Want to use the PS5 DualSense on PC? It's easier than you might think, with multiple options to get it running smoothly for your next gaming session.

The PS5 DualSense controller is one of the most popular joysticks. One of its advantages is enhanced connectivity with PC, improving upon the last-gen DualShock 4 that wasn't supported as widely ...

Even if you own a PS5, some games aren't available on Sony's console. You can still use the DualSense controller to play games on PC, though.

Wait for Windows to recognize your PS5 DualSense controller. Meanwhile, if you're looking to pair your PS5 Dualsense controller to your PC via Bluetooth, here's what you should do: ...

As pairing Bluetooth devices can sometimes be tricky. Pair your PS5 controller with your Windows 10 PC using a USB cable There are two methods for pairing your PS5 controller with your PC.

How to Use PS4/PS5 Controller On PC or Mac Turn your DualShock 4 or DualSense into Pairing Mode To activate Pairing Mode, press and hold the Share button and the PS button simultaneously until the ...

That’s all there is to know about how to connect PS5 DualSense controller to PC and Android. We’re currently in the process of testing this on iOS and MacOS as well.

Here's how to update the PS5 controller on PC. This updates the DualSense controller without needing to plug into a PS5.

For this setup, we'll be connecting the PS5 controller to a PC through Steam. In this PS5 guide, we're going to reveal how to use the PS5 DualSense controller on PC.

If you're one of the lucky few to get your hands on a PS5, you've probably already noticed how advanced the new controller is. From its adaptive triggers, offering varying levels of feedback for ...

How to use a PS5 Controller on PC? If you want to play PC games using your PS5 DualSense controller, there are a couple of options that you can choose from. Let’s take a look at each of these ...

The PS5 DualSense is a popular controller among PC users, but previously required access to a PS5 console in order to update. That’s not longer the case.