Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect upgrade from the basic controller. It’s not too heavy and the joy cons are smooth as butter. I really like the case and optional back paddles. Easy to take apart and clean.

To start, this controller is the same as the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller when it comes to mapping buttons and setting up profiles. The controller doesn't last as long as the Elite 2 but it still a great controller. I think the one feature that really stands out is the ability to swap broken thumb sticks if needed. Theres I little slider to use to open up the compartment where the thumb sticks are. Super easy to swap. I kind of wish Xbox thought of this. Playing my MW2 and setting it up the same way my elite controller is set was very easy and I kind of forget which console I'm playing on because the controllers are so similar . I wanna say the batter lasts for a good 4 1/2 close to 5 hours after a full charge. It's not bad but the elite controller has a better batter. The other difference I noticed with this controller is the ability to charge it in its case. You can charge it in the case but you connect it direct to to charging cable that is fed through the back of the case. The elite controller has a magnetic charging base and the charging cable plugs int that so you can just lay the controller inside the base to charge instead of unplugging the cable all the time. I say again though it's still not a bad controller as the elite and this controller have features that separate themselves. I'm loving the controller so far! I would definite recommend it to any hardcore ps 5 gamer. Totally worth it!

Hardware: The controller is well made as it’s a direct from Sony product. It comes with a nice looking, semi hard case that houses your controller and swappable parts. It comes with trigger stops, rounded or flat “r3/l3” stick caps, and both paddles and buttons for you rear inputs which are all easily interchangeable. Software: Your PlayStation recognizes it’s an Egde controller the first time you plug it in and it takes you through a brief tutorial then lets you set up your back button inputs. You can set up different profiles and each profile can have up to 5 “change in the fly” configurations for each profile but you can also change your configs at any time through the settings menu. Issues: Initially, I bought this product direct from Sony when it first came out. I play FPS games 10-20 hours per week and I started to get stick drift after ~6 months. Plus, the back paddle that I use for “crouch” started inputting the same input as the other paddle that I use for “jump” so I couldn’t slide without bunny hopping. I tried taking the sticks and paddles off and cleaning out the controller with a cotton swab but it didn’t help. I’m not a rager, I don’t drop or throw my controller so my advice is, if you game frequently, would 100% purchase the Best Buy product protection plan when getting this product. Price: Even as a pretty avid gamer who is fortunate enough to have disposable income paying $200+ for a controller is a tough pill to swallow. Especially since a standard Ps5 controller is nearly 1/3 of the price. This is the only thing keeping this product from being rated a 5/5. TL;DR: The controller is fantastic. The price is really high. Definitely get the Best Buy protection plan.

The customization and the weight just makes this too ofthe line.

First off, great pro controller. I was super excited when Sony announced the controller, and it lived up to the hype. Sony took a little from Microsoft, a little from Astro and made a great controller. I like their version of profile switching and volume/party/game sound control. If you own any pro type of controller you are used to the button assignment, trigger, and customization screens. You really can’t change the basics already set in place. I like the different style PlayStation took to back paddles but, found myself used to the normal paddles on any pro controller and switch back to them after one gaming session. This is great for those who hate the traditional paddle types as they get in the way for some gamers. Nothing worse than jumping, ducking, or reloading at the wrong time. I also like the locking power cord adapter. This controller shines but only on the PlayStation console unless you prefer the PS type of controller on PC. I prefer an Astro C40 or Xbox Elite 2 controller on PC if I use one as they are just better in grip and functionality. The Elite 2 controller with adjustable thumb stick tightness is next level. Another issue with the controller is battery life, 12 to 13 hours is terrible. The Astro C40 will give you 12 hours, the Elite 2 will give you 40. This is not a deal breaker but an issue that Sony has had for two consoles now and seems to not be looking to resolve anytime soon. Would I say get this controller? Well yeah, if you own a PS5 and don’t mind not having the physical customization of a SCUF (e.g., colors choices) then this is for you. If you’re a PC player go for the Elite 2 unless you prefer the PS type of controller over the bulkier Xbox industry standard. Hey folks I have them all and they all serve a purpose. Live life and remember console wars don’t exist real gamers have all systems.

Excellent competitive controller for those of us that love the speed, weight, swappable sticks, paddles, and much much more!

