PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge Wireless Controller reviews

Compared to the elite series 2 with build quality. Elite beats the edge. There's no charge block in the case And the interchangeable stick caps feel like cheap plastic. The back button half domes actually feel quite nice which surprised me. But only 2 back buttons? Feels like a normal ps5 controller but with added features. For the asking price is very steep. Would wait for when it becomes cheaper.

I loved the elite series controllers for Xbox because it feels premium, this does NOT feel premium at all, the quality of the sticks and lack of stick tension adjustment is what killed it for me, I am genuine mad at how cheap it feels all round. If your thinking of getting this because you have used an Xbox series elite 2 controller, DO NOT BUY. I wouldn't pay more than $230 for this product had I known it was this bad, sorely disappointing as a advert ps5 fan, just gutted man.

Dont know what the other person was complaining about lol cheap plastic? Feels exactly the same as a regular dualsense in that department but better with the options to change analog sticks out which is sweet. Well worth the the buy if your a serious gamer who plays multiple games and not just the one lol. Not to mention you can customise buttons , stick deadzones trigger deadzones which acts like a controller calibration tool so it's perfect for all games, Especially racing games where it requires you to be on the brake but not completely 100%.while still accelerating. The trigger has bump stops in 3 levels which Is extra sweet too. Too much to add in the features but hopefully we see alot more updates and features for the dualsense edge in the future. Anyways awesome controller and you never let down with the item or shipping. THANK YOU MIGHTY APE

Much rather a scuf. Back paddles are too wobbly in comparison to a stiff positive click of a scuf and definitely slows down your ability to play. Smaller buttons provided work better but have a much higher unnatural placement. Spend your money on a scuff without the haptic triggers (they don’t last long). Hence me now regretting buying this.

Easy to use , lots settings to make controller just right for you. Quality is good and not worried about stick drift anymore. As I can just buy new analog thumbsticks. I've used a lot of after market controllers with paddle and buttons and this is up there with my top three.

For everything that a pro level controller does you won’t find a better one for PlayStation on the market anywhere. The dual sense edge quite literally has the edge over other controllers because of direct support from Sony, being able to to adjust everything from movement dead zones, trigger intensity, and even providing presets for mappable buttons with one button change you won’t find anything better for PlayStation. As I mostly play FPS games those split seconds of downtime between micro adjustments add up and I’ve noticed a considerable change in my aim/movement in the past 2 months I’ve had the controller and won’t be turning back to my scuf anytime soon. Yes the price is steep but the question is simply how bad do you want it?

Feels fantastic in hand, not cheap at all, nice button clicks ECT. Battery life sucks, I've resorted to leaving mine hardwired and another 2 programmable buttons would be nice

Despite the 30% less battery than the standard ps5 controller and only having 2 back paddles it's a pretty decent controller, the special case it comes with is very nice, is it worth $400? it's hard to say, depends on how much you Love Sony

Trash gets stick drift quicker than normal controlller

Better than scuf for functionality. Cop ong

Great controller.

Great controller.

At half the price of a new console with controller…it's go­od but nothing exceptional. Feels much like a regular dualsense with back buttons. The adjustable triggers are nice but not mouse click short. The stick modules are smooth and it's nice to know they can be replaced when the inevitable stick drift appears.

At half the price of a new console with controller…it's go­od but nothing exceptional. Feels much like a regular dualsense with back buttons. The adjustable triggers are nice but not mouse click short. The stick modules are smooth and it's nice to know they can be replaced when the inevitable stick drift appears.

Ive had this for almost a year and it hasnt played up. Ive used it consistently and still no stick drifts. Great for FPS games with the back padddles on it.