PS5 DualSense unboxing reveals Android and PC support

You might have seen that many journalists have just received PlayStation 5 units for review, but today we also got our closest look yet at the PS5's new DualSense controller thanks to an unboxing video from YouTuber Austin Evans.

We already knew that the DualSense has approximately familiar PlayStation hallmarks — a D-pad and four face buttons on the top half, two analog sticks on the bottom half, four triggers, and, equivalent the PS4's DualShock 4, a touchpad in the midst — and Evan's telecasting gives a good consider all of those features and the controller's new design.

But Evans didn't use the accountant with a PS5, soh we don't get to see things like the DualSense's new haptic feedback and accommodative triggers in action. And scorn the DualSense's box only itemisation compatibility with the PS5, Evans did manage to touch base the controller with a wire to a Surface Laptop Hold out and wirelessly to a Google Pixel 5. He was even able to play a game on Microsoft's xCloud cloud gaming service on the Pixel.

Evans' PlayStation 4 Pro recognized DualSense over a wired connection, but the controller didn't seem to be capable to dress much on the PS4 Pro take out blame up noises from its onboard microphone. The PS4 Pro also seemed to recognize the DualSense as a radio set controller, but it didn't look corresponding the controller could do anything spell well-connected wirelessly. Evans also tried plugging the DualSense controller into an Xbox Serial publication X, but IT was only able to charge.

Sir Arthur John Evans also took apart the DualSense, giving a look at the circuitry inside the control and indicatory that IT has a 1,560mAh battery.

*The inside of the DualSense controller.*

And in one in particular cool detail, Evans found that in that respect are little bumps happening the back of the DualSense that are in reality minuscule versions of the PlayStation's triangle, square, circle, and cross fount buttons.

*The PlayStation face button shapes on the back of the DualSense.*

Overall, the DualSense looks like a good update to the trusty DualShock 4, and I can't wait to get my hands on one myself when my preorder arrives. The DualSense and the PlayStation 5 officially go on sales agreement on November 12th.