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Sony DualSense V2 Wireless Gamepad for PS5 Remix Green

Key features:

  • Haptic feedback
  • Adaptive triggers
  • Built-in microphone
  • Create button
  • Battery life up to 12 hours
  • 3.5mm headset jack
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Description

Description

Discover a deeper and more immersive gaming experience with the innovative new PS5 controller, featuring haptic feedback and dynamic trigger effects. The wireless DualSense controller also includes a built-in microphone and create button, all framed by an iconic and comfortable design.

Haptic feedback

Experience haptic feedback with the wireless DualSense controller in select PS5 games and feel the impact and effect of your actions in the game with your own senses.

Dynamic Response Triggers

Adjust your gaming experience with dynamic response triggers, which offer varying levels of dynamic resistance that simulate the physical impact of your actions in selected PS5 games.

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Compatible Console
PS5
Connection Method
Wireless
Hall Effect Sticks
No
Colour
Green
Popular Series
Dualsense

Type

Retro
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Christos_Athanasiadis268
5
12 out of 12 members found this review helpful

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Try to find the CFI-ZTC2W version. It was released in November, I think it is the same as the one included with the PS5 Slim and Pro (I only have a PC, not a PS5), and it has double the battery life compared to the CFI-ZTC1W, and fewer issues with stick drift.

You can see which version it is by looking at the bottom of the box. In November, I had trouble finding a store selling the new version, but now it is probably more common. Contact the store if you want to be sure, though.

Officially, the CFI-ZTC2W is the 6th version of the DualSense, although stores classify both the CFI-ZTC1W and the CFI-ZTC2W simply as "V2." The CFI-ZTC1W includes all the old generations 1 to 5.

Personally, I bought the black version, as the ABS plastic on the white one yellows over the years. It was also the only color of the new version available at the time, and for the new CFI-ZTC2W version alone, it was worth the 75 euros compared to the 56-62 euros for the white CFI-ZTC1W.

For use on PC, I recommend a firmware update via the PlayStation accessories app.

For HD Haptics with Bluetooth on PC, you will need DSX, which costs 12 euros on Steam. With wired connection, HD Haptics work normally in modern games with DualSense support, while Controller Vibration (old generation Haptics) also works in older games via Steam Input.

If you have an old game that only has the old Controller Vibration standard and cannot be added to Steam for Steam Input use (e.g., Forza Horizon 3), you can connect the controller via Bluetooth without DSX open (it will enter Controller Vibration mode if connected via Bluetooth).

Otherwise, the free version of DSX can make it work in wired mode by changing the Controller Emulation mode to DualShock 4. Close DSX and open PlayStation Accessories when you want to return to HD Haptics mode for modern games.

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Michael_Zagorianos
1
42 out of 48 members found this review helpful

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It's a complete gamble as to when stick drift will start—it could be in 2 months, it could be in 2 years. Once it starts, it's useless, and it's now extremely expensive compared to other quality controllers from other companies, which are also more durable

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  • Comfort
  • Button pressing
  • Weight
  • Silent
  • Construction quality
  • Durability
  • Value for money
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Description & Specifications

Discover a deeper and more immersive gaming experience with the innovative new PS5 controller, featuring haptic feedback and dynamic trigger effects. The wireless DualSense controller also includes a built-in microphone and create button, all framed by an iconic and comfortable design.

Haptic feedback

Experience haptic feedback with the wireless DualSense controller in select PS5 games and feel the impact and effect of your actions in the game with your own senses.

Dynamic Response Triggers

Adjust your gaming experience with dynamic response triggers, which offer varying levels of dynamic resistance that simulate the physical impact of your actions in selected PS5 games.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Compatible Console
PS5
Connection Method
Wireless
Hall Effect Sticks
No
Colour
Green
Popular Series
Dualsense

Type

Retro
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (950)

  1. 815
  2. 80
  3. 19
  4. 14
  5. 22
Review this product
  • Button pressing
  • Comfort
  • Construction quality
  • Durability
  • Weight
  • Silent
  • Value for money

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Christos_Athanasiadis268
5
12 out of 12 members found this review helpful

Verified purchase

Try to find the CFI-ZTC2W version. It was released in November, I think it is the same as the one included with the PS5 Slim and Pro (I only have a PC, not a PS5), and it has double the battery life compared to the CFI-ZTC1W, and fewer issues with stick drift.

You can see which version it is by looking at the bottom of the box. In November, I had trouble finding a store selling the new version, but now it is probably more common. Contact the store if you want to be sure, though.

Officially, the CFI-ZTC2W is the 6th version of the DualSense, although stores classify both the CFI-ZTC1W and the CFI-ZTC2W simply as "V2." The CFI-ZTC1W includes all the old generations 1 to 5.

Personally, I bought the black version, as the ABS plastic on the white one yellows over the years. It was also the only color of the new version available at the time, and for the new CFI-ZTC2W version alone, it was worth the 75 euros compared to the 56-62 euros for the white CFI-ZTC1W.

For use on PC, I recommend a firmware update via the PlayStation accessories app.

For HD Haptics with Bluetooth on PC, you will need DSX, which costs 12 euros on Steam. With wired connection, HD Haptics work normally in modern games with DualSense support, while Controller Vibration (old generation Haptics) also works in older games via Steam Input.

If you have an old game that only has the old Controller Vibration standard and cannot be added to Steam for Steam Input use (e.g., Forza Horizon 3), you can connect the controller via Bluetooth without DSX open (it will enter Controller Vibration mode if connected via Bluetooth).

Otherwise, the free version of DSX can make it work in wired mode by changing the Controller Emulation mode to DualShock 4. Close DSX and open PlayStation Accessories when you want to return to HD Haptics mode for modern games.

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Michael_Zagorianos
1
42 out of 48 members found this review helpful

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It's a complete gamble as to when stick drift will start—it could be in 2 months, it could be in 2 years. Once it starts, it's useless, and it's now extremely expensive compared to other quality controllers from other companies, which are also more durable

Translated from Greek ·
  • Comfort
  • Button pressing
  • Weight
  • Silent
  • Construction quality
  • Durability
  • Value for money
Did you find this review helpful?

From Cyprus