Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had a terrible experience with this order and best buy. Due to this, I’m not going to continue my total tech membership

I expected better for $250 than a controller where the buttons constantly stick

Should just be made into a dumbbell. Returned it immediately.

I have played with a lot of pro/premium controllers, but this is by far the most well rounded one I have used by far Case- Probably one of the better most well thought out case designs. The controller fits securely with 2 supports on either side of the analog stick to ensure the pressure on the top of the case will not press the sticks. Hard plastic case feels well constructed. Accessories- This is the only fault of the whole package. The changeable thumb sticks are basic plastic. Which is fine but not great. Not the nice aluminum one on the the Elite series 2 but they're fine Controller - same size and shape as a standard dual sense but with more to offer. Better rubberized grip on the bottom (although after 6 month mine has began to discolor where my fingers rest despite me being an ocd freak and always washing my hands). 2 back paddles are nicely placed. Would have been nice to fit 4 but the 2 are enough. Adjustable trigger while not mouse clicks feel nice. More travel than elite series 2. And the best part is the entire analog stick module that you can swap out should your controller get stick drift.

Trash product, never work and didnt bring it back within the allot time. Buyer beware

for a 200 dollar controller didn't last long very disappointed

I bought this controller when it first came out. The price was more than I expected but if I were blown away with the quality feel many claimed out of the box, it would be worthy of the price tag. It does feel rather premium, however, it also appears very cheap at the same time. There is a nice weight to the controller and the case gives it competitive fell when comparing to the cheaper Microsoft Xbox Series X Elite. After several months of "minimal use" I have drawn several conclusions that would otherwise state this product is worthy of the cost. First, the battery life is atrocious. Be prepared to only play a little with it in comparison to a traditional dual sense standard controller. Second the rubber grips on the back are cheap and after five months of minimal usage the rubber has begun to peel. Third one would think with such a hefty cost the user would get to pick the color scheme or it would have been designed with interchangeable parts, be happy with white if you get this, it only comes that way. In conclusion, this controller has its perks, but justifying the cost vs buying four standard controllers for the same price makes this a terrible buy. PlayStation should set the MSRP at no more than price of its competitor.

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Control is very uncomfortable and a waste of money

The controller felt like if the reaction time was slow

My x button started sticking from time to time while playing.

I think it’s a noticeable difference in quality. I like the ability to modify the sticks and buttons with the paddles. If it was $150 instead of $200 I think more people would buy it.

I'm not what I would consider a hardcore gamer. I'm certainly not going to compete or anything like that. I have been a casual gamer for the majority of my 41 years. This is my first "Pro" controller so take that for what it's worth, but I love it. The profiles and adjustability are great, the feel is very nice. The battery life is not great, but the supplied cord and locking mechanism ain't so bad. Kinda reminds me of the days of the Atari 2600 and NES. Some of you have no idea what those are, but that's okay. The price is the other downside. Not great. But again, I'm 41, I can afford to spend money on dumb stuff. So be smart with your money. Is it nice? yes. Is it worth the money? Prolly not. But I still think it functions pretty fantastic.

So, I tried the other two options, that PDP and Razer controllers and by them not having vibration, I had to return both, so I couldn't wait to get the DSE controller and I love everything from the grips to the swappables, thr nice case, to the back paddles, but, Sony, that battery life sucks. Come on, Sony, my Series X Elite controller lasts at least 30 hours. I literally played a PS4 game, Days Gone lasy weekend, and one sitting I had to charge the controller twice. Twice, and that game barely uses vibration. The battery barely last 4-5 hours, and that really bothered me for the firt time, so now, I primarily use the controller plugged in. Other than the battery, it is what I wanted for a PS5 Pro controller.

Let me get the cons out the way, they're both kinda subjective... the battery life is shorter, as the battery installed is 33% smaller. And there's only 2 back buttons/paddles, where some people may want 4. Neither of those affect me personally as i only want 2 buttons and my play sessions are never long enough to even see the low battery warning, but if it's not enough for you then avoid this. Everything else about the controller is the best available. No Dualsense features were sacrificed, it still works with the official charge stand, and it's easy to set up profiles and switch them on the fly. The removable thumb stick modules should mean you'll never have to buy a new controller if this starts drifting, unlike all the other $200 controllers out there.

