PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller - Sterling Silver

PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller - Sterling Silver
The PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller in silver is used to control games on the PlayStation 5 console. This gaming device transmits the player's commands to the virtual environment and provides haptic feedback. Weighing 280g, its design includes a total of 16 buttons, analogue sticks, and integrated backlighting. The wireless signal transmission eliminates the need for a cable connection to the console. This limited edition combines functional controls for precise positioning and communication with teammates during gameplay.
Key features of the PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller - Sterling Silver
- Supports the PlayStation 5 console
- 3.5mm Jack and USB-C connectivity
- Connects wirelessly
- Uses Bluetooth and USB interfaces
- Integrated battery
- Limited edition
- Features vibration, analogue sticks, a speaker, a microphone, haptic feedback and backlighting
- 16 buttons
Haptic feedback
The haptic feedback system replaces traditional rumble motors with dual actuators for a more realistic simulation of in-game situations. These elements generate physical sensations that simulate diverse game environments or weapon recoil. This lets the player feel the on-screen action through tactile impulses directly in their palms. The haptic stimulation responds to current events in the game world, transmitting dynamic vibrations directly to the user's hands during gameplay.
Adaptive triggers
Adaptive triggers with variable resistance simulate the physical tension of using in-game equipment and interacting with the environment. The resistance of the buttons changes according to the action being performed, such as when drawing a taut bowstring or hitting the brakes in a speeding car. Your fingers overcome real mechanical resistance. This technology simulates interaction with on-screen objects and delivers precise feedback to the player's fingers.
Communication
The built-in microphone allows for voice communication with other players without needing to connect an external headset. For private conversations, you can also use the 3.5mm Jack to connect headphones. The audio output is complemented by an integrated speaker directly on the body of the device. The controller supports pairing with compatible Apple devices via Bluetooth. This lets users play thousands of supported games, including titles on Apple Arcade. Additionally, the PS Remote Play app streams games from a PS4 or PS5 console to a phone or tablet. The integrated battery is charged via a USB-C port.
Platform:
PlayStation 5, PS5
Connection type:
Wireless
Interface:
Bluetooth, USB
Connectivity:
3.5mm Jack (on controller), USB-C (on controller)
Weight:
280g
Battery:
Integrated
Number of buttons:
16
Dimensions:
106 × 160 × 66mm
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| Code: | MSX005DS13 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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