PlayStation Sony DualSense Edge® Wireless Controller White 5

I never thought I’d buy this if I’m honest, £200 for a controller is ridiculous, I’d say it could be a bit cheaper but it is what it is. It’s a bit of a grey area as me personally I don’t mind the cost especially since all parts are easily replaceable, customisable, the controller feels very good in hand.The weight difference between the Edge and a Standard dual sense is pretty big, Though not actually a bad thing if you’re like me and felt the original was too light.Wish there was more options for paddles as I’m not too keen on either style but they’re still a good addition for the controller, I have found them useful in some games. I just wish also they would actually register as separate buttons, Not sure if all controller paddles are like this but you can only set the paddles to buttons you already use, they’re not registered as individual buttons, they’re either disabled or it’s just having another X, O, or triangle button (or whatever button you bind them to), Not very helpful if you already have the muscle memory for default buttons.But if they could be their own button, it’d be great.The swappable thumb sticks are a huge plus if you have bigger hands too, I found myself slipping off the right stick too much on FPS games so I swapped the thumb stick for a taller one and it’s instantly fixed that problem.Overall, it’s a good controller, sturdy, easy to repair, comfy to hold, good customisation. It would probably be more popular if it was maybe closer to 150 but as I said it is what it is, Can save you money in the long run.I’d recommend it.

I bought this used but sending back as whoever had it before left it greasy and a private hair in the case (disgusting)But with that fact out of the way let me tell you this is a very well made controller and the back buttons will improve your game.It has adjusters for the response time for the triggers which let me tell you makes it so much better in games like COD as you aim and shoot faster.You can choose to have paddles or triggers for back buttons, I chose trigger as paddles I press by accident with my grip.Again this will make your gaming better especially COD as you can drop shot or jump without moving fingers/thumbs. Running around on Shipment being able to slide so much easier and drop shot faster, aim and shoot faster gives you and edge but alot of people have been using Scuffs etc before so you're basically getting your edge back and beating them at their own game.Now onto why this will save you money, depending on your luck and how much you game your standard controllers wear out fast and easy, stick drift, response times, loose sticks/triggers is common for me at around 6 months. Obviously you're still in warranty there but if it was to break every 12 months that's 50/60 each time but now you can replace sticks at 20 a time.Easy to set up and can save 4 profiles for different games and easily switch between them using FN (Function) and X, Square, Triangle or Circle.Yes it's expensive but I'll be buying a new one when they come down a little or offered installment plan.Once you get used to those back buttons you won't want a standard controller again

The new upgrade for the gaming console is quite a game-changer, it's definitely a step up. While it did hit the wallet a bit harder, the enhancements are worth it in the long run. The graphics look crisper, and the loading times are noticeably faster, making everything feel smoother. Having the additional buttons allows for more complex control schemes, improving overall performance. The added features immerse you deeper into the virtual world, taking the enjoyment to another level. I found myself getting lost in the games for hours, completely forgetting about the outside world. Overall, it's a worthy investment for anyone who's serious about gaming.

Bought this on a whim expecting it to enhance my gameplay, but the muscle memory from using a regular pad meant it was difficult to make full use of the extra buttons. Plus the battery life is dire (3-4 hrs) results in me swapping back to a regular pad anyway - unless you use the cord and adapter which you would use as a 'pro gamer' to reduce input lag - not necessary or convenient for me to use the cable (which is extra long!). It also feels like it weighs slightly more (certainly not due to a bigger battery) so would likely feel like a brick in a child / young teens hands.The extra accessories are good, different shaped buttons to suit different people/hands and the case its all stored in is top notch.Its a great pad, but certainly not worth the cost of 4 standard pads or half a console, especially due to the poor battery - though I expect this is designed/intended to be played predominantly via cable.

Expensive but great controller

Bought the DualSense Edge for my son and he absolutely loves it. He says the customisable buttons, adjustable triggers, and swappable sticks make a real difference – especially for competitive games. It feels premium, solid in the hand, and the build quality is excellent.Since it arrived, he’s returned my original controllers and uses this one as his main – so that probably tells you everything you need to know! The carry case and included accessories are a nice touch too.Definitely pricey, but if you're a serious gamer (or buying for one), it’s well worth it.

Yes it's expensive, but you pay for quality and customisation options this pad provides. Does it make me better at games? Probably not, but it feels solid and is extremely comfortable to endure any long gaming sessions.