Sony's DualSense controllers are almost 30 percent off

Sony’s Days of Play sale runs through June 10 across major retailers and Sony’s site. The sale includes PlayStation games, headphones, DualSense controllers, and PSVR 2 headsets, excluding the consoles themselves. DualSense controllers are discounted, with the standard model available for $54.99 from $74.99 in multiple single-tone colors at Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Walmart, Target, and Sony. The standard controller is described as strong for PC use due to immersive haptics and resistance triggers in supported games, and it is also comfortable for any platform with Bluetooth. The DualSense Edge is also mentioned as a higher-end option with replaceable thumbstick modules, customizable back paddles, and a function key for swapping control schemes.

"Sony has a tradition of marking down its PlayStation 5 hardware a couple of times a year, and one of those opportunities to save is here through June 10th. Its latest Days of Play sale is happening at multiple retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Walmart, and at Sony's site as well. It loops in almost everything that Sony's PlayStation division has released - games, headphones, DualSense controllers, PSVR 2 headsets - everything except the consoles themselves."

"This post is focusing on DualSense controllers, which have dropped to familiar (but welcome) prices. You can get the standard model for $54.99 (originally $74.99) in several single-tone colors. This price is available through Sony, Best Buy, Amazon, Walmart, GameStop, and at Target. Some models cost more, including themed controllers based on a game, but are still each $20 off their normal prices."

"The standard model is fantastic for PC players, not just for those who own a PlayStation 5. Its immersive haptics and resistance triggers feel great to use with games that support the features. Otherwise, it's a very comfortable gamepad to use on any platform that supports Bluetooth."

"As you may already know, Sony also makes the DualSense Edge, a high-end alternative that has replaceable thumbstick modules, customizable back paddles, and a function key that grants you the ability to swap control schemes on-the-fly. The $199 model is now"

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