Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good controller, gen 2 updated springs make for better reliability

Great hot pink color, good battery life and excellent performance.

Works perfect like you would expect any playstation item to work

Excellent purchase. Quality build. Responsive. Leaves no dirty smudges.

Good product and came on time, purple is darker which is nice.

I’ve been using my PS5 DualSense controller since launch (with a few colorful variants thrown in for fun), and honestly, it’s still one of the best pieces of gaming hardware I’ve ever owned. Here’s my full breakdown after years of heavy use in Waco heat, late-night sessions, and everything from single-player epics to competitive shooters. The Good Stuff (Pros): • Haptic feedback & adaptive triggers – This is the killer feature. Feeling raindrops, weapon recoil, or the tension of drawing a bow in games like Astro Bot, Returnal, or Horizon feels next-level immersive. No other controller matches this level of “you are there” sensation. Even in 2026, new titles still make great use of it. • Ergonomics & comfort – The shape fits my hands perfectly for long sessions (4+ hours no problem). The textured grips keep it from slipping even when my hands get sweaty during intense matches. Way better than the old DualShock 4 in every way. • Build quality & feel – It feels premium – sturdy buttons, responsive sticks (so far no major drift on mine, fingers crossed), and that satisfying click on the face buttons and D-pad. The built-in mic is surprisingly clear for quick party chat, and the Create button is handy for clips. • Versatility – Works great on PS5 obviously, but I’ve also used it wired/wireless on PC for games that support the haptics – it’s a solid all-rounder. The Not-So-Good Stuff (Cons): • Battery life – 6–10 hours depending on how much you crank the haptics/triggers. It’s not terrible, but I usually need to charge midway through a long weekend session. Not as bad as some early complaints, but still shorter than I’d like. • Stick drift potential – Mine’s been fine, but I’ve seen plenty of friends deal with it after 2–3 years. Not as bad as some Switch Joy-Cons, but it’s a known weak point over time. • No back paddles or pro features – If you’re into competitive FPS or fighting games, you might want something like the DualSense Edge or a third-party pro controller for extra buttons and customization. The standard one keeps it simple. Overall Rating: 9/10 The DualSense is still the king of standard controllers in 2026. It’s not perfect (battery and drift are real concerns long-term), but the immersion from haptics and triggers makes almost every supported game feel special. For the price (especially if you got it bundled), it’s an absolute win. If you’re debating a second one or a fancy colored version – go for it. Still my daily driver. Would I buy it again? 100%.

Perfect replacement for his older controllers. He was happy.

Same as the white one, but it looks cooler than the white one.

Great color on this ps5 control. Goes perfect with my set up.

The color looks way better on person, really big fan of blue

Awesome controller Best color Recommend buying protection

It is better than the controller that comes with the system

Love the Dual senses controller! Bought more than one here!

I love the PlayStation 5 an this red controller is the best

Very good . .

Added one more during the Black Friday sale. Nice color.

What can I say? It’s a standard ps5 controller and functions as advertised for the first 2-3 months until it gets stuck drift. Always get the warranty.

Works perfectly fine. Can’t complain about it. Great color

Look so good...i live it so much....it won't let you down

I bought on Oct 20 this and the drift was bad in less than a month. I used my former controller for two years before I bought this. I haven’t even made the first payment and the controller is alredy damaged. This is fraud by BestBuy