Each DualSense can be simultaneously paired with up to four devices following the next PlayStation 5 system update.

The PS VR2 Sense controllers have been giving PS5 owners issues. While waiting for an official fix, there are several troubleshooting methods you can try.

The most obvious benefits are the inputs based around the PS5’s DualSense controller. Everything is there, including the traditional PS button layout, shoulder buttons and adaptive triggers.

Step 1: Make sure your additional controllers are turned off. If the light on the controller is on, it means the device is turned on, so hold down the PS button for a few seconds to turn it off.

3. Press the PS button on your controller to turn it on Once your controller is plugged in, pressing the PlayStation logo button at the center will turn it on.

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.

You’d hold down the PS button, maneuver to the “Power” menu, and click “Turn off.” After years with the system, it likely became second-nature: hold PS, down, right, down, X.

If they're turned on, press and hold the PS button until they turn off. Press and hold one of the action buttons (triangle, circle, cross, or square) and the PS button for over 5 seconds.