PS5 Adaptive Trigger Live Mechanics in Game - Full Teardown
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2020
- I use the trigger whilst disassembled, so you can see the mechanics.
See how the new PS5 DualSense Controller's Adaptive Trigger works, in real time. Naked view of the trigger.
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It is an encoder. A potentiometer doesn't spin around like that
Ah ok. I thought it was just a different type of potentiometer. Cheers
Hello circuit nerds
Guess he isn't a synth lover.
Beat me to it. By a week. Yeah, its kinda pedantic...but once you know, you just know. Also its contactless, so even better than potentiometer!
How do I replace the spring inside mine is broken
Not only this but the haptic feedback is so good that they can mimic the vibrations of a heartbeat. You literally feel like you're holding something alive in your hands. This controller deserves an award.
Piece of crap! It broke down right away. Made a video about it to!
@@CaptainCrunchExperiments You destroy things for likes and views, buddy you deserve it! Every thing in your household gets destroyed like they are destroyed in your crappy vids!
@@CaptainCrunchExperiments stfu
@@benny.pepper You can’t make something into a piece of s*it, if it’s pos already.
@@theflash4460 imagine destroying PS5 for views so that you can afford more PS5 but you only got 10k views lmao
The DualSense is looking so alive! Whoever created this is a genius!
500$ product with a plastic gear... I dont know how long it will last.
@@falconfurry6432 the Dualsense isn't 500 though us it? Use your noggin mate.
@@falconfurry6432* $70
@@brandon8100 talking about ps5 ;)
@@falconfurry6432 it’ll last. Stop hating.
I would buy a transparent dualsense. Looks so futuristic.
@@nicolausteslaus what how?
@@nicolausteslaus how?, dat would look fire as hell
There is a man who allready did on UA-cam i would love give the link but i am lazy tho
@@nicolausteslaus I guess I’m getting a gay controller then. Its going to be fire🔥
@@galasitygaming looooooool gay.
This guy seems to know what he's doing. I wouldn't advise anyone else attempting this breakdown.
Why would you even advise that in the first place?
@@18matts to fix your controller if possible instead of buying a new one.. fixed a few ps4 controllers with broken triggers vs paying 50$-$60 even replaced my disk drive in ps4 for $60 vs paying sony 100$ plus to do the same thing
When the lockdowns first started way back in March, I offered a service locally where I tore down consoles and controllers for repairs and cleaning. TONS of people would rather pay someone who knows this stuff to fix it versus 4x that amount to replace it.
@@CaptainCrunchExperiments It's too bad the video ends before the console goes through!
I don't find stuff like this difficult but I guess that's just me
PS5 Duel Sense Controller is a game changer. Hats off to the engineers that designed this... nice to have something new and creative
Yeh gg to them
You think? Just looks like a heap of failure points to me.
@@zybch Have you experienced the controller yet? When I first used it I was pleasantly surprised... but obviously it's not gonna be for everyone
@@DRE2XL I have the system, and the controller is absolutely the best Sony has made. But perhaps because it's such a large leap from the dreadful dual shock 3 and 4, it's getting way too much credit for its haptics. The rumble on the Xbox controller gives almost the same level of feedback with its trigger motors which have been part of it since 2013, but because of MS's stupid mistakes at the start of that gen, they got overshadowed by the problems.
Games that make proper use of it, like the Forza series, are amazing. You actually feel like your car is being gripped and pulled when you drive through mud for instance. But because most development teams used only the most basic of haptics, it's a feature that just got ignored, often deliberately so, by users and especially the Sony loving press.
I hope the same doesn't happen with the new Sony one, but developers being what they are for the most part it's likely going to be used as much as that stupid touch pad or speaker was last time lol
The resistive triggers are absolutely going to break. I was excited when I thought they'd be using inductive resistance (similar to the Switch HD Rumble) but this purely mechanical system just isn't gong to last, and the pressure sensor of the L/R2 triggers is disappointing as well. I'd hoped they would have switched to hall sensors by now, but it's the same 'buckling dome' system since the ps2 (I think).
