PS5 DualSense Controller Backed To Support Apple Products Now!

Recently Sony has announced that its PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller can now be used with your iPhone models, iPad models, iPod touch models, and Apple TV to play PS5 or PS4 games remotely. This PS Remote Play application allows owners of PS5 or PS4 to play their games remotely, either on Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, or PS4, though, this feature was limited to the PlayStation 4’s DualShock 4 controller, but now, players can use their DualSense controller to play their games remotely on the Apple devices if they have the latest OS.

Therefore, Sony has shared that the DualSense controller, which is now perfectly compatible and can be paired with your smart Apple devices, can be connected using Bluetooth. iPhone, iPad, iPod touch models running iOS 14.5, and also the Mac machines running macOS, in one of its posts on PlayStation support page, and also further they will be capable of connecting to the DualSense controller via Bluetooth. So, like this, it will allow its users to play their PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 4 games using the DualSense controller on their mobile devices via the PS Remote Play application.

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If you want to connect your DualSense controller with an Apple device, then you will have to follow the below instructions:-

1. First of all, just turn on the pairing mode on your controller, and then press and hold the create button and then until the light bar blinks again,  press and hold the PS button.
2. Now, afterward, on your device just turn on the Bluetooth, and then you will see that your DualSense controller is showing up in the list of some nearby Bluetooth devices.
3. Then, you will have to select the controller and then you will see that the light bar on DualSense is blinking, and also the player indicator will light up.

So, it is a great deal that now you can use the DualSense controller to play compatible games using your PS Remote Play application. Also, you can use it to play games that support MFi controllers, these are the controllers that are approved by Apple, and you can use them on iOS devices. You can pair the  DualSense controller with only one device at a time and every time you will have to pair it with the new device. So, if you want to reconnect the DualSense controller with your PS5, then make sure to connect it using the USB cable, and then press the PS button, and then finally you are all set to play.

Your DualSense controller is not only one of the best controllers Sony ever launched but also it is the one rare gaming input device that manages to feel genuinely innovative. The PS5 controller has its amazing application, that is the haptic feedback, which is created by the company behind Nintendo’s Joycon HD Rumble, it works in a manner that DualSense’s haptic feedback utilizes incredibly precise vibrations to help simulate on-screen happenings just by sending intricate reverberations jolting across your hands. It is kind of hard to overstate the importance of Sony’s new immersive technology, and also the packed in Astro’s Playroom software goes some way to demonstrating its potential, we do not doubt PS5’s launch games only scratch the surface of what haptic feedback will bring out to you. In that era where most of the controllers will only provide you iteration rather than innovation, this Sony’s DualSense is the rarest of input devices one can ever have, and it feels genuinely exciting.

This PS5 DualSense controller is worth  $69.99/£59.99/ AU$109.95, and also every PS5 comes with a controller in the box. Although it is also true that the PS5 is nowadays completely out of stock all over the world, DualSense seems to be available in both the U.S, U.K, and Australia on a large scale. In its first look, the PS5 controller looks like little more than a slightly futuristic redesign of the DualShock 4. And abandoning the PS4’s all-black grungey aesthetic in favor of a slick white body that is accented by matte black analog sticks, the DualSense is a great attractive controller in the flesh. Although it has a new PlayStation-symbol-embossed home button and the aforementioned built-in mic, from the swapped share and starts buttons, you could make a mistake if you think that this was just a bigger version of what you have seen earlier.