DualShock is the official line of wireless gamepads by Sony Interactive Entertainment, offering precision control and built-in vibration for PlayStation consoles.
DualShock is a widely recognized line of gamepads manufactured by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation family of consoles. Originally introduced in 1997, the DualShock controllers revolutionized home console gaming with their signature dual analog sticks and built-in haptic vibration feedback. Over the years, the controllers have evolved continuously, culminating in the popular DualShock 4 for the PlayStation 4, which brought advanced features like a multi-touch touchpad, built-in speaker, dynamic light bar, and a dedicated 'Share' button to stream gameplay.
Whether you are experiencing wireless connection issues, need help pairing your controller to a new console or PC, or want to understand advanced features like troubleshooting firmware or low battery problems, our collection of user manuals and guides offers step-by-step instructions. Find everything you need to keep your DualShock controllers fully charged, properly maintained, and functioning at their best.
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Connect the controller to the PS4 console using a certified micro-USB cable. Press the PS button in the middle of the controller to turn it on, and the device will pair automatically. You can then disconnect the cable to play wirelessly.
Turn off your PlayStation console. Locate the small reset button inside the tiny hole on the back of the controller near the L2 shoulder button. Use a small tool like a paperclip to push the button inside the hole for 3-5 seconds. Connect the controller to the console using a USB cable and press the PS button to turn it back on.
A slowly blinking orange light indicates that the controller is currently charging while the PlayStation console is in Rest Mode. The light bar will turn off completely once the controller is fully charged.