on it is complete, and you do not need to worry about it. However, if it is any other cases, try the solutions mentioned below.

Quick workaround:

Some users have found a workaround for the specific problem. It has worked for many users, so you should also try it.

• Connect the headset to your PS5 or PC.
• Plug in the charger.
• Then turn off the headset while it is plugged and connected to the PS5.

This should get your headset charging normally again.

But if this does not work with your headset, try the next solution.

Disable Rest Mode:

The PS5 has a rest mode that works actively to control battery usage. When the headset is connected to the console, it is attached as an accessory, and usually, rest mode disconnects or limits the accessory’s functionality. So if it is turned on in your PS5, it is time you disable it. Let’s see how you can do that.

• Open up Settings on your console.
• Go to System.
• Now, go to Power Saving.
• Select Feature Available in Rest Mode.
• Here, set the Supply Power to USB ports to Always.

Now try charging the headset with your PS5’s USB port again. If it still does not work, try the final solution mentioned below.

Reset the headset:

If none of the above solutions worked for you, try resetting the Pulse 3D.

• Turn off the headset.
• Connect the USB wireless adapter to your console.
• Insert a pin or toothpick into your wireless adapter’s hole surrounding the reset button.
• Push in for at least a second and then release it. This will reset the headset.

To hard reset your headset, you need to follow additional steps.

• Keep the headset set to Off.
• Press and hold the Chat and Volume + buttons on your headset.
• While holding the Chat button and the Volume + button, slide the headset’s power switch on.

If the reset is successful, the headset and adapter will connect again. And plugging in the charging will also charge the Pulse 3D normally again.

So these are the solutions to fix the Sony Pulse 3D not charging issue. If you have any questions or queries about this article, comment below, and we will get back to you. Also, check out our other articles on iPhone tips and tricks, Android tips and tricks, PC tips and tricks, and much more for more helpful information.