Sony has announced a new set of Chroma accessories for the PS5 that include DualSense controllers and console covers.

Please verify your email address. Sony has increased the price for most PlayStation 5 DualSense controller models by around $5. The price hike affects multiple regions including the US, UK, and ...

Savings of up to 34% off on the PS5 consoles, DualSense controllers and Sony gaming headsets ...

The standard DualSense in White, Starlight Blue, Galactic Purple, Cosmic Red ... No price increase for the PS5 console itself has been applied or announced. The controller bump comes two weeks ...

Alternate color schemes like Galactic Purple, Nova Pink, and Gray Camouflage will cost $64.99, a $10 discount when compared to their usual prices. However, these PS5 DualSense controller options ...

The best PS5 DualSense deals are essential if you ... Yeah it's another small saving off the list price but we'll take it. The Galactic Purple version of the DualSense is one of the most ...

The PS5 Slim boasts the same internal components ... on the retailer for refurbished controllers in Nova Pink, Galactic Purple and Gray Camouflage. Each costs $64, a $10 saving compared to buying ...

The standard DualSense controller, available in colours like White, Starlight Blue, Galactic Purple, Cosmic Red ... just two weeks after Sony increased the price of the PlayStation 5 (PS5) in Japan, ...

The reception to Sony’s announcement of the PS5 Pro wasn’t just tepid, in many instances it was downright hostile as the company seems to be charging $700 for a system that has what appear to ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. It's official, the PS5 Pro is launching on November 7 at the golden price of $699. But is it ...

Not only is there a possibility that Nintendo will take the wraps off the Switch successor, but a new report also suggests that Sony will reveal the PS5 Pro in the next few weeks. On Thursday ...

The PS5 is reportedly halfway through its lifecycle, which means developers are finally starting to get to grips with the hardware and what exactly it can do. Things are about to get even better ...