PlayStation 5 Controller – White
The standard White PlayStation 5 DualSense controller is used primarily for gaming on the PS5, offering advanced immersive features like haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and a built-in microphone. It can also be connected wirelessly or via USB to PCs, Macs, and compatible mobile devices.
The PlayStation Portal is a dedicated remote player designed to stream your PS5 games over Wi-Fi. It allows you to play your compatible PS4 and PS5 library on its 8-inch LCD screen in 1080p at 60fps, providing the comfort and features of a standard DualSense controller
The black PlayStation 5 DualSense controller is functionally identical to the standard white version, offering immersive haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and a built-in microphone for PS5 games. It serves as a primary console gamepad, a local multiplayer extra, or a wireless controller for PC and mobile gaming.
The PlayStation 5 DualSense Fortnite Limited Edition controller features an exclusive, colorful design starring fan-favorite characters Fishstick and Peely. Aside from its aesthetic, it functions identically to a standard DualSense controller, offering advanced haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, motion controls, Bluetooth/USB-C connectivity, and a built-in microphone.
The PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter lets you connect your PS VR2 headset to a Windows PC. Its primary use is to unlock access to thousands of PC VR titles on platforms like SteamVR, allowing you to enjoy features like the headset’s OLED displays and controller haptics outside the PS5 ecosystem.
The PS5 DualSense controller is primarily used for playing console games, offering advanced haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and a built-in microphone. It is also highly versatile outside of gaming, functioning as a navigation remote, a capture device, and a wireless controller for PCs, phones, and tablets.
The PlayStation 5 DualSense Controller in Starlight Blue shares the same features and uses as the standard PS5 controller, with a space-themed blue colorway. Its primary uses include wireless or wired gaming on the PS5, PC/Mac, and compatible mobile devices, utilizing haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and built-in motion sensors.