PS5 DualSense Controllers Are Already Breaking?
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- The PS5 has been out for a little over a month now and the most impressive parts of the experience certainly come from the DualSense controller. However now it looks like more and more cases are popping up online of the controller's adaptive triggers having issues and even snapping when being used. What's causing this problem and can Sony fix it over time?
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It's under factory warranty it has not been a year and that goes to EVERYONE. send that shit back.
Hey if that happens to a huge amount of people, we can get a law suit against Sony and get everything changed with no questions asked like the joycons .
Yeah, duh, right?
It's just going to happen again.
Asking players to fight the trigger, is bound to have people break them. This is why it was such a badddd idea. And these controllers are so expensive. 70 bucks a pop. And you HAVE to buy those for ps5 games. Can't use a cheaper ps4 controller or something.
@@Bluerflect really. I had mine replaced and a new one within the week.
Sure not bloody dam people rough with contrllers breaking them
My r2 trigger became loose like many others were experiencing and I was able to fix it. The spring actually broke and I replaced it. Thought about making a youtube video on it since no one really has one out on how to fix it.
Btw you don’t need to desolder it from the board. But I will agree it is a lot of steps just to get into the springs. Also very interesting thing I noticed is the ps5’s spring is smaller and not as strong while being shaped different from the ps4’s springs but as long as you bend the PS4 spring it’ll work for ps5.
All you need to fix it is a wedge tool to open up the DualSense, a Phillips screwdriver #00, a spare PS4 controller or PS4 trigger springs on Amazon. The project will take around 35-45 min to fix.
Yes, a youtube video please. That would help a lot. Thanks
YOu really should do the video, seens like will be needed lol
Please make a video.
As my engineer grandfather once said: moving parts are the bane of any device's life expectancy.
Shut up nobody cares
@@youtubesucks9595 care enough to leave a comment huh? 😁
@@youtubesucks9595, thank you! He patented the design that lead to the micro-chip that makes literally all of our digital devices possible. Now how do you feel?
@@benderisgreat95able no he didn't
@@benderisgreat95able bullshit prove it
Of course the Dualsense Controllers are breaking, that's what happens when you launch a console with a Souls game.
good comment
Yep
Lul!
Lmao someone cant handle souls games apparently.
@@red_menace1829 bro just stop... I don’t know if your trying to flex or what but it’s not working. It’s a joke
First thing I said when I heard about the triggers: 'That's gonna break'.
I thought the triggers sounded cool, but "that's gonna break" is definitely what I was thinking watching the controller teardowns. I was sure the plastic gears would eventually break, before other components in the controller likely should, but it was unexpected that the trigger springs would snap like this.
I hope theyll a way to make them durable without compromising the functionality, this is such a cool idea
haha yeah i said the exact same thing to my PS buddies... i said absolutely cool feature... but with the extra resistance there only asking for problems! I just didn't expect it to be a month later!
I had a suspicious feeling as it's not like scuff
@@theoutsiderjess4869
“Not like scuf.” I’ve never had good experiences with scuf controllers. I’ve either got stick drift, faulty paddles, loose joysticks, etc. So comparing the DuslSense to a scuf controller is VERY far fetched.
Dualsense controllers break*
Joycons: *welcome to the brotherhood*
Joycons: *"A challenger is approaching"*
Yhe Xbox elite controllers broke faster then the Joycons
Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.
Nah, the hyperbole is real. Launch grey joy cons, along with my imported Splatoon pair from 2017 is still in terrific shape.
Scratches and wear, but nothing that would suggest ‘broken’.
Drift is also non existent. I don’t know what morons are going on about. I cannot be this lucky. No doubt you have been brainwashed by the Twitter sheep!
@@cbgg1585 Me and my siblings all got Switches at Launch along side extra Joycons. Mine still function, but my brothers started drifting two months ago. Though I mainly use the pro controller. It depends on what type of games you play as well. Games that require you to hold in the stick to run break them faster.
imagine dumping thousands on a scalped PS5 and then have your controller broken
Or the GPU dying, as many are. Yikes
Thats why I'm not buying from scalpers, if we leave them they will have to deal with a bunch of ps5s to sell without being able to
Wife got mine from the Walmart website. 540 after tax.
Got a ps5 for 1400 in Australia, worth it
Mines fine
I had a feeling this would happen.
When I watched a teardown video of the trigger and all of the small components it uses I thought the same thing. It’s such a gimmicky feature and just going to cause more problems than anything.
