Everything You Need to Know About PS5 DualSense Controller
In this article, we will talk about DualSense technology in the new PS5 Controller. Along with that, we will be talking about its release date, confirmed features, and other information related to it. You may refer to this article if you want to know details regarding the new PS5 DualSense Controller.
PS5 DualSense Controller: Release Date
The PS5 Dual Sense controller is a new gamepad for the PS5 consoles. It has a curved shape dual-tone design and has an ability to immerse players by engaging their senses using the Controller’s next-generation features like adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. Sony has recently revealed about the PS5 DualSense Controller. A post was published about it on April 7, 2020, on the official blogging site of the PlayStation which has by far given us a glimpse of what and how it would look like. The PS5 DualSense Controller is all set to release late in 2020 between October and December. It will be released along with the PlayStation 5 and this PS5 DualSense Controller is expected to work with PCs too.
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PS5 DualSense Controller: Price
We cannot give you the exact confirmation regarding the price of this controller, but by far looking at the cost of the earlier released PS4 Controller with a rate of 40 pounds, AUD 80 and $50, we are expecting the price of the all-new PS5 DualSense Controller to be a bit more than the PS4 Controller. A general assumption is that it might be around 60 pounds, AUD 120, and $70.
These prices can be counted as assumptions as it is pretty assumable that the PS5 DualSense Controller belongs to the next generation, which will obviously be slightly more expensive than its predecessors. However, all this dilemma will get confirmed by Sony before the initial launch of the PS5 DualSense Controller.
PS5 DualSense Controller: Features
There are some significant changes that we can see in the all-new PS5 DualSense Controller from its predecessor. It will replace the rumble technology of the DualShock 4 to haptic feedback. Along with the haptic feedback, you can see various other features in the all-new PS5 Controller. Along with the Haptic Feedback, you can see Adaptive Triggers, Create Button, an Audio Jack, a Built-in Microphone, and even a larger battery capacity. When combined, all this will provide a whole new experience to the users.
PS5 DualSense Controller: Colors
The color of the PS5 DualSense Controller is said to have a two-tone format. It is composed of mainly white color, but it does have black color elements on some parts, which gives it a dual-tone look. You can see the black elements on the analog sticks as well as on the shoulder buttons. Currently, the only color combination you can see is the black and white color combination of the PS5 DualSense Controller. You may, however, see a wide range of color combinations as options, after its launch.
PS5 DualSense Controller: Rumors
As the PS5 Controller has been finally revealed on the official PlayStation blog of PlayStation, there are many rumors about the PS5 DualSense Controller’s specifications. Even though these specifications are not yet confirmed by the officials, yet some of them might be true. The PS5 DualSense Controller looks much larger, and it may surpass the hands of the gamer who is holding it for playing. However, in some of the images on Twitter, you may see that it looks manageable in the user’s hands.
There are also rumors related to it about the wireless charging feature which it may have. However, there were no such announcements related to it in the official reports. We have also come across some rumors related to the Heart rate and sweat sensors which it might have. There are also rumors related to voice control. Although Sony has announced that the PS5 DualSense Controller will have a built-in microphone, the topic related to voice control remained untouched at the official announcement.
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