Sony is starting to test a new Power Saver mode for PS5 consoles that will allow games to “run with lower power consumption.” ...

Sony is currently testing a feature in its PS5 system update beta that allows users to pair a DualSense controller across ...

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

This update is rolling out in beta soon, testing out a big improvement for how players use their DualSense controllers.

With Power Saver enabled, “supported PS5 games will scale back performance and will allow your PS5 to reduce its power ...

In a blog post, Sony said the DualSense controller and other PS5 peripherals were designed to support PC, Mac, and mobile ...

In an upcoming PS5 update, the DualSense controller will be able to pair to multiple devices and switch between them with a press of a button. That means no more resyncing it to your PC every time you ...

Sony has revealed a new PS5 system software beta that'll start rolling out tomorrow, and you're in luck if you're a ...

The PS5, for some reason, doesn't support Bluetooth headphones, like AirPods. Regardless, you can connect your AirPods to ...

Power Saver won’t be active in the beta, but will go live for everyone in the future. If users turn the optional feature on, the PS5 console will “scale back performance” while playing certain games ...

Other retailers haven't listed any 30th Anniversary PS5 stock yet, so it looks like - while you don't need PS Plus anymore - ...

The top selling new game on PS5 so far this year isn’t from Sony, nor any third-party publisher you may expect. It actually comes from Xbox.