- Haptic Feedback: This technology provides more dynamic vibrations, simulating in-game sensations such as rough terrain or the tension of pulling a bowstring, giving a more immersive experience.
- Adaptive Triggers: The L2 and R2 buttons feature adaptive resistance, changing the feel of the triggers based on in-game actions. For example, the trigger pressure increases when drawing a bow or accelerating in a car, offering a tactile response.
- Built-in Microphone: The DualSense includes a built-in microphone, allowing players to chat without needing a headset, though it also has a dedicated mute button for privacy.
- Create Button: This replaces the PS4's Share button, enabling users to capture and share screenshots, videos, and gameplay moments more easily.
- Improved Ergonomics: The controller features a more ergonomic design with refined grips and button layout for better comfort during long gaming sessions.
- USB-C Charging: The DualSense uses a USB-C port for faster charging and greater convenience, and it offers a long battery life.
- Motion Sensors and Accelerometer: Like the PS4 controller, it includes motion sensing for motion-controlled gameplay.
The DualSense is highly praised for its innovative features, making it a key component of the next-gen gaming experience on the PS5.