Same
Jokes on them, I still can't even get a ps5 to have the controller break! Take that sony.
Yup and when you get it problem will be fixed so works out perfectly
Keep your money 🤑 in your bank account for alest a year you really want to smash 500 Euro on a machine that his one exclusive
@@boplindoplin8046 Exactly!
@@SEAMUSPM1 5 to my knowing actually but I agree with you Xbox and ps5 we’re the first launch consoles I’ve ever got and will be the last
@@SEAMUSPM1 last by not getting a launch console again not saying the consoles are bad
I posted this on the PS5 subreddit just yesterday and had several other people comment saying they ran into the same issue
Happened to mine
Mine just snapped what do I do to return it to ps?
This is my Nintendo switch coming back to haunt me.
BRUH SAME I USED TO HAVE A SWITCH AND NOW I HAVE A PS5
I sold my switch got so bored of it lol.
@Astropathix XIII haha
Bro I use game boy advance go retro you will love it
@@Z2Z9 same
Mine broke the first week. Adaptive trigger keep clicking, making a noise, and kept winding down and up non stop without even touching it.
*Nintendo:* Joycon Tokyo Drift
*Playstation:* Dual break Spring Edition
*Xbox:* Deadzone: To be continued
I like your profile pic
Xbox remotes usually have anolog issues (deadzones)
Xbox: battery bound cave man edition
@@thisiswhatgarbagelookslike3864
How can xbox controller have bad batteries when it doesnt have one ?
@@masterchief2669 yeah I have a xbox one controller and the stick you use for the camera is doing the drift where it points upwards and I barely use it at only my friend uses it for Borderlands
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@@drozzimz I’m at *your* window
No
Moving parts are inefficient
That's a main reason why we moved from hdd to ssd
My triangle button is sticking and I ALWAYS take care of my controller
Sony is cheap made in China trash wake up
@@L4Disillusion no
@@L4Disillusion nah your just hating
Same with mine :/ it only sticks when I click the top and not the bottom tho I dunno if it’s my fault or not
Don't worry my cross button was sticking and after about a week it stopped. So time should fix it if you use the controller frequently
let's see if Sony sorts this out better than Nintendo with drift
Mine doesn't feel like first I use the triggers affect all that. It's getting just a tiny bit less, but still works well as normal. Still a great experience
Mark my words, they won't.
Lol Sony actually fix drift ? They never will. Why fix the drift or trigger when you can buy a new one in two months for 49.99 or 69.99! Or if you want quality get a PS Pro controller for a low low price of 149.99-159.99! Sony we want more revenue not quality 😇
Dm me Sony I can write your newest slogan🤣
It’s always “let’s see”, but not “it should never be”.
@@SoHailusive same with any product
Damn, I guess if you want quality you gotta buy the KFConsole.
Facts
No the Xbox Series X 😏
@@jacobsebastien3910 No, the KFConsole
@@jacobsebastien3910 nope that console is trash kfc all the way
Soulja Boy console the only one for me.
I see why Xbox went with “if it’s not broke don’t fix it”
The only thing I want to see from Microsoft in terms of controller changes is adding haptic feed back. Other than that nope.
The only thing that breaks when using a X-BOX controller is your hands, but that's not Microsoft's issue...
@@sieke87 its really not tho
@@sieke87 within 2 or 3 years Xbox will be dominating the gaming space and I’m a PS player
@@sieke87 sorry bro that ps5 is done
My r2 became very sensitive. I rest my finger and it just starts shooting and putting walls. All i have to do is slightly tap it like a phone and it'll do its thing
Ive had the same experience and its so annoying
Yup, same, Fortnite
@@pxralleltr155 yes dude
I have both series x and ps5 but I realised like the controller on PS5 is proper hard when I gently spammed it with shooting games it became loose I used my brothers xbox series x it doesn’t break i see why Microsoft went for a more simple design. Ps5 is still good but the controller is just fragile in general
Thats one of the symptoms for a broken spring, you need to get it replaced
The fact that it's taking only a month or two for these to wear out really makes one question the quality and durability of the components used and the QA/QC process used to approve it.
I wonder how much of it is also just due to gamers being gamers. Lot of kids, hot tempers, and people with way stronger hands than they counted on. God knows it'd be hard to build a controller that can hold up to what a pissed-off ten year old meeting the Souls genre for the first time will heap on it.
