Went to order a Playstation 5 on the preorder date. Could not get one to safe my life... but there were plenty of PS5 DualSense Wireless controllers available. So that's something, right?
Sony should be ashamed of themselves.
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I Like Trains
I'm sure I'll like it when I'm finally able to get a PS5
31 October 2020 -
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SaviorX
Possibly my favorite controller of all time.
2 November 2020 -
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PK
Was able to get it early
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Was able to get it early
Reviewed in the United States on 31 October 2020
The ps5 dual sense controller is comfortable its a mix between an Xbox elite series 2 controller and a ps4 dualshock controller i got it to work on pc but sadly can't test out rumble features
Reviewed in the United States on 31 October 2020
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Richard
Ergonomics perfected - detail oriented
2 November 2020 -
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Ergonomics perfected - detail oriented
Reviewed in the United States on 2 November 2020
The controller feels much nicer than the DualShock 4. It’s bigger, so it will also be a nice change for people with bigger hands.Reviewed in the United States on 2 November 2020
The textured back of the controller has nice implemented details for Sony fans. If you look close enough, it is composed of the face buttons. The shoulder buttons also protrude more than the DualShock 4. The triggers at stock have a very nice smooth pull with some resistance. It will be nice to see how some games utilize the adaptive triggers. The PS button is now the logo from PlayStation 1 instead of a circle which also works as a nice translation to P5 if you really want to get poetically crazy. The touchpad has a little more resistance because the way the surface is treated. Instead of a silky smooth matte surface like the DS4, this one seems like it’s just a matte surface without the silk. The face buttons all have a super nice soft, but tactile press.
Design wise, the controller is creatively constructed. I think a lot of thought has been put into the design than people would like to think and it deserves critique. The white portions of the controller protrude about 1/32” higher than the black striping. At first, I thought I would be able to feel what seems like annoying transitions between the two colors, but surprisingly, the white acts as a literal translation of where your hands will be when you hold the controller. It’s very diagrammatic; kind of like architecture that is designed in a way that when looked at, you can already understand the purpose of what the architect intended with material choices and geometric decisions.
Currently using it on my PC, but so far, it exceeds the Xbox 1 controller I have been at nearly all faucets. Only problem is that some companies like Ubisoft and Epic games seem to think no controller exists besides Xbox, so I sadly have to run Steam as an overlay to even use the dang controller. All in all, this controller is a shout-out to the PlayStation 1 with little Easter eggs and it really is a supremely constructed controller.
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Adam Miros
Very comfortable but requires a little bit of setup (for now)
2 November 2020 -
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