To connect the PS5 controller to your PC via USB, you're going to need a USB Type-C to USB-A cable for your PC (or a USB Type-C to Type-C cable if you happen to have a convenient port available).

The L3 and R3 buttons on a PS5 controller can be pushed by pressing down on the left (L3) or right (R3) analog stick. If players place their thumbs over the center of them, they'll be able to push ...

And perhaps the most little-known of all is an ultra long press. If you hold the DualSense PS button down for around 10 seconds, your PS5 console will shut off entirely. Other PS5 controller secrets ...

Of course, once players realize where the L3 and R3 buttons are on a PS5 controller, those black circles start to make a lot more sense, but until then, they may not be all that useful.

You won't need a third-party app that fools your computer into believing it is an Xbox controller, and most games support the button layout of the PS5 joystick. This simplifies the overall experience.

YOUR PS5 controller needs regular charging if you want to keep playing without the annoying wire plugged in. Overtime, the battery lifespan will start to dwindle like any other electrical device. F… ...

PlayStation has officially unveiled its first wireless fight stick, branded FlexStrike, a premium arcade‑style controller for ...

The PS5 controller doesn't just work with the PS4, so you must pick up a Bluetooth adapter. This will usually come in the form of a USB device which needs to be plugged into the PS4.

Now, connect the problematic controller to your PS5 using the USB cable provided in the box and press the PS button. This should eliminate any Bluetooth-related issues.

If you find pressing L3 (left stick click) and R3 (right stick click) on your PS5 controller uncomfortable or inconvenient, you can remap these buttons to others that feel more accessible.