One of the most frustrating things about the PS4 is that the DualShock 4 turns off in the middle of a gaming session Sure, you get a warning, but the controller dies too quickly, and with the PS5's DualSense controller, that's going to change

A Reddit user named viper_on_fire posted a video clip of himself holding the controller and noted that the DualSense lasts 3-4 hours longer than the DualShock 4, as PS4 controllers typically last 4-5 hours of gaming, If the durability of the DualSense controller improves, battery life could be almost double that of the previous model

We do not necessarily recommend playing games for 7-8 hours straight, as it is good to take breaks and rehydrate But the fact that you won't have to reach for another controller or plug in a USB cable means that the PS5 and its dual-sense controller may improve your quality of life more than the previous model

The DualSense controller is much larger than the DualShock 4, allowing Sony to fit a larger battery pack in the chassis However, optimization through improved energy efficiency could also be considered The lack of a large light bar on the side of the controller could also help the DualSense controller consume less battery power than its predecessor

However, Reddit user blursedpersona and viper_on_fire, who discussed DualSense, did not reveal how economical the controller would be, but did note that the controller's light strip is DualShock 4's noted that it would be darker than the light bar

viper_on_fire revealed some other tidbits about the controller viper_on_fire revealed that the DualSense is more comfortable than the DualShock 4 and is surprisingly less bulky overall He also said that the L2 and R2 triggers are harder to press than the DualShock 4, which is probably part of Sony's plan to make the DualSense a more tactile game control viper_on_fire also emphasized that the touchpad is more responsive and "clicky" than the PS4 controller

Overall, the DualSense controller looks to be a decent upgrade over the DualShock 4 Key features include advanced haptic feedback for more realistic rumble effects, and adaptive triggers for more immersive shooting, bow and arrow, etc Like the PS5, it may not be designed for everyone, but in terms of feel, little has changed! It is likely to stand out significantly against the Xbox's Series X controller