But, the controller feels great in the hand, battery life is way better if you turn off resistive anyway, and I'm more than happy with it. Just not the longevity problem I suspect it's gong to have.
@@DRE2XL check out the number of people currently having issues with this feature. I personally have sent my controller back to sony.
A big round of applause to the developers of this amazing joystick, their technology is completely awesome. Good video broh!! 🤙
Don't forget to give credit for easy repairable.
Joystick seems normal to me, Trigger and haptics were developed very nicely tho
Let see how much it will work
Same guys that developed the HD rumble in the switch controllers if I remember correctly.
@@David-zc3ld You know what they bloody meant..
Adaptive Triggers are crazy and I was well impressed when I first used them! Seeing this video and the engineering involved in creating these triggers makes me appreciate even more the extra lengths that Sony went to to create something new and innovative that really adds to PS5's next gen experience!
So im wondering do games have to be optimized to this feature? Its such a dope feature only experienced it in the playroom. Haven’t played Miles Morales yet.
@@devoncalhoun9749 miles morales does
@@penthui585 yeah im just gone have to get it
@@devoncalhoun9749 Cold War made the most use of this, this is one of the best demo - ua-cam.com/video/Bzr7a1gnzgw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RiyardRamnath
So only games with trigger settings will utilize the feature.. but it is a very cool feature that is mind blowing and worthy of the label next gen. Playstation for the win. If you haven't experienced the feel, you will need to find one to touch its very hard to get an idea of what people are talking about without touching it IRL.
This video is much more informative than everyone around just trying to explain it and repeating "Believe me, it's good."
Sweet 😀👍
I'm amazed and scared at the same time, I hope those plastic gears last long and don't grind too soon with all that movement and rumble
IKR that’s what I think
Hopefully they will develop a premium version akin to the Xbox elite controller with metal gears. If enough of these mechanisms fail in the warranty period then it may speed things up.
@@stejent yeah, premium internals wpuld be awesome. The out of the box one feels so premium already. Its a really amazing controller.
@@stejent no so son bro.
Im sure there will be someone selling metal gears for these controllers
This is the main reason why I purchased a PS5 instead of XSX.. A total game changer 👍😍 Thanks for showing us how it works!
i guess no more taking apart my controllers to customize them, there’s no way in hell i would be able to get that back together lol
The majority of the controller looks very simple to take apart. These triggers and the haptics (and really most of the individual "features") are all separate modules. The haptic actuators are soldered on and glued in, but apart from that, everything else comes apart quite distinctly.
So if you're already adept at customizing controllers, you wont have any issues here (unless you were planning to modify the triggers, then yo SoL lol)
It’s fairly simple actually and not that complicated
Having modded my controller i can tell you the part you are seing is in its own housing. You can swap everything else in the controller without getting into the mechanical portion.
If you have the right tools anything is possible.
Imagine a transparent controller
That would take me back to when that was the thing. Reminds me of Nintendo when they had transparent everything
@@megalonk._.9728 yeahhhhh I had a transparent GBA ahhhh those were the days 😁
Piece of crap! It broke down right away. Made a video about it to!
With lights. If my old mad cats gamecube controller did it back in the 2000s so can the ps5 in 2020
I had a transparent red and blue PS2 controllers back in 2005
It was really cool to see the vibration motors spinning
This is crazy how this controller works and wanted to see the inside scoop of it. Thanks for showing us this tear down, so amazing how everything just works together inside the controller.
I like reverse engineering and love that you took the time to do this, best breakdown video ever!
First time ever I thought we needed a "love" button. Thanks a lot!
This was really entertaining and educational, I've never seen a segment like you did with the internal mechanics of the controller in visible working order and in live action, I didn't know that a screw could work so gingerly with such fine movements. I guess we can thank Archimedes for that.
Thanks for the upload I really enjoyed it.
