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PlayStation 5 DualSense Controller (Cobalt Blue)
166331
$125
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Wireless controller with built-in battery
- Dual actuators replace rumble motors for responsive feedback
- Built-in microphone and headset jack
- Signature comfort
- Built-in battery
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- PlayStation
- Model Number:
- 166331
- Platform Compatibility:
- PlayStation 5
- Sensors:
- Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Motion
- Vibration:
- Yes
- Battery:
- Charge and play via USB Type-C
- Connections:
- Bluetooth
- Supplier Colour:
- Cobalt Blue
General Information
- Type:
- Wireless Controller
- Colour:
- Blue
- Additional Features:
- Haptic feedback, Also compatible with PC/Mac & Mobile devices
- What's In The Box:
- DualSense wireless controller, Instruction manual
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
General Information
- Type:
- Wireless Controller
- Colour:
- Blue
- Additional Features:
- Haptic feedback, Also compatible with PC/Mac & Mobile devices
- What's In The Box:
- DualSense wireless controller, Instruction manual
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 106
- Product Width (mm):
- 160
- Product Depth (mm):
- 66
- Product Weight (g):
- 280
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 190
- Box Width (mm):
- 70
- Box Depth (mm):
- 190
- Box Weight (kg):
- 0
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At a glance
The DualSense Controller in Cobalt Blue is a premium wireless controller for PS5 players who want immersive features and a standout finish. It suits console gamers, casual PC users and mobile players who value comfort, motion control and easy USB-C charging. Its biggest strengths are haptic-style feedback, adaptive trigger support and built-in chat features. The main limitation is that some advanced features work best on PS5 rather than every connected device.
What it’s great for
- PS5 Gaming
- Story-Driven Games
- Action Games
- Racing Games
- Casual PC Gaming
- Couch Gaming
Where it works best
- Living Room
- Bedroom Gaming Setup
- Home Entertainment Area
- Desk Setup
Who it’s for
- PlayStation 5 Owner
- Console Gamer
- Casual PC Gamer
- Mobile Gamer
- Gift Buyer
Things to consider
While it connects to PC, Mac and mobile devices, its full immersive feature set is most consistently supported on PS5, so cross-platform users may not get the same experience everywhere.
Platform compatibility
PlayStation 5, compatible PC, Mac and mobile devices via Bluetooth or USB-C
Competitive gaming suitability
8/10 - responsive first-party controller with strong ergonomics, though it lacks the deep remapping and pro-level tuning of specialist esports models.
Comfort score
9/10 - comfortable shape and familiar layout suit long gaming sessions for most players.
Customisation flexibility
6/10 - good core features and broad compatibility, but limited physical customisation compared with specialist premium controllers.
Portability rating
8/10 - easy to carry between rooms or setups, with wireless use and USB-C charging making it convenient for travel or shared play spaces.
Key benefits
- Bluetooth Wireless Connectivity: Pairs wirelessly with PS5 and compatible PC, Mac and mobile devices for flexible play without being tied to a cable.
- Adaptive Triggers: Adds varying trigger tension in supported games to make actions like braking, drawing or firing feel more tactile.
- Haptic Feedback: Delivers more detailed vibration sensations in supported games to help make in-game events feel more immersive.
- Built-In Microphone: Lets you chat online without needing a separate mic for quick multiplayer communication.
- 3.5 mm Headset Jack: Supports direct headset connection for private audio and clearer voice chat.
- Accelerometer and Gyroscope: Enables motion-based input for supported games, adding another control option beyond sticks and buttons.
- USB Type-C Charging: Makes recharging simple with a widely used cable type so it is easy to top up between sessions.
- Cobalt Blue Finish: Gives your setup a distinctive metallic blue look that stands out from standard controller colours.
Q: Does the Cobalt Blue DualSense controller work with a PS4 console?
A: No. This DualSense controller is designed for PlayStation 5, so it is not supported for standard PS4 gameplay. If a PS4 console is part of your setup, a DualShock 4 is the compatible controller for most games on that system.
Q: Can this DualSense controller be used on PC or Mac, and do all features work?
A: Yes. It can connect to PC or Mac by Bluetooth or USB-C, but feature support varies by game and platform. Basic controls are widely supported, while adaptive triggers, haptic feedback and motion features only work in compatible titles.
Q: Can you plug a headset into the PlayStation 5 DualSense Controller?
A: Yes. The DualSense includes a 3.5mm headset jack, plus a built-in microphone and a dedicated mute button for voice chat. Wireless audio still depends on your console or device connection, rather than pairing through the controller itself.
Q: Is it better to use this controller over Bluetooth or with a USB-C cable?
A: Both work, but they suit different setups. Bluetooth is the convenient option for wireless play, while USB-C is useful for charging and wired play on supported devices. A cable can also be handy if you want to conserve battery during longer sessions.
Q: How long does the DualSense battery usually last between charges?
A: A typical DualSense battery lasts about 6 to 12 hours per charge, depending on the game and features in use. Haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, built-in mic use and headset volume can all reduce runtime compared with lighter use.
Q: Are the adaptive triggers and haptic feedback the same on mobile devices as on PS5?
A: No. On PS5, supported games can use the full DualSense feature set, including advanced haptics and adaptive trigger effects. On mobile devices, core controls usually work, but those deeper features are often limited or unsupported by the app or game.