Does it have PS5 Controller adaptive trigger support?

[ᶜᵃᵗCATᶜᵃᵗ]

I read somewhere online it supports it, but I can't seem to get it to work

[Volodesi]

Probably not. Even the Xbox One controllers have similar triggers since they came out and almost no games make use of it on PC. It's only a handful of Xbox App games actually use it on PC.

[⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO]

Originally posted by Volodesi:

Probably not. Even the Xbox One controllers have similar triggers since they came out and almost no games make use of it on PC. It's only a handful of Xbox App games actually use it on PC.

You are kinda wrong about Xbox controllers as I have a Xbox Elite 2 Controller and many games I have does support it.

Does DualSense fully work on PC?

Your DualSense PS5 controller can absolutely be connected to your PC wirelessly. All you need is a Bluetooth-enabled computer to connect wirelessly.

Limitations When Using the PS5 Controller on PC or Mac

Here's a quick overview of its limitations. There's no haptic feedback. While you can feel every explosion or jump on your PlayStation 5, there's no haptic feedback when using the controller on your PC or Mac, limiting how your senses feel in-game.

[Volodesi]

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

I have a Xbox Elite 2 Controller

My concordances. I own entirely too many controllers and the Elite/Elite 2 have to be the worst controllers I have in my collection. I've pretty much broken them all down and have them in a parts drawer. Yet some-how my original Xbox One controller I bought like 10 years ago is fine.

I've never had a controller go bad from use and I've had three Elites and two Elite 2's go bad. Bad D-pads, face buttons or non-functioning/drifting sticks. The return/warranty is also so crap that it can never be replaced it fixed as well. So bad in fact that Microsoft lost a class action lawsuit because of the Elite controllers being so bad.

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

You are kinda wrong about Xbox controllers as I have a Xbox Elite 2 Controller and many games I have does support it..

Would also like to know where the mythical haptic trigger supported games are. I've only ever found the Forza Horizon games to support it. No game I own on Steam, racing or otherwise have used them.

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

Does DualSense fully work on PC?

Your DualSense PS5 controller can absolutely be connected to your PC wirelessly. All you need is a Bluetooth-enabled computer to connect wirelessly.

Limitations When Using the PS5 Controller on PC or Mac

Here's a quick overview of its limitations. There's no haptic feedback. While you can feel every explosion or jump on your PlayStation 5, there's no haptic feedback when using the controller on your PC or Mac, limiting how your senses feel in-game.

Also, never use controllers through PC Bluetooth. Connection quality is always flaky and if the connection fluctuates it will cause hitching/micro-stutters in games because of how bad Microsoft is at handling Bluetooth. Only time I've found Bluetooth to work fine is with Switch Pro controllers.

Also pretty sure DualSense's functions can only work on PC if using PS Remote Play. Their site mentions this. Even their site mentions that certain controller features won't work over wireless.

[⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO]

Originally posted by Volodesi:

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

I have a Xbox Elite 2 Controller

My concordances. I own entirely too many controllers and the Elite/Elite 2 have to be the worst controllers I have in my collection. I've pretty much broken them all down and have them in a parts drawer. Yet some-how my original Xbox One controller I bought like 10 years ago is fine.

I've never had a controller go bad from use and I've had three Elites and two Elite 2's go bad. Bad D-pads, face buttons or non-functioning/drifting sticks. The return/warranty is also so crap that it can never be replaced it fixed as well. So bad in fact that Microsoft lost a class action lawsuit because of the Elite controllers being so bad.

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

You are kinda wrong about Xbox controllers as I have a Xbox Elite 2 Controller and many games I have does support it..

Would also like to know where the mythical haptic trigger supported games are. I've only ever found the Forza Horizon games to support it. No game I own on Steam, racing or otherwise have used them.

Originally posted by ⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO:

Does DualSense fully work on PC?

Your DualSense PS5 controller can absolutely be connected to your PC wirelessly. All you need is a Bluetooth-enabled computer to connect wirelessly.

Limitations When Using the PS5 Controller on PC or Mac

Here's a quick overview of its limitations. There's no haptic feedback. While you can feel every explosion or jump on your PlayStation 5, there's no haptic feedback when using the controller on your PC or Mac, limiting how your senses feel in-game.

Also, never use controllers through PC Bluetooth. Connection quality is always flaky and if the connection fluctuates it will cause hitching/micro-stutters in games because of how bad Microsoft is at handling Bluetooth. Only time I've found Bluetooth to work fine is with Switch Pro controllers.

Also pretty sure DualSense's functions can only work on PC if using PS Remote Play. Their site mentions this. Even their site mentions that certain controller features won't work over wireless.

Worst controllers I ever seen and used was the N64 I have many of those for parts to fix other peoples controller. Also to use full feature for both Xbox and Playstation they must be wired to you will not have access to full features. I will go into more details with links. ATM I am not at my pc.