DualSense Wireless Controller - Blue - DualSense

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

The DualSense controller can be connected to a PC via USB or Bluetooth for basic input. However, features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers may not be fully supported by all games or require specific drivers/software.

The 'Create' button allows you to quickly capture screenshots and video clips of your gameplay, as well as start broadcasting your gaming sessions to streaming platforms.

The controller's firmware is typically updated automatically when you update your PlayStation 5 system software. You can check for updates in your PS5 system settings.

Yes, the DualSense controller features a 3.5mm headset jack, allowing you to plug in your compatible headphones or gaming headset for audio and microphone use.

Info needed: Battery life varies significantly based on usage, particularly how often haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are engaged. Expect several hours of gameplay, but exact duration can differ.

To reset the controller, locate the small hole on the back near the L2 shoulder button. Use a small, pointed object (like a straightened paperclip) to press and hold the hidden button inside for 3-5 seconds. This will factory reset the controller.

Ensure the controller is charged. Connect it to the PS5 with a USB-C cable and press the PS button. If that doesn't work, try resetting the controller by pressing the small reset button on the back with a paperclip.

Check your PS5 settings under 'Accessories' > 'Controllers' to ensure 'Vibration Intensity' and 'Trigger Effect Intensity' are not set to 'Off'. Also, ensure the game you are playing supports these features.

Ensure the controller's mute button is not active (the LED on the button should be off). Check PS5 audio settings under 'Sound' > 'Microphone' to adjust input level and ensure the correct input device is selected.

Reduce 'Vibration Intensity' and 'Trigger Effect Intensity' in PS5 settings, as these features consume more power. Also, decrease the brightness of the controller's light bar. Consider enabling the power-saving option to turn off the controller after a period of inactivity.

Try resetting the controller using the reset button on the back. If the issue persists, ensure the controller's firmware is up to date via the PS5 system software. If the problem continues, it may indicate a hardware issue.