PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller - White

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

Yes, the DualSense controller can be used with a PC via a USB-C cable or Bluetooth. While it functions as a standard gamepad, full functionality for haptic feedback and adaptive triggers may vary depending on the game and whether specific drivers or software (like Steam) are used.

Battery life varies significantly based on game and feature usage. Generally, you can expect between 6 to 12 hours of gameplay. Intensive use of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers will reduce battery life.

To reset the controller, locate the small hole on the back of the controller, near the L2 trigger. Use a thin object like a straightened paperclip or a pin to press and hold the button inside for 5 seconds. This will reset the controller without affecting your PS5 settings.

No, the DualSense controller is not waterproof. Avoid exposing it to liquids, as this can cause damage and void any warranty.

The DualSense controller uses Bluetooth wireless technology, typically providing a reliable connection up to about 30 feet (10 meters) in an unobstructed environment. Actual range may vary based on interference and obstacles.

Yes, while this guide focuses on the White model, the DualSense controller is available in several other color variants, including Black, Cosmic Red, Galactic Purple, Cobalt Blue, Silver, and Pink.

Ensure the controller is charged. Try connecting it directly to the PS5 with a USB-C cable and pressing the PS button. If that fails, locate the small reset button on the back of the controller (near the L2 trigger), insert a pin or paperclip, hold for 5 seconds, then try pairing again.

Check your game's settings to ensure these features are enabled. Also, verify that your PS5 system software and the controller's firmware are up to date. Some games may not fully utilize these features.

Reduce the intensity of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in your PS5's controller settings (Settings > Accessories > Controllers). Also, decrease the brightness of the controller's light bar. Consider using a charging station to keep it topped up when not in use.

Ensure no strong wireless interference sources are near your PS5 or controller. Try moving closer to the console. If using wirelessly, try connecting via USB-C cable to see if the issue persists. Resetting the controller might also help.

First, try resetting the controller using the small button on the back. Ensure the controller is clean, especially around buttons and joysticks. If the issue persists, ensure your controller firmware is updated. If none of these solutions work, service may be required.