This controller is a must have between the customization, grips, triggers and easily replaceable parts. If the battery life is a worry, it’s not that bad and comes with a long charging cord. I have the dual PS charge stand so never really experience issues. Another bonus is the integration with PlayStation and how easy it is to customize all aspects of the controller.

The dualsense edge controller is probably my best purchase. If you play mostly console games and spend a lot of time on the game like me, this is the controller for you. The controller definitely has better grip, specifically around the back of the handles and the triggers. The triggers are adjustable, the analog sticks are swap-able. My preference is the tall dome tops. The entire analog stick mechanism can be replaced in case you ever get stick drift, and is only $20 for a replacement. You have 4 controller profiles to pick from in hand, and more presets are available to make. Note that the extra triggers for controller profiles only duplicate the option you want (my boost in rocket league is set to square, so I can press either or and they both work), it does not give an extra button. Think of it like a shortcut. For the con, battery life is shorter, but that’s expected as the analog sticks take up more room in this controller. Expect 2-4 hours of battery life, but you can play and charge so it doesn’t really affect me. Controller is also heavier, but not ridiculously heavier. Solid build

Went through multiple controllers before finally saying eff it and bought this. Very comfortable, customizable, with extra optional buttons. Absolute game changer.

Wonderful controller super fast and vastly customizable.

If you’re a PlayStation 5 gamer who wants something more than the standard controller experience, the DualSense Edge is a seriously impressive high-end option and one that’s worth considering if customization and competitive play matter to you.

Amazing controller and ultimate customizations with profiles for games. Being able to switch out the joysticks when they get stick drift is a great feature. Not having to get a new controller and break it in, you can continue using the one that you have already broke in.

The Sony DualSense Wireless Edge controller takes gaming to another level. The build quality feels premium and solid, with just the right weight in hand. The adjustable triggers, swappable stick caps, and back buttons make it completely customizable for any playstyle—whether competitive shooters or long RPG sessions. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are on another level, giving you immersive detail that no other controller matches. Battery life is good for the power it delivers, and the included carrying case makes it easy to keep everything organized. Yes, it’s on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for here. If you’re serious about gaming and want the absolute best controller experience, the DualSense Edge is worth every penny.

Honestly a very good controller even for the average consumer. The customization is adequate with settings such as different profiles for each game and two programmable buttons. Cons, about 4 hrs battery life and i wish there was more programmable buttons (4 in total at least). Overall a must buy if you're an average to elite gamer.

The best controller for ps5. Simple and easy to remap controls. Lower latency (than standard dualsense controllers) when plugged in. Usable on Pc. Volume and Party mix without leaving the game or removing your hands from the controller. Different height analog sticks included. Easy repairing analog sticks though I still dont have drift after like 18 months. Definitely my go-to controller. If it does ever break ill 100% be getting it again.

The DualSense Edge is an amazing controller. It feels premium, the buttons are very responsive, and the adjustable back paddles are perfect for competitive gaming. I love being able to customize the button layout and stick sensitivity. The controller is comfortable to hold and gives a big advantage in games. Definitely worth it for PlayStation players.

If you're a gamer this is for you, customizable buttons and paddles. The joysticks are removable, the paddles are magnetic and they can flip into to two styles. The other paddle is higher on the controller. The trigger stoppers are good if you want you reach maximum threshold for the R2 and L2 in 75% the time. You can also create profile for the paddle base on the game and the paddle's key binding. The weight is a little heavier than normal control but that's how I like it. They provide a case with a charging socket that allows you to lock charge to the controller.

It's well made the and the back buttons feel good. You can save 4 load outs for the back buttons. Came with like a 10 foot USB to type c charging cord with a attachment piece that will lock the type c into the controller to kind of turn it into a wired controller. You can modify you deadzones on the ps5 for you sticks and triggers. You can also change the L2 R2 trigger pulls with buttons on back of controller. Haven't swapped a stick out yet but looks pretty easy and you can buy replacements from PlayStation. The battery on it I haven't timed but it's less then the normal dualsense but the 10 foot cord helps with that.

I love this controller specially the modifications that you can do. Its comfortable to hold. Just a negative its the battery life.

Ive gamed for a long time n used a number of different controllers from name brand to your cheap ones this controller is the best ive evee used its easy to swap joysticks and map the buttons on the back and joysticks can swap out within minutes nothing like ive ever seen before its amazing