Man i cant wait to see this force feedback in analog stick it's should help a lot when playing racing game
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A VIDEO OF THIS FOR OVER A YEAR!!! Thank you so much for the live demonstration. You deserve all the subs and views in the world
this video was already awesome and then you reassembled, mad respect
This is the BEST VIDEO of how Adaptive Trigger works.
Just came across your channel due to the dualsense tear down. So had to also appreciate your thumbnails with PS5 in the ps2 two tone style font nice touch and also fantastic high quality videos.
The shear engineering ingenuity in those triggers is amazing
The adaptive triggers are the most exciting new controller development in a long time. Really cool to see how they work here... although, I'd be lying if I said I really understood what I was seeing. :P
Fifa players already have seen every single part.
Ha!
Seen or felt?
@@dhaisa no seen cause I think who plays fifa on ps5 already destroyed 3-4 controllers
@@carloambrosio6726 oh BTW you know how much of this haptic feedback and adaptive trigger feature is used In fifa 21?
@@dhaisa ok so maybe before destroying them they have felt the trigger maybe 😂
Bro been playing borderlands 3 for the ps5 and let me tell you the game looks and feels damn amazing !! Oh and the adaptive triggers for game are insane for every gun you use. Simply put, the dualsense is amazing
This is an amazing video. Thank you very much for going through the effort to make these drive systems visible :)
Another amazing (mini) teardown - 💯 Mind blown! 💥
The best controller out there in my opinion. I never felt like I’ve been a “huge” gamer but these new controllers make the game feel like so much more than a game (I know that sounds weird) I feel like I’m more in control with these new controllers. It’s an experience I think many have to experience for themselves to fully understand. It makes me want to experience more games on the PS5. If making an amazing gaming experience from a controller to push those playing the games to purchase more games to further the experience, it’s working because I’ve spent way too much lol.
It definitely has its ups and downs.
Some games can make it feel like it's the best thing that's ever been invented.
But some games can make you hate it. Thank God for a turn off option in the main menu lol.
@walker tbh,,, Yes!
But on a single player campaign game it's a blast to use.
@walker When shooting a gun it makes it harder to push down. Don't get me wrong. It feels amazing shooting guns with a Dual sense controller. But it can get you killed real fast lol.
@@steadycuzzin5813 No it doesn't...
For an engineer like me this video is pure p0rn!
😀
Then you are still virgin
@@ioloiiuo Stfu
@@ioloiiuo Stfu
@@ioloiiuo stfu
Wow. That was amazing and very informative!! Thank you!!!
We should take a minute to appreciate the amount of thought and effort that has gone into literally just two buttons on the ps5 controller insane howmuch tech in them two shoulder buttons
Been wondering how's the adaptive trigger function. Didn't expect it has gears inside to control the vibration effects. Very informative video.
It is not controlling the vibration. It is pushing back on your finger, resisting it. The case where you see it like vibrating is actually a situation when you push the trigger by applying the same force and the trigger pushes back and releases, pushes back and releases really fast.
Adaptive triggers are not for vibration. They control the resistance of the trigger. When the trigger is easy to push, when the trigger gets harder to push (and how much) and when it gets stronger than the force of your finger so it pushes it back.
@@inSertCoiNow That makes a lot of sense now!
Imagine in the near future where every button got their own motherboard
Yeah fr, o thought it was those magnets that push away from each other when they get too close
@@inSertCoiNow There is actually Vibration in the triggers in some games. for example horizon forbidden west when you aim with a bow. the effect is also created by the gear/motor
That those triggers gears could start to wear out, lets hope they are durable enough for everyday users
It shouldn't matter if they do, unlike something like the joysticks, if this mechanism gets sloppy and loose, the motor will take up the slack and you're unlikely to notice. It's all about applying pressure, that is, driving the gear to a specific point, and then maintaining it at that same position with a maximum amount of power to the motor to control how much resistance it provides. The motor will just quickly drive until everything's in the set position, the only bit where looseness would matter is in that interface between the big cog and the potentiometer, but that's not an area exposed to stress or wear. I think the areas of wear risk on these controllers remains the joysticks. If the adaptive triggers are going to fail it would probably be a catestrophic failure like motor burning out overheating. I have high hopes for it's longevity.
its technology.
all new good technology always broke faster.
and why you use smartphone instead old nokia phone?
why not just machining a metal gear in a cnc
@@l0k048 expensive
Yep. I'm wondering how long they will last. It depends on how much force it generates.
