Video game controllers have come a long way over the years. From the simple origins of a joystick and a button, to wireless control ... controller, Sony released the DualShock just over a year ...

Windows should also remember the controller, so if yo don't use it on a console in the interim, it should be quick to re-pair with your PC. The official Sony DualShock 4 USB wireless adapter is ...

With Sony due to launch its offensive on mobile phone gaming with its ultra-portable handheld, we can’t help but get a little giddy over the news that we may be able to potentially use it as a PS3 ...

However, controllers that are available for Sony's machine are of superb quality and as time has passed, more compelling third-party options have surfaced. While Sony itself offers top-drawer ...

There are plenty of PS4 games on PS5 that these gamepads will still be playable with, and if you're still on Sony's older console, they'll work just fine. Of course, if you're a sad controller ...

Sony is among the world's leading brands when it comes to personal audio, and has regularly produced high-quality wireless headphones, earphones, and true wireless earphones. The company has also ...

Launched back in 2018, the Sony WH-1000XM3 has widely been considered among the best wireless active noise cancelling headphones you can buy. It was also, in my opinion, the first pair of headphones ...

Manba is just the latest to answer the call, though their Manba One wireless controller might be the most unique controller of this gaming generation. That’s largely thanks to the big screen on ...

Razer's completely overhauled Wolverine wireless controller for Xbox/PC can do just that. Upgrading the design and components of its V2 Chroma version, the V3 Pro lets you play how you want to ...

The obvious target is the DualSense Edge, Sony's official pro-style wireless controller. While still significantly more expensive than the DualSense, the Edge is far more customizable with an ...

Controllers have a tendency to accrue dirt and grime over the weeks, months, and years because we're always touching them -- and our hands are great at naturally producing oils even under the most ...