The controller is excellent to hold and the paddles give more customization to your liking overall I love it the only problem is the battery life.

It's great! What else can I say it feels just like the original dual sense but a little heavier and actually maybe even step up in certain areas. Are you grip your hands feel better the little PlayStation symbols on the triggers. I may not a heavy competitive gamer. I never run out of battery on this controller. I'm sure most people will get this controller are much bigger into gaming than me but I bought it to replace my original controller which got the dreaded stick drift. Customizable buttons are great as are the function buttons. There are a lot of customizations built into the OS specifically for this controller very nice.

DualSense Edge Controller - A Gamer's Delight I recently got my hands on the latest PlayStation DualSense Edge controller, and I can't help but share my excitement about this gaming accessory. As an avid gamer, the controller is an extension of myself, and I was pleasantly surprised by the features and experience it brought to my gaming sessions. Design and Comfort (5/5): The first thing that struck me was the sleek design of the controller. Sony has perfected the art of crafting a comfortable and ergonomic gaming tool. It fits perfectly in my hands, and the button placement is intuitive, allowing for hours of gaming without discomfort. The textured grips are a nice touch, giving that extra bit of control during intense gameplay. Precision and Responsiveness (5/5): The controller's precision and responsiveness are top-notch. Every button press and joystick movement feels incredibly accurate, which is crucial, especially in fast-paced games. I've noticed a significant improvement in aiming and movement controls compared to the previous generation controller. This level of precision elevates the gaming experience. Adaptive Triggers and Haptic Feedback (5/5): The adaptive triggers and haptic feedback add a new dimension to gaming. The adaptive triggers provide varying resistance, making in-game actions feel more realistic. Whether it's drawing a bowstring or revving a car's engine, you can feel it. The haptic feedback, on the other hand, offers a level of immersion I haven't experienced before. Sensations like raindrops or footsteps are not just heard; they're felt. It's a game-changer. Battery Life (4/5): The battery life is solid, but not outstanding. It lasts several hours on a full charge, which is usually enough for most gaming sessions. However, I wish it could last a bit longer. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something to be aware of. Connectivity and Compatibility (5/5): Connecting the controller to the console is a breeze, and it works seamlessly with the PlayStation 5. Final Thoughts: In conclusion, the controller is a remarkable piece of gaming technology. It excels in design, precision, and immersion, providing an exceptional gaming experience. While battery life could be improved, the overall quality of this controller is outstanding. Whether you're into action, racing, or sports games, this controller takes your gaming to the next level. It's more than just a controller; it's a gamer's delight.

I love the controller except for one thing. The back paddles are not good. They work fine it's just the shape that I don't like. They just feel kind of wimpy. They're just really on the smaller side and I can barely reach them when I'm playing a game like Call of Duty. The PS4 back button attachment was awesome and worked perfectly for me. If the back buttons/paddles on this controller were similar to that it would be perfect.

Fantastic build quality, easy connection/setup on Windows, excellent support for controller-first games through Steam with good default configurations. I upgraded from a DualShock 4 that had finally reached the end of its useful life after nearly a decade. I love that the thumbsticks of the DualSense are DESIGNED to be user-replaceable, since that was the last straw when my DualShock sticks started jumping all over the place randomly and uncontrollably. iFixit has detailed tear-downs and step-by-step instructions for repairs, like replacing the battery. I anticipate this controller should be very possible for me to take good care of and will serve me well for quite a long time. The USB-C connection is SO MUCH better than the DS4 Micro-USB one. The fit is very secure and clicky; should be much more resistant to wearing out. I've never used a controller with back-paddles, so I wasn't sure what to expect there, but they're quite handy. So far, I find them most useful for parry/perfect-guard on the left and alternate bind for "Y"/Triangle on the right, but they're very customizable (even through Steam w/o the native support on PS5). It would be nice if there were two pairs of paddles, like on the XBox Elite controller, but ultimately the PS-style inline-thumbsticks control layout is more significant to me. The ONLY gripe I can think of is that the battery life is a little lackluster. The USB cable is nice quality, though, and is about as unobtrusive as a cable can be, so it's not the worst to play with it connected. As long as I plug it back in to charge after using it wirelessly, the battery is rarely an issue.