Part of Sony’s current PS5 accessory line-up, the DualSense is the standard wireless controller that ships with the console, and it’s the benchmark rivals tend to chase for immersion and comfort. This listing covers several official colourways (Indigo Blue, Cobalt Blue, Black, Red and Pink), so it’s mainly a choice of finish rather than features.

What makes DualSense feel different to older PlayStation pads?

The big shift from DualShock 4 is in how games communicate back to your hands. Haptic feedback can deliver finer, more varied vibration effects than traditional rumble, while adaptive triggers change resistance on the fly for things like drawing a bow or braking in a racer. A built-in microphone and speaker support quick chat and in-game audio cues, and USB-C charging keeps it current.

• Adaptive triggers: variable resistance for more tactile gameplay.
• Haptic feedback: subtler effects than standard rumble.
• USB‑C charging: modern cable compatibility and faster top-ups.