Sony DualSense Wireless Controller - Black

You can charge the DualSense controller by connecting it to your PlayStation 5 console using the included USB Type-C cable. You can also use a compatible USB wall adapter with a USB Type-C cable. The light bar will slowly pulse orange during charging.

No, the DualSense controller is primarily designed for and fully compatible with the PlayStation 5 console. While it may connect to other devices via Bluetooth, its advanced features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are not supported on PS4.

The DualSense controller's software is updated via your PlayStation 5 console. When a new system software update is available for your PS5, it will often include updates for your controller. Connect your controller to the PS5 and follow the on-screen prompts for system updates.

Pressing the Create button (located to the left of the touchpad) will bring up the Create menu. From here, you can take screenshots, record recent gameplay, or start a new broadcast to share your gaming moments.

Info needed: Specific battery life in hours. Battery life varies significantly based on game usage, the intensity of haptic feedback and adaptive trigger effects, and integrated speaker usage.

Yes, the DualSense controller features a standard 3.5mm headset jack, allowing you to connect most wired gaming headsets directly to the controller for audio and microphone functionality.

There is a dedicated mute button located below the PlayStation button. Pressing it will mute your microphone, indicated by an orange glow on the button. Press it again to unmute.

Ensure the PS5 is on. Connect the controller to the PS5 with a USB Type-C cable and press the PlayStation button to re-establish the connection. If issues persist, try restarting your PS5.

Check if the game you are playing supports these features. Not all games utilize them. Also, ensure the controller's software is up to date via your PS5 settings and that the features are enabled in the game or console settings.

Try a different USB Type-C cable and a different USB port on your PS5, or a different compatible USB wall adapter. Ensure the charging cable is securely connected to both the controller and the power source. If charging through the console, make sure the PS5 is powered on or in Rest Mode with USB power supply enabled.

Check the dedicated mute button on the controller to ensure it's not activated (it glows orange when muted). Verify microphone settings in your PS5's sound settings, and ensure the correct input device is selected. If using a headset, check its connection to the 3.5mm jack.

Ensure the controller's software is up to date. Occasionally, dust or debris can cause minor issues; gently try cleaning around the base of the joysticks. If the problem persists, it may indicate a hardware issue requiring professional service.