Getting to know your DualSense Wireless Controller
- 1. Light bar - Used to indicate the controller status, also used in-game to indicate which player you are.
- 2.
Touchpad – Used to navigate and is also clickable on both sides, like a laptop touchpad.
- 3.
Create button - Used to take screen shots, video captures and also used for quick access to the media gallery.
- 4.
Directional buttons – Used to navigate menus and during game play.
- 5.
Left Direction Stick – Used to navigate menus and during game play.
- 6.
Speaker – Used to enhance the audio experience.
- 7.
PS button – Used to access the control centre. Press and hold the PS button to return to the home screen.
- 8.
Microphone button – Used to Mute / Unmute the microphone.
- 9.
Microphone - Used for online voice chat, game interaction and voice dictation instead of typing with the on-screen keyboard.
- 10.
Right Direction Stick – Used to navigate menus and during game play.
- 11.
Triangle/Circle/Cross/Square Buttons – Used within game play and for operating the console.
- 12.
Options Button – Used for pausing or entering a game menu. Also used access contextual menus from the home screen.
- 13. L3/R3 - Used to activate in-game movements/controls.
- 14.
L1/R1 Digital Shoulder buttons – Used during game play.
- 15.
L2/R2 Adaptive Triggers – Used during game play.
By default L2/R2 are analogue triggers, but may change depending on the context, such as increasing resistance.
- 16.
USB C port – Used to connect and charge the controller with the console.
- 17.
3.5mm headphone socket – Used to plug in your own headset.