DualSense Wireless Controller - Chroma Teal

Firmware updates for the DualSense controller are typically managed through your PlayStation 5 console. Connect the controller via USB and check for system software updates on your PS5.

No, the DualSense controller is designed for the PlayStation 5 and is not officially compatible with the PS4 for gaming. It may function as a standard Bluetooth controller for certain features on other devices.

Battery life varies significantly based on usage, particularly with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers enabled. Expect anywhere from 5-12 hours on a full charge.

The Chroma Teal finish is designed to shift in color depending on the angle and light, giving it an iridescent appearance. Its exact look can vary based on ambient lighting conditions.

The 3.5mm jack allows you to plug in any standard headset for voice chat or game audio directly through the controller, offering convenience without needing to connect to your console.

No, support for these advanced features is implemented on a game-by-game basis by the developers. Check individual game descriptions or reviews for specific DualSense feature support.

Ensure the controller is charged. Try connecting it to the PS5 with a USB Type-C cable to re-establish the connection. Restart your PS5 console.

Check the controller's settings on your PS5 or PC to ensure these features are enabled. Verify that the game you are playing supports these DualSense features.

Ensure the microphone is not muted via the dedicated button. Check privacy settings on your console or PC. Test with a different application or game.

Use the official USB Type-C cable and a reliable power source. Try a different USB port or charging adapter. Ensure the charging port on the controller is clean.

Ensure your PC/Mobile device's Bluetooth drivers are up to date. Minimize interference from other wireless devices. Try re-pairing the controller.