This is so cool to watch, great quality!
It's just fantastic. A small piece of engineering and art
Only time will tel with how durable the triggers are. Hopefully they last as long as the controller.
Trust me, anything can last longer than Nintendo's Joycon sticks.
Not that long, my L2 broke 9 days after release
@@XlDemb0w Damn. Really?
@@jeikutheookami yup, had to go to walmart and buy another one, and also is really hard to get in touch with sony atm
@@XlDemb0w I think there were a lot of defective Xboxs too.
It's such a genius design
So complex it is . Awesome demonstration👏
Like this one! I just thought how it works yesterday! Awesome video! Awesome controller!
*Deeper grooves at a level 7*
Good joke
Wow, this is the EXACT THING i wanted to see.
Best PS5 video out there
I don't have a PS5 but just seeing this video made it clearer how the adaptive triggers feels.
I saw a video of how the triggers work like in a game and wow it's amazing I love that controller.
I feel very fortunate to own a PS5 (not here to gloat) and I must say the adaptive trigger in this new controller is quite... addictively extraordinary. It kinda feels like you are pressing on a 20% hard crunchy 10% wet sponge that also adjusts its strength depending on the game's situation. While it may seem like it can be simply ignored, it's quite something. I can't wait for more PS5 games to come out to utilize this feature (especially them driving games) and also hope everyone who plans to get a console to be able to get sometime relatively soon. Oh and yes, other new stuff Sony put into the controller is quite remarkable as well, but this is an adaptive trigger video :P Thx for the vid! Now I know what I'm pressing down against on the inside XD
Very proud of how well your channel is growing! Well done
Cool mechanics, thanks for sharing 👌
The gun shot feels satisfying, also it freakin vibrates on the trigger itself
Amazing, your chanel is so god.
Damn such a little piece of hardware and yet doing so many things at once. I'm impressed
Love the new controller snd the feed back is the best. Can not go back to any other controller now.
Awesome video as always
Japanese engineers always amaze me
Very COOL mechanichs, but im afraid that the triggers will fail too offten
True i mean its just plastic gears constantly under stress
They are stronger then they look. Plastic gears are used a lot in electronics. For example a dvd/cd drive
I was just thinking that i should have bought a 3rd party warranty for my PS5 or if i buy another controller to get it for that.
@@JulianiLuckeey yep but dvd driver has no pressure or heavy duty and dvd have metal infinite screw not plastic
@@jacopocito8307 Like a playstation controller is heavy duty? Maybe little bit more forces but heavy duty, no way
Wow this is amazing dude!!
Nice to see the metal bar in the triggers and not plastic.
I read through the comments and realized I'm like the only person here with absolutely no idea what any of this stuff does........
The triggers can vibrate when you push them down, and snap down like a real gun trigger.
Wow this is more high tech than the PS5 itself!
Amazing video!
This controller out of any I have seen so far in my life is the most advanced one yet if you were to tell someone 5 years ago that this tech would exist in the next few years they probably wouldn't believe you but here we are now
This is masterpiece
This makes me want a dualsense clear controller like in the ps2 days.
It was really cooling seeing the vibration motors spin
I love stuff like this!!!
Heyo! Congrats on reaching 1 million views.
Interesting how they built all that tech into the controller
Very educational video :) The only downside to this is that the worm gear and the other black gear are only made by plastic, and sadly there have been alot of videos published where people replace worn out plastic gears on electronics. I sure hope this is not the case for the Dualsense controller tho.
DAM thats an elegant compact design, im in awe at how simple and complex it is at the same time.
crazy how the triggers have its own motherboard, shows how great they really want this thing to be
Amazing, hats off to the engineers
As an Xbox player, I'm hella jealous.
heavenly joyous for PS5 player.
