Sony’s DualSense Edge controller will go on sale on January 26 2023, with pre-orders for the ultra-customisable pad commencing next week.
The DualSense Edge, which is seen as a rival to the Xbox Elite series of gaming pads, will cost £209.99/$199.99/€239.99, making it three-times more expensive than the current DualSense controller that ships with the PS5.
The DualSense Edge does come with a host of accessories for ultimate customisation, including a hard carrying case and a more durable braided USB cable for charging. Here’s everything that’s included in the box, all chosen to ensure gamers can make the controller uniquely there’s:
DualSense Edge wireless controllerUSB braided cable2 Standard caps2 High dome caps2 Low dome caps2 Half dome back buttons2 Lever back buttonsConnector housingCarrying case
Sony is also selling replaceable stick modules, when pre-orders for the DualSense Edge begin on October 25, a week from now, directly from Sony. Those will help to prolong the life of the expensive controller and will cost £19.99./$19.99/€24.99.
In a blog post, Sony says the DualSense Edge features a “host of hardware and software-based personalisation options, including button remapping, the ability to fine-tune stick sensitivity and triggers, options to swap between multiple control profiles, and a unique on-controller user interface. It also sports the signature comfort and immersive features of the DualSense wireless controller, like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.”
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