DualSense Edge Fully Customisable on PC with New App | Push Square

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Sony has published a new PlayStation Accessories app for PC that allows DualSense Edge owners to access the entire suite of features the high-end controller has to offer. Available to download now, it's a redesigned application that used to work as a firmware updater for PS5 controllers on PC. The DualSense Edge has always been compatible with PC, but through the new app, you can now «create, edit, and switch between custom profiles», just like on PS5.

In a quick video demonstration posted to Twitter, we see the ability to customise button assignments, a thumbstick and trigger deadzone adjustment option, and then the chance to tie those specific settings to a custom controller profile. This way, you could quickly change how the DualSense Edge operates when playing a competitive shooter like Valorant, as opposed to a more standard feel when playing a single player game.

As well as new features, the refreshed app also sports «significant improvements to the overall design and user experience». No matter whether you're using one on a PS5 or PC, though, the DualSense Edge controller represents a worthy upgrade for enthusiasts. We said it's «premium in every sense of the word» in our DualSense Edge review. If you reside in Japan, you might want to buy one in the next few days, however, as another wave of PS5 console and accessory price increases come into effect next week for the country.

Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he's found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.

Absolutely infuriating that you can adjust deadzones on PC but not on PS5… unless you pony up £200+ for a DualSense Edge. Maddening. Sort it out Sony

The games Sony, just the games please !!

Did they get the adaptive triggers working wirelessly on the PC yet? That is the primary blocker with me on PC.

@themightyant This is absolutely true, it is a shame. Even more when