Sony DualSense Wireless Controller - Green

Connect the controller to your PlayStation 5 console or a compatible USB power adapter using a USB-C cable. The light bar will slowly blink orange while charging and turn off when fully charged.

While the DualSense controller can connect to some other devices (like PCs or mobile phones) via Bluetooth, its unique haptic feedback and adaptive trigger features are fully supported only on the PlayStation 5 console.

Haptic feedback replaces traditional rumble vibrations with more precise, localized, and varied tactile sensations, allowing you to feel different textures, impacts, and environmental effects in games more realistically.

Adaptive triggers are the R2 and L2 buttons that can dynamically adjust their resistance and tension. This allows game developers to simulate actions like pulling a bowstring, firing different weapons, or pressing a vehicle's accelerator or brake with varying force feedback.

The battery life of the DualSense controller typically ranges from 6 to 12 hours, but this can vary significantly depending on game usage, the intensity of haptic feedback, and adaptive trigger effects. Using the built-in microphone also affects battery consumption.

Yes, the DualSense Wireless Controller includes a 3.5mm audio jack, allowing you to connect compatible wired headsets directly to the controller for game audio and voice chat.

Up to four DualSense Wireless Controllers can be connected and used simultaneously with a single PlayStation 5 console.

Ensure the controller is charged. Connect the controller to the PS5 with a USB-C cable, then press the PS button. If it still doesn't connect, try resetting the controller: Locate the small reset button on the back of the controller (near the L2 button), use a small pin or paperclip to press and hold it for 3-5 seconds, then attempt pairing again.

Verify that the game you are playing supports these specific features, as not all games utilize them. Check your PS5's controller settings to ensure 'Vibration Intensity' and 'Trigger Effect Intensity' are not set to 'Off'. Ensure your controller's firmware is up to date via the PS5 settings.

Battery life varies with haptic feedback and adaptive trigger intensity. To conserve power, reduce these settings in the PS5 controller options. If not charging, try a different USB-C cable or a different USB port on the PS5. Ensure the PS5 is powered on or in Rest Mode with USB power supply enabled.