How To Link Your PS5 Console To The PSN App
Connecting your PlayStation 5 to the PlayStationApp can be a great way to access your console remotely and share media from it. As long as you have a smartphone and a PSN account, you can easily link your console and your phone. The app is available for both iOS and Android and is entirely free to download.
One of the best aspects of the PlayStation app is that it allows players to navigate menus on their phone instead of on the PlayStation. Searching for things can be somewhat slow and clunky using a DualSense controller. It can also be a time-saver, making it easier to play new games more quickly.
The PlayStation App allows you to manage your PlayStation consoles and PSN account from your phone. It will enable you to purchase games and even begin downloading them to your console remotely, so long as your console is in rest mode instead of fully switched off. This can be a nice way to load up new games when you’re away from your console, allowing you to start playing as soon as you get back.
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The app can also interact with any PSN friends through the chat function, get information about your recently played games, and share screenshots or video recordings you’ve taken on your console. You can also receive notifications from your console so you know when a download has finished, and there are news stories to help you stay updated on all things PlayStation. However, to get the most out of the PlayStation App, you’ll want to ensure your PS5 is connected.
Linking a PS5 to your PSN App is relatively straightforward. On the app's home screen, go to the settings menu by clicking the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner. Then, scroll down to the Console Management section. Once there, you will see an option titled “.”
Clicking on the button will bring up a new page where you should see your PS5 listed as a device. If you also have
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