Sony DualSense PS5 Wireless Controller - White

You can charge the DualSense controller by connecting it to your PlayStation 5 console using a USB-C cable, or via a compatible charging station (sold separately).

Battery life varies significantly based on usage, especially with the intensive haptic feedback and adaptive trigger features. Expect several hours of gameplay, but exact duration depends on the game and settings.

Yes, you can connect the DualSense controller to your PlayStation 5 using a USB-C cable. This allows you to play while charging or if you prefer a wired connection.

There is a dedicated mute button located below the PS button on the controller. Press it once to mute; the button will glow orange when the microphone is muted.

No, the DualSense Wireless Controller is designed specifically for the PlayStation 5 console and is not officially compatible with the PlayStation 4 for gameplay.

Controller firmware updates are typically delivered automatically via your PlayStation 5 system software updates. Ensure your PS5 is always running the latest system software to keep your controller updated.

The 'Create' button allows you to quickly capture screenshots, record gameplay clips, and access various sharing options on your PlayStation 5, replacing the previous 'Share' button.

Ensure the controller is charged. Connect it to the PS5 with a USB-C cable. If still unresponsive, try resetting the controller using the small reset button on the back (use a paperclip) and then attempt to pair again.

Check in-game settings to ensure these features are enabled. Some games may not fully support them. Also, verify your PS5 system software and controller firmware are updated to the latest version. Settings can be adjusted under PS5 'Settings' > 'Accessories' > 'Controllers' > 'Vibration Intensity' and 'Trigger Effect Intensity'.

Check the microphone mute button on the controller (it will glow orange when muted). Adjust microphone level in PS5 'Settings' > 'Sound' > 'Microphone'. Ensure no physical obstructions are covering the mic.

Reduce vibration intensity and trigger effect intensity in the PS5 settings. Lower the brightness of the light bar. Ensure the controller is not left on unnecessarily when not in use. Some high-intensity games may naturally consume more power.

Try resetting the controller using the small button on the back. Ensure no debris is lodged around the analog sticks. If the issue persists after software updates and resets, it might indicate a hardware issue.