Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller in Starlight Blue offers an immersive gaming experience with its adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. The sleek, vibrant design adds style while maintaining comfort for extended sessions. Responsive controls and enhanced grip make it a must-have for PS5 enthusiasts. Highly recommended!

Love the color. Functionality remains a plus. Great controller.

Great controller nice color, way better than the one I had before

Loving the gray. Gray controller. Nice grip and sleek looking

Its a very good buy. Colour is nice and feel good in the hands

Good quality and works great. Color is cool. Charges quickly great function. No drift

really neat shiny color. Kids loved. works as expceted

Really pretty green color, works great, no complaints!

Loved the color abd the feel of thr controller. Easy to set up

My son loves the color and works well; purchased it for his birthday

The controller works very well. The design is also really nice and sleek, I gave this as a gift and it did not disappoint.

The control itself is great. Has a nice feel to it and definitely a noticeable high quality. The only issue I have is that switching the Bluetooth connectivity can be troublesome, so I recommend constantly having USBC to USBC wire available if you're planning on connecting it to your laptop or something else

The color is awesome, controller works great. would highly recommend

Good service and a great product. The controller feels comfortable, the buttons respond well, and it works perfectly with my PS5. Definitely recommend it.

Beautiful color set and better feeling while playing

Color looks great and the controller works amazing

Best color and great product. Would recommend again.

Great product. Great service! It works perfectly fine no problem. Great color.

Perfect controller for the husband. Cool color combination!

This controller is rather interesting to talk about. It is not the regular Dual Shock controller design as it's a bit more wide and angular at the bottom. The buttons and layout are the same, but the wider and bigger controller are more comfortable than previous dual shock controllers. Another thing to focus on is the dpad which is still improving. It's not as good as something like a Sega Saturn Dpad or a Genesis six button dpad, but it is still better than the joke that Microsoft calls a dpad or the Nintendo "buttons" pretending to be a dpad. The analog sticks are also a bit nicer than the previous consoles analog sticks as they feel a bit nicer on the thumb.. The controller also thankfully finally got rid of those lightbars that illuminated the room. The only thing I could hate on with this controller is the price. Seventy bucks for a controller is a real punch in the face. NES controllers were ten or fifteen bucks when I was a kid. Dreamcast controllers were 25 and Playstation 2 controllers were 35. But controllers being seventy bucks is one punch in the face especially when the battery dies quickly and one needs multiples if one wants to play multiplayer games. It's almost three hundred dollars of controllers to play a four player local game of Sackboy's Big Adventure or Puyo Puyo Tetris 2.