If you’re considering new accessories for your PS5 setup, Sony recently confirmed it will release three first-party products in the coming months: the FlexStrike wireless fight stick, a 27-inch gaming monitor, and the Pulse Elevate wireless desktop speakers. These additions are aimed at players who want dedicated hardware for competitive fighting games, sharper visuals for both console and PC play, and improved desktop audio designed with PlayStation users in mind.
First, the FlexStrike wireless fight stick is scheduled to launch on August 6, 2026, coinciding with the release of MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls. Built for both PS5 and PC, the FlexStrike is positioned as a premium arcade-style controller that combines portability with modern conveniences. Sony has equipped the unit with a built-in rechargeable battery and includes a sling carrying case for easier transport. That combination makes it well suited to players who travel for tournaments or who want a compact, reliable fight stick at home without the need for constant cable management.
The fight stick’s wireless design aims to offer the low-latency response expected by competitive players, while the rechargeable battery removes the overhead of disposable power solutions. The included carrying case suggests Sony envisions this accessory as part of the on-the-go competitive scene, where durability and portability matter alongside control accuracy.
Next, Sony’s new 27-inch gaming monitor will be available in the United States and Japan beginning August 27, 2026. The display uses a QHD IPS panel featuring a 2560×1440 resolution that balances sharp detail and performance. On PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro consoles, the monitor supports a 120Hz refresh rate, enough to take full advantage of many next-gen games’ high-frame-rate modes. For compatible PCs and Macs, the panel can run up to 240Hz, giving desktop gamers access to very high refresh rates for competitive titles.
The combination of QHD resolution and IPS technology suggests the monitor will deliver wide viewing angles, consistent color, and improved clarity compared with 1080p panels. The higher refresh rate capability on PC makes the monitor a versatile option for users who split time between console and computer gaming, or who want one display that scales with multiple platforms and performance profiles.
Finally, Sony will add the Pulse Elevate wireless desktop speakers later this year, with pricing details to be announced closer to launch. Sony indicates the Pulse Elevate speakers incorporate the same audio technologies used in its Pulse Explore and Pulse Elite headsets. That lineage points to features designed to preserve clarity, spatial cues, and the immersive qualities players expect from PlayStation-branded audio products—now applied to a desktop speaker setup rather than headphones.
Regarding cost, Sony has revealed MSRP for two of the products: the FlexStrike fight stick will be priced at $199.99, while the 27-inch monitor will retail for $349.99. The company has not provided a final price for the Pulse Elevate speakers, but has confirmed they will arrive later this year. These price points position the fight stick and monitor as mid-range first-party accessories, appealing to gamers who want official PlayStation-branded hardware without moving into the highest-priced premium tier.
Taken together, Sony’s upcoming accessory lineup covers input, display, and audio—three core areas that influence the quality of a gaming setup. The FlexStrike fight stick offers a portable competitive controller option, the 27-inch QHD monitor provides a flexible display for both console and PC, and the Pulse Elevate speakers deliver a desktop audio choice tuned with PlayStation audio expertise. If you prioritize official compatibility and cohesive design within the PlayStation ecosystem, these releases offer practical upgrades for a modern PS5 gaming rig.