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Eurogamer

An updated PS5 DualSense Edge controller is apparently coming next year, but you probably shouldn't get get too excited

A revised model of Sony's DualSense Edge controller for the PlayStation 5 and PC has been indicated by FCC filings, with a new model number suggesting a potential update. This revision is likely to facilitate easier battery replacement to comply with the EU's Right to Repair directive, with a possible release around 2027.

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Retro Gamer

The Elite Series 2 set the bar for years of controller design, but the leaked Elite Series 3 just looks like more of the…

Leaked images of the purported Xbox Elite Series 3 controller suggest a design that may not significantly innovate beyond the Elite Series 2, potentially struggling to compete with advanced third-party controllers. The article analyzes expected features like Hall sensor thumbsticks, microswitch buttons, and new scrollable wheels, comparing them to current market offerings and highlighting the need for advanced tech to justify its premium price point.

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Tech Radar

Scuf just launched an officially licensed PS5 controller with loads of extra buttons and a wealth of high-end features

SCUF has launched the Omega, an officially licensed controller for PlayStation 5 and PC, priced starting at $219.99. This premium alternative to the DualSense Edge features 11 additional customizable inputs, a removable magnetic faceplate, interchangeable buttons, and RGB lighting. The wireless controller also boasts a 1,000Hz polling rate for PC and improved battery life.

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Retro Gamer

Scuf launches new Omega PS5 controller, and would you look at its adorable little ears

Scuf has launched its new officially licensed PlayStation 5 controller, the Scuf Omega, priced at $219.99. This programmable controller features toolless thumbstick swapping, customizable in-app controls, and unique side bumper buttons. While it lacks the DualSense's haptic feedback, it aims to bring PC-level competitive features to the PS5.

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Retro Gamer

Amazon is going zero profit mode on the best PS5 controller right now with an £80 discount

Amazon is offering a significant £80 discount on the Victrix Pro BFG controller, bringing its price down to £99.99. This officially licensed controller for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC is praised for its modular design, included accessories, and Hall effect sensors, making it a highly competitive option against more expensive alternatives.

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