The PS5 DualSense controller will soon get multi-device pairing, allowing seamless switching between your console, phone, PC, ...

To pair a PlayStation 4 controller to your PS5, plug it into the console via the controller charging cable and turn it on. A PS4 controller doesn't have features like adaptive triggers, but you ...

To do this, you should start by ensuring your controller is paired with your PS5. Once it's connected, navigate to the console's Settings menu and select Accessories, followed by Controller (General).

Step 2: Plug the other end of the cable -- the smaller USB-C end -- into the PS5 controller. If you are using a DualSense controller, you'll find what you're looking for at the top.

Plug the PS5 controller in using a USB-C cable. Press the “PlayStation” logo button to power the controller on. If it’s recognized, sign in. Try a different USB-C cable.

Previously, you had to plug your controller into your PS5 console using a USB cable to update it. However, since Sony’s 7.00 firmware update, the DualSense device software can be updated ...

This issue manifests as the PS5 controller’s battery indicator not lighting up or showing any signs of charging when connected to the PlayStation 5 console or a charging cable.

USB Cable The USB cable is the most common problem when it comes to PS5 controllers not charging, so make sure it is properly connected to the DualSense and the console itself. Alternatively, if ...

The PS5 controller still has the light bar of the PS4 pad, but it is massively changed in position and function. It now sits under the touch pad – more on that in a moment – and seems to serve ...

Wake the PS5 from sleep See the text on-screen alerting you to the available controller update, which includes the choices to “Notify After 24 Hours” and “Update Now” Plug in a USB cable ...