As a PlayStation player that can't afford a ps5, I'm hella jealous.
@Ryoshikari I hope so. While the Xbox controller is a great base controller... It's certainly lacking now without the gyro and adaptive triggers.
@@giobrando6574 as a playstation player that can afford a ps5 but hasn't been able to, im jealous 😂
The best triger pioneer
Wow, so it's like force feedback triggers... VERY cool!!!
i hope more PC games support this dual sense... I already test the controller on PC and its really awesomeee..
It really a game changer.. imagine if you playing fps game and your weapon is broken, the trigger button should be harder to push
How many games support this feature on PC? Is it worth buying DualSense for PC?
Small tip: Put a high pass (or low cut, same thing) filter on your audio @ around 100hz maybe, every video software should have one, because there's this weird low rumble on the background that doesn't sound nice on headphones, also, thanks for the vid, very interesting
Ok thanks! I will try it. I had some negative feedback about the audio on another video. I didn't think there was anything I could do about it in post, and was thinking about a separate mic. I'm just using the built in mic in my phone (Samsung S10e).
Nice to have a potentially good tip re the sound issue for headphones, hope this helps.
That's some engineering genius there.
Amazing piece of Technology!
Wow... Man, Sony deserves all the money 🤩
No
@@Sincerely._Erys oN
For those of you wondering how it feels its really weird at first and I still haven't gotten used to it because it almost feels like your breaking it but your not although it is really fun to use.
Excatly I felt that it will break too when I’m using it
@@sesos1232009 yeah its really weird
I think I did break it tho 💀
I was playing dying light 2 which is the first thing I played with adaptive triggers, now my L2 works just fine everytime, but my R2 doesn't resist most of the time, and when it does its not as strong as my L2
Such small thing, but very advanced, good one 👍
Amazing 😍
Sony always comes up with the good ideas.
Cool
This is some incredible Engineering work. Its awesome, shout out to the Engineer who designed the PS5 Controller
This plus VR is gonna be FULL ON!!!
The group that work on Dual-Sense deserve’s extra profits..
Very Good Job Sony
Congrats for reaching 2k subs!
Must Have!!👍👍👍
So this is how the magic happens.
If you turn your headphones up a bit you can hear a car engine outside or inside a garage, I can’t be the only one hearing this.
youre not
The whole video, or just certain parts?
@@RestoreTechnique it was certain part of the video, it wasn’t the whole video, if you turn it up you’ll hear it, no big deal but I thought I mention it just in case, it doesn’t bother me lol.
Awesome!!
I can't believe their are people out there that just knows how to come up with this kind of stuff. Like how!? Lol I'm still surprised that someone designed engines for cars and all the mechanical parts for it to actually work. This stuff amazes me
Heard about the news that peoples controller are already breaking because of the haptic feedback, came back to see how...
Did anyone else think there sound was off when you only saw the captions but didn’t hear a voice??
Yea good point, I think i need some intro music or something so people can do a soundcheck when the video starts. It's too quiet with only little sounds here and there.
That's Cool!
this is probably the best feature from PS5
Very cool engineering they've done!
Do you think that helicoidal gear will hold? To replace it means replace the motor also right?
Cheers
You can get the helicoidal gear off the motor, buy cutting into it and destroying it in the process.
But if you needed to replace the motor, I doubt you'd be able to retain the original gear.
I think the gear will wear over time, and you'll start seeing problems in a couple years, depending on use.
Now imagine this tech in the next gen PSVR controllers 😭
Imagine no controllers using Elon's brain chips..
@@Mwellmac Yeeeee lets have a Chips in our brain! Lol never, elon musk is a devil himself for creating this BS
But Kinect says we _are_ the controllers. XD
@@ArchangelExile I want to be on VR and my mind control all operation.. sitting still but feeling like you are doing everything all at the same time
that's such a cool little device
Oh god this going to be hell to clean