DualSense charging station and PS5 DualSense controller [Unboxing]

 PlayStation 5 It will reach the first users to successfully order it on November 19th. However, many games and accessories have been moved forward in the week so as not to meet the shipping or delivery route. In this regard, we have received the two most important PS5 accessories and we want to show them to you.

Discover the new DualSense charging station and PlayStation 5 DualSense controller with us. Get to know them in great detail in our in-depth analysis of their characteristics and functions, we have come to tell you about them so that you know what accessories you should not miss in your setup.

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DualSense charging station for PS5

We started with the charging station, a product I missed so much during my PlayStation 4 stage and Sony finally got around to it. The first difference is that the DualSense controller now, in addition to the USB-C charging port on the front, includes a charging pin between the Joysticks.

This means that we will be able to load the controls in a reasonable position and, most importantly, without having to include wear elements such as cables and connectors. In this way, the load becomes lighter.

This is the result thanks to the metal pins surrounding the 3.5mm Jack for headphones, we were able to use the christened charging station as a remote control and it has two retractable springs. When placing the Dual Sense control, a small cylinder inserted into the 3.5mm Jack will provide a better grip, and charging will begin.

This charging is done via a fairly long cable included in the package, and not via USB-C. The cable comes with its own power supply which we imagine will be ready to charge two controls simultaneously.

The cable is long and thin enough that we can place the DualSense charging station where we want it without attracting too much attention. This charging station is designed in such a way that it fits perfectly with the PS5 as its shape definitely reminds us of the front.

It has a non-slip base and is simultaneously made of Piano Black plastic in the center and rugged white plastic for the sides. The truth is that it is a charging base that is presented with a very graceful design and fulfills the needs that all players have.

The price shouldn't be an issue, and it's a relatively inexpensive product we're dealing with. You can buy it from 29 euros at regular points of sale such as Amazon (link) or El Corte Ingles. Honestly, I think one of the accessories that we should not miss.

Especially considering that Sony has finally listened to the public by introducing a more natural charging mechanism. and it prevents the controls from constantly crashing through the charging port, something fairly common on the DualShock 4, which stands out for its lack of durability.

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DualSense Controller for PlayStation 5

Obviously, when we bought the PlayStation 5 it came with a DualSense controller included in it. In fact, the PlayStation 5 in addition to the DualSense controller includes a USB-A to USB-C cable, something we wouldn't have found when we purchased the DualSense controller separately, something I don't quite understand.

Joining the trend of reducing technological waste, Sony has chosen not to include in the DualSense box more than a command and an instruction manual. We've purchased an additional DualSense remote unit to complement our DualSense charging station.

This DualSense remote is made of black and white plastic, the only edition currently available on the market. The main buttons become transparent and white, leaving the classic colors (green, pink, red and blue). The lightweight back only features the Sony logo and a USB-C port.

The joystick reminds us of the DualShock 4 with new exterior reinforcement and slightly more sticky rubber. Among them we have a PS button that is now represented by the PlayStation logo and is no longer round. Just below this button we have a new "Mute" button that allows us to mute the microphone in an instant (it also turns on).

For their part, their Share and Options buttons keep changing the logo but with the same functionality. The trackpad takes center stage allowing us to interact in the same way as the DualShock 4. The ring of indicator lights now sits around the trackpad, leaving the back completely flat.

At the bottom we will have a 3.5mm Jack port to easily add any type of headset without having to resort to the more expensive options. In the same way here lies the charging pin for the DualSense charging station.

Lastly, DualSense has now included a haptic smart vibration system like the one on the iPhone 12 Pro (for example) whose first analysis yielded excellent results. The same goes for the interactive sensors and accelerometers on the controller.

The back is made of rugged plastic for better grip, representing the classic PlayStation buttons. Also leave the usual DualSense back sticker command which is always erased. Finally now we have not only speakers, but also a small microphone in the remote.