Sony DualSense Edge Wireless Controller for PS5 to arrive on January 26!

Sony just unveiled the DualSense Edge wireless controller for the PlayStation 5. It is the company's first customizable controller.

Sony DualSense Edge Wireless Controller coming this January!

Sony DualSense Edge Wireless Controller announced for PS5

Here's what you get with the controller!

You may design your own unique gaming experiences with the DualSense Edge Wireless controller for the PS5 thanks to controls that are tailored to your playstyle. Excellent performance and personalization were priorities in its design.

A variety of hardware and software-based customizability options are available with the DualSense Edge wireless controller, including button remapping, fine-tuning stick sensitivity, triggers, switching between different control profiles, and a unique on-controller user interface. It also features the customizable triggers and haptic feedback of the DualSense wireless controller, which cozy up the experience and immerse you in the game.

With the DualSense Edge Wireless controller's 3x interchangeable stick cap sets and two interchangeable back button sets, you can completely personalize it. You can even use the USB connection to charge the controller while it is kept in the case to ensure you are always ready for your next gaming session. Everything will be put together in the carrying case that is provided.

It comes with a carrying case, a braided USB cable, 2 standard caps, 2 high dome caps, 2 low dome caps, 2 half dome back buttons, 2 lever back buttons, and the connector housing.

International price with direct-to-PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):

Sony DualSense Edge Wireless controller - USD 199.99 (around PHP 11.8K)

Replaceable Stick modules - USD 19.99 (around PHP 1.2K)

The Sony DualSense Edge Wireless controller will start to be available on January 26. It is going to be on pre-order in Europe starting October 25.

Local pricing and availability are yet to be confirmed. We will update you as soon as we get more information.

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Source: Sony