Pretty mid, tbh. I recently bought my third and fourth dualsense controllers for my ps5 that i got on launch day. the same issues broke my first three controllers, the left analog stick broke. eventually, all the analog stocks begin to rotate in the socket, and the R3 button broke in two of them. pretty disappointing design. i opted to buy two more of them, though, instead of the new dualsense edge because that thing is $200! yeah, you can replace the analog stick units, but those cost $50 each! i paid less for a whole dual sense controller with the recent sale. the whole thing is a racket. the only upside to these controllers is they’re pretty comfy. they lack in functionality (no back buttons), and they’re pretty fragile.

very cute. My daughter is all into everything pink and when we opened it i didnt realize how the buttons would actually look. The clear pink parts on the buttons just make it exactly what she wanted very girly. If your kid or yourself like pink definatly buy. very happy with the controller

I feel like it does have a better grip than the original ps controller but it is honestly is a really great purchase I made do recommend if you’re looking for another controller but totally recommend worth the price and is just really good in general

I’m about to get a lot of brownie points for this one. My 12-year-old son is absolutely obsessed with the Sony PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller in Volcanic Red. I mean, this thing isn’t just a controller—it's practically a work of art. 😎 First off, the color. The Volcanic Red is bold, sleek, and gives the whole gaming setup some serious swag. My son loves the look of it, and let’s just say it’s now the most talked-about item in his room (next to his gaming chair, of course, but that’s another story). It’s got this fiery, vibrant vibe that makes his other controllers look, well, kind of boring in comparison. But let’s talk about the performance. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers? I honestly didn’t know controllers could get this fancy. My son was practically jumping out of his seat the first time he used it, especially when the triggers responded to in-game actions like pulling a bowstring or revving an engine. It’s like you can feel the game—if that makes sense. The immersion is next-level, and it completely changes the gaming experience. He won’t stop telling me how awesome it is. (Honestly, I think he might have developed a slight obsession.) The controller is also super comfortable. It’s ergonomic, so even after hours of intense gaming, his hands don’t get sore. I’ve noticed he’s been using it for much longer sessions without complaining, which is definitely a good sign! The wireless connection is solid, too—no annoying lag or disconnects in the middle of a game (thank you, Sony). Durability? This thing can take a beating. If you have a 12-year-old, you know they don’t exactly treat things with kid gloves. But after weeks of non-stop Fortnite marathons and crazy button-smashing, this controller is still going strong. It’s clearly built to last, and I’m pretty sure it could survive the apocalypse at this point. All in all, the Sony PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller in Volcanic Red is a total win. My son is thrilled with it, and so am I, because it’s really elevated his gaming experience. If you're looking to upgrade your kid’s controller and want something that looks great, feels amazing, and works like a dream, this is the one. Highly recommend for any serious gamer—your son (or daughter) will thank you later!

DualShock4 controllers only work for co-op on PS4 games. Plus they do not have Haptic Touch, like the DualSence PS5 controller does. If you have ever used an iPhone you know what that is. Plus PS5 games include adaptive triggers for shooting guns vs throwing a grenade or swinging an axe. When you get it, it will tell you to connect it via a USB cable to update it which will take around thirty seconds.

I picked up this PS5 controller to use with my PC. Steam has been on the ball adding support and it works great. The controller looks and feels great. Now my XBOX One controller is shelved as a backup for times when support for the PS5 controller is lacking.

The shipping box had a giant label saying “time sensitive.” It may as well had said “steal me.” And it looked like someone (either the fedex courier or Walmart employee) had opened the shipping box to see take a peak and attempted re-taped it poorly. I hope this doesn’t happen with the PS5. The dual sense controller itself looks and feels fantastic in the hands. But I can’t test it until PS5 arrives.

I bought my son a new PS5 11/2022 and here it is 4/2024 and he has already had to replace the controller TWICE!! He takes care of his things so ik it’s nothing he’s doing to break these controllers. For the price they should last WAY LONGER than 6-8 months!!!!

Ordered my son 3 of these controllers last year 2022 and They didn’t work. Tried to give the benefit of doubt and order my son a controller AGAIN because he hasn’t played his PS5 in a year. And AGAIN!!!! THEY DON’T WORK!!!! I’m starting a return on this item and I’m never online shopping with Walmart again!!!!

Great Controller like always. They need to make batteries replaceable so customers do not have to buy another controller. This one I bought as a second controller because the batteries die kind of fast in my opinion and I can have another controller on standby.