A:AnswerWhen your controller is done charging the indicator light around the touchpad will turn off. When it is still charging that indicator light will be orange, and when you are playing a game it will be red, blue, green, or purple depending on which player number you are. Also, you can usually check charging status by going to Accessories in the control center as well (when you push but don’t hold the PS button).
A:AnswerIf u want to sit 3 feet from your console. Or just buy a 10ft cord n plug it in ....the end connector is USB c not the old school micro USB as before FYI
A:AnswerA Dualshock 4 will work with a PS5 but only for playing PS4 backwards compatible games. Some features of dualshock 4 like the share button and others have limited functionality on PS5.
A:AnswerYes, it comes with a 1-year limited manufacturer warranty from Sony that covers hardware defects. Best Buy also offers optional Geek Squad Protection plans for accidental damage coverage.
A:AnswerNo, the DualSense controller is not natively compatible with the PlayStation 4 console. It is designed specifically for the PS5, PC, Mac, and mobile devices (iOS and Android).
A:AnswerNo, there is no "v6" version of the DualSense controller. If you are referring to internal motherboard revisions, those are designated as BDM models (from BDM-010 up to BDM-040 or BDM-050). If you mean the physical model revision, it is commonly known as the V2 model.
A:AnswerNo it doesn't, Playstation controllers don't have rechargeable battery packs you can switch out. You plug them in to charge them and you can charge them and play at the same time.
