In terms of using the DualSense on a PC, it’s possible to do, but it’s a little complicated. However, the DualSense does have key differences, as well as a few perks that help to justify its higher $69.99 price. Compared directly to the Xbox controller, the DualSense has similar levels of compatibility (both are compatible with Android and iOS, and feature built-in Bluetooth for support on PC). There’s another slice of our staff who swear by Sony’s DualSense, a modern controller that retains the symmetrical analog stick arrangement that PlayStation controllers are known for. Photo: Henry Hargreaves for Polygon Sony DualSense controller
Regardless of the Windows PC game client, there are no extra steps for setting it up.Īn obsessive gamer’s guide to chronic pain peripherals It also helps that it’s usually around $50 (depending on the color), and that it just works with most PC games. This speaks to its comfort and value, and that Microsoft has released enough colors to satisfy varying tastes in design. On the Polygon team, the Xbox controller got the highest number of endorsements of any controller. Photo: Henry Hargreaves for Polygon Microsoft Xbox controller We’ve come together to share our favorite PC-ready controllers. Our staff has a wide variety of preferences and needs. For example, those might include easy setup on PC, good battery life, multi-platform compatibility, and accessibility options, like the ability to remap buttons and adjust stick or trigger sensitivity.Īt Polygon, we play games on a lot of consoles and platforms - both new and old.
It’s also important that you’re getting the features you want. It’s got to be comfortable to use, with every button, stick, and trigger easily in reach. Finding the best controller for playing PC games is a more personal journey than it sounds.
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