Mines fine
@@Cryptic0013 I agree with this to a point. When my friend got his DualSense out he deliberately tried to squeeze it as hard as he could when the adaptive triggers were on full tension just to see how strong they are. They have not broken yet but I can see in the not to distant future the R2 breaking. I myself just turned the feature off entirely.
Im getting my ps5 soon, but u can turn the adaptive triggers off i think.
@@KhaosOfficialYT I guess you did not read my comment. Yes you can and recommend doing so unless you are playing Astro's Playroom or seeing what they are like in other games. But I shut it off not only to save the haptic feedback but also the weak ass battery life that nobody has even been mentioning that I've seen around the net. I can get easily 30 hours out of DualShock 4 and I haven't definitively timed my DualSense with everything off and light set to dim is around the 12 hour mark is my guess.
It’s funny cause my controller just started having issues with the right thumb stick. The camera would just start moving by itself and I’ve tried blowing in it and moving it around but it’s still having problems
Oof stick drift sucks
@@UltimateInkling it does and I thought Sony would fix it after the DualShock 4 but nope
One of my friends is having drift issues on his as well, so it's not just you. Thankfully mine is doing okay. 🤞
@@UstadhZaki the dualsense uses the same joy sticks as the PS4 controllers
Lots of games have drift because their dead zones etc are off. If it continues to drift in the Home Screen menu then you’re screwed
“If it breaks easy but don’t worry it’s easy to buy a new one!” Yeah don’t give me that. Having to pay another 70 dollars for something that would brake within a few months is absurd.
People r retarded, 80 dollar controller should last for years.
switch joycon moment
Welcome to the nintendo switch
@alexander pierre ok fanboy
@alexander pierre lol never said anything about xbox. Why are you butthurt?
I have this exact issue. I can hear a piece rattling around in the controller.
As a result, the R2 trigger has less tension and is overly sensitive to the slightest touch of the trigger.
I called this. I knew the adaptive triggers would be an issue as soon as I knew it would have some resistance to your presses. With how small the parts is. Theres no way it could withstand the pressure of human strength in the finger. Especially when they mentioned they could mimick a gun jam. That is almost a gurnatee break.
exactly, I only thought that the triggers had the rumble feedback feature like what Xbox one controllers had, But seeing this adaptive resistance feature just feels like it's asking for the springs to break. cause it looks like it's over stressing the springs beyond where the triggers normally compress the springs. And repeatedly stress them past that point is absolutely going to break the springs.
Whatever you say Xbox fanboy.
@@geeesejeeeze6055 I hope you're self aware enough to appreciate the irony of your comment 😂
Yeah for sure.
@@geeesejeeeze6055 I haven't owned an xbox for 7 years. I do PC mostly. But that's also why I like using Xbox controllers. cause they're default compatible for PC.
Besides, you calling me an Xbox fanboy doesn't change anything. It's a flaw in the Duelsense's design. no questions. I can point at you and call you a Sony fanboy for acting like this isn't an issue.
I also haven't had issues with this yet myself but I've hardly been playing my PS5 a crazy amount plus I have two controllers that I swap between. I figured if anything WAS going to have problems it would be the controller, though, because it's quite complicated. I still appreciate that they tried to do something cool with it instead of just sticking to the status quo.
From my experience I’ve noticed over the years that triggers with trigger stops like the scuf can break, not because of bad design but more due to user pressing way too hard. The trigger goes down less than half the normal travel & engages with mere millimeters of travel. If you’re pressing down excessively or hard a lot then 1 of 2 things typically happens. You either break the nub off the trigger stop which can be easily replaced.. or you break the plastic C shape hinges that lock on the pivot bar inside, the plastic C hinges break & then your trigger doesn’t compress or decompress correctly because the leverage point is broken or the entire trigger falls off because both hinges break. I’m assuming something similar may be happening in the new PlayStation controller because 1 it’s all plastic C hinges pivoting on a small metal bar.. the adaptive trigger is pushing back to creating resistance or pressure acting essentially like a “trigger stop” would. Maybe users are pressing the trigger too hard as it’s pushing back.. the plastic hinge cracks or breaks.. which could also cause the spring to unseat. That’s my guess, the hinge system can’t handle the pressure at the pivot point.
I literally turned it off soon as I turned on the PlayStation never felt the need for that function
Yeah that's what I'm going to do
You are missing out my friend
The first thing I did was turn down the intensity of the triggers so I guess we'll see if it lasts longer.
How do u do that
I turned mine off
Some times testing isn't accurate to irl situations, especially when it's automated by a robot, this is why design flaws can come up after a product comes out. The Joycons testing probably didn't test for the idea that a lot of modern games have you run by pushing in the sticks, which added extra friction to the sensors and caused them to tear down faster. Of course that on top of the fact it naturally sands away do to the design flaw.
I honestly hate the implementation of pushing the analog stick to run. I always feel uncomfortable when performing that action on my DS4 controller.
@@aswinkumar4452 I agree. This is why I want them to add the handle buttons as non macros, as then they could set run to one of those buttons instead
"The Joycons testing probably didn't test for the idea that a lot of modern games have you run by pushing in the sticks"
No controller takes that into account. IMO every game with controls like that should fail certification. Stick in every controller is designed and tested for clicks only in central position.
Great console so much problems by the time we all get it all or most of the problems will be gone
Slight correction: You do not need to solder or desolder a single thing to get to the trigger spring. undo the 4 screws of the trigger module, and there is a metal pin by the base of the trigger you can remove. From there you have access to the button rubber, springs, flex. No soldering needed.
My man out here bringing us info that we actually need!
if they didn't break how would sony sell more controllers...
You smart
Still under warranty.
@@fishmo_mofish Well yeah its technically under warrenty but companies find ways to manipulate this.
shut up ive had the same controllers forever
@@BryanGarcia-qy4qg I dunno about sony but i've sent in many xbox controllers, even the elite ones under warranty and all got replaced without question.(the majority was mishandled just a few got broke naturally:))
What a surprise! As I was playing astros playroom I thought to myself “this controller won’t last more than a few months”
I mean I snapped both triggers on my ps4 controller shortly after I got it. They still work but travel farther than normal, ps5 controller triggers are cool but too complicated to last very long. Hopefully they make a separate controller model without the fancy adaptive buttons.
@@MT-rh3bq - How hard do you game? I mean, I get it, I guess, but damn.
It's totally worth it
@@MT-rh3bq you can always disable adaptive triggers and haptic feedback if you're worried it'll happen to your controller. Honestly for me it's too good to not disable it and risk my controller breaking.
@@MyManJFKTV this is literally what people said about joycon drift when it first started happening. It’s a hardware defect.
I take good care of my stuff and I’ve gone through three pair of joycon. Using the Split Pad Pro now because fuck that.
My R2 is flaky from playing Miles Morales, it sometimes locks up and doesn’t move/vibrate.
Same but my x button from playing persona 5 dancing
Question, did you have adaptive triggers effect turned on the whole time?
@@excusemylunacy I doubt you can turn them off, I haven’t even found a option to turn it off myself.
@@juliandestroyer8308 on what game? You can usually turn it off for each game. Ive done it on cold war and spiderman miles morales
@@excusemylunacy I play persona dance, wolfenstein the new colossus, god of war, bier automata, and cod war zone
the true winner of this console generation is AMD. they made a ton of money and will be safe behind the scenes for a long time to come.
They deserve it tho
Last gen was amd aswell.
Don't know if it's breaking, but I do know the controller is starting to suffer from input lag. There were several times when I pushed a button and my character would just stand there.
Plug it in.....
@@_JRythmixx_314 yes, get back to 2002!
@@_JRythmixx_314 Defeats the whole purpose of wireless gameplay, no? Besides, the PS5 is ten feet away from the couch.
This has happened to me. I usually just turn off and turn back on the controller and it works fine after.
@@brandonwindon2202 The generations before them, BOTH of which had dualshock, had NONE of these problems so short after launch. They are just stealing your $80 cheaply made remote.
Dual sense controller breaks*
Joycon “first time?”
That’s why Xbox controllers are the best ones
@@anotherguy12 at least playstation controllers are newer this year and have a lot of new features
@@spiderman-im9nn Playstation had the same exact controller for 3 generations and when they did change it, it was still almost exactly the same just with like 2 new things. You can't talk about changing up controllers like that.
@@louiepikmin3184 lmao and Xbox only added 1 button at least PlayStation made up for the years
@@louiepikmin3184 also it was way more than 3
Mine broke yesterday :( The R2 trigger became loose and reacts almost on touch
Yes, it works on touch since it’s dualsense
My friend told me his broke. Fingers crossed mine won’t, I turned off the adaptive trigger.
RoRo I feel that adaptive triggers are for campaign and not fast paste gaming like in you're friends case cold war it was intended for campaign and miles morales case in the video it's a pretty fast paste game and you have to constantly thro webs and almost everything is plastic so unless you're playing low paste you should turn them on for a better experience
@@-Explosion- fast paced * 😅
@@-Explosion- excuses, controller is cheaply made. Stop defending Sony's horrible design choices
Juliet&Bitsy don't make fun of me 😢
Starlink Futurism Today I'm not defending it I'm doing facts like who the heck would use it for fast pace
Some people are just super rough with their controllers. I personally know someone who has gone through 6 Xbox One controllers in 2 years. It's not surprising that there are people breaking their PS5 controllers.
And then there are people like me who still play the ps3 a lot (got it a year after launch) and still have a perfectly working controller that I got with it
The thread on the adaptive trigger device should've been made with metal instead of plastic. That's the problem. It's more to do with the choice of material than usage
Not to mention the spoiled brats who throw their controllers on walls or on the ground to show their temper tantrums.
Exactly, I like to collect controllers and probably are more delicate with them then most but all of my controllers still work perfectly fine going back to the original PlayStation, and I own a lot of controllers from pretty much every platform and company
@@blackwhite2361 I'm sure that would help against people that are really rough with their controllers, but to the average gamer it's probably a non issue. I've never had a controller break on me and I've owned every console since the SNES/Genesis days. I've never even experienced joycon drift and I own two launch Switches.
2 easy fixes:
- Turn Adaptive Triggers off.
- Wait until there are revisions that address these issues.
If it cost the same same as DualShock 4, then it is ok. If it's not, then you're wasting money on unused features.
@@UltimateAlgorithm not everyone cares for those features. That's why there is choice to disable it. The first gen DS4 had issues with the left TS rubber peeling off. Sony fixed it and they will with the Dualsense. This is just temporary hardware problem.
@@fiyahblaze8732 but they still pay for it, so they pay extra for nothing.
@@UltimateAlgorithm that's subjective. As my previous comment stated, it's only temporary so this 'unused feature' wouldn't be a permanent thing. There are features on the DS4 that we all paid for but barely got put to use. For example, the controller speaker.. How often did single player games, yet alone multi-player made use of it? Barely! It's all subjective how everyone values these features.
@Hridaya Shrestha the moment the first teardown is revealed people should've know it'll be prone to failure. Such high load high impact mechanism should use metal constructiom instead of plastic. This is different than vibration motors. It's literally impacting and fighting againts the user's fingle pressure.
My controller completely froze needing a reset the other day, then i noticed random movement from the right joystick but I'm not sure if it was lag or actual drift as I haven't had the same isue again. The other weird thing is the L1 button kinda registers 2 clicks instead of 1 sometimes.
I have a launch day PS5/Dualsense. And just started experiencing this issue on the 24th. I was playing Days Gone (No adaptive triggers) and at first the trigger became a little unresponsive. I would pull it down to shoot, nothing would happen, then the second time I would get a response. After a couple minutes a cracking/breaking noise would occur when I pulled down the trigger.
Now, 2 days later, the cracking is gone and I am always getting a response, however it is obvious with the amount of tension in the trigger 1 spring became loose. Also, adaptive triggers still work.
Waiting to buy a PS5 is looking like a wise decision.
Because some people are having controller issues? Okay lol
Cus you can’t get one/too poor to get one! Keep that same energy! You’re fooling nobody lol
Xbox is better other than bugsnax and miles morales
@@nathanzisman5630 Xbox has no games to play right now other than multiplats
@@nathanzisman5630 you forgot about the haptic feed back on the controller, many and many more exclusive games to come. Also you forgot demon souls. And that the Xbox controller is easily breakable and has no innovation at all. It’s just the same thing as all other Xbox controllers.
The only issue I’ve had with my DualSense so far is when I was playing Destiny 2 the vibrations when you shoot went all haywire and started to become super loud and grindy. Had to reboot the controller and it was fixed.
videos like this make me somewhat glad i haven’t got a ps5 yet, i get to see what issues may occur before having to possibly chuck out cash to replace broken accessories
Still happening my g
Same here. Ive started to notice that on my Dualsense just after 2nd week of using a controller. R2 trigger is loosing and requires less force when pressing
My joysticks make a weird noise when I move them in a certain direction
Same, and it drives me crazy.
I advise to open it up and check is thre is anything interfering. It might break if you live it like that.
@@AntiTako it's better to not open it. It will be a big mess as said in the video.
@@Seasidecookie there aee only two options, send it to sony or clean it. It uses the same sticks as the ps4 too.
Me without a PS5...good thing I waited. Ill get one once everything is sorted out...
I wonder how long it'll take before someone swaps out the plastic parts for metal parts
Will it help to lower the trugger vibration to weak?
You'll still get the excitement of the different vibrations but have less wear on the parts.
My right adaptive trigger is getting weaker than the left one. Seems like using it more makes the force weaker over time.
I learned my lesson with launch dualshock 4 when both "2" buttons broke, so i swapped L1 FOR L2 & R1 FOR R2 on my new controller, for example in a FPS game the "aim" button would be L1 and "fire" button R1 i haven't had a problem playing like this. im most likely going to do the same w/ the dualsence controller when i eventually get my hands on a PS5.
So basically you're playing ps3 controls
@@johnnyissa7890 Isn't it better shooting with your index finger rather than your middle?
@@matter8138 middle finger? No I use both buttons with my index I've learnt to do that over my years of playing shooters lol
@@johnnyissa7890 I was expecting this reply, I switch between 1 finger and 2 fingers without even thinking about it. Anyway I've only used R1 for shooting, the combination of it with the joystick is better for controlling your aim. I'm probably just used to it LOL.
@@johnnyissa7890 yes, just like the ps3!
I’ve used my PS5 controller EVERYDAY since Black Friday with a multitude of games and it still feels very sturdy !
This guy is turned into an Xbox fanboy
Same! I've been on non stop! I've got 5 platinums since getting the ps5 on launch and my duel sense is doing fine!
He is just giving the news. Calm down Sony ponies
Just because yours are fine dosent mean the controllers are not faulty. No need to start calling youtubers xbox fanboys for reporting the issues.....
@@geeesejeeeze6055 cry more LOL
Yeah my brother already had to get a. Replacement it was doing some weird thing with the left stick similar to a drift that can be seen in game but in this case instead of the camera in game moving by itself instead it would spazz out and quickly move left and right real fast in a small zone
can we turn off the haptic feedback and if so would that expand the lifespan of the controller?
1 month with mine. Gladly no issues yet. Playing around 4 daily hours.
I played about 300 hours with the controller, no issues so far.
Damn you have no life
@@Yurboiisilly2 this isn't 2004 my dude,300hours i casual play.
@@Yurboiisilly2 300 hours is like a lil over a week of playing, that's not a lot
Same here, I got probably around 250hrs on my clock and its fine. Although I realized that the buttons already have a slight squeak to them but nothing serious so far.
Thank you to all the beta testers! You are doing a great job guys.
You're welcome. I'm thoroughly enjoying the experience. No issues to report.
Launch ps5 and launch series x here 0 issues son
0 issues here as well
Just say you couldn’t get one lmao
Ouch must hurt knowing you couldn't get one so now you cry like a girl on UA-cam 😂😂BTW ps5 is awesome as is series x stay salty my son stay salty 😂😂😂
Its a feature to sell you more controllers.
@@agentsquirrel6176 😂
And the PS fanboys say Microsoft is the greedy on
Its price is $70 too
@@dr.doctor4878 was god fall $70 too?
The sad thing is that they all end up in the ocean having a turtle choking on it.
@@SaggyMarley I don’t care if turtle choke there fault for trying to eat it
Haven’t had any issues, but this is to be expected. It’s the most mechanical controller ever made I believe...a few controllers will break
yeah, only a few lol
Between me and my 2 daughters, we’ve probably played Astro’s Playroom 3 times to completion. On the 4th attempt the right trigger stopped giving tension. I can hear it going off but nothing happens.
As a mechanical engineer it was a nice description about the springs failure mechanisms
It’s been a year and apparently they haven’t updated the springs in the controller. The adaptive triggers in my DualSense broke in ONE WEEK. I’m so pissed.
It has alot more moving parts so imnot suprised the adaptive triggers seem like they will fail alot more
Fanboys be like: Well, then just dont use the triggers! Whats the problem?
But most of the shooting games use them it's nearly impossible
@@mareo187 i actually swapped to using l1 and r2 for ads and fire. Makes it instant instead of having the deadzone
I like the ps5 it needs some fixes to it and then it’ll be amazing
Me to fanboys : How tf am i supposed to control my throttle and brake inputs in racing games then?
True😂😂
Well the dual shock 4 R2 button goes after so long because of that rubber bit in between the spring, I've fixed one as that bit split so I had to superglue it together and let it dry and put it back in. And it worked don't know how long for though
I have no issues with the adaptive triggers but the left joystick no longer fully goes forward. Instead of the character running it just walks until I push really hard forward.
Weird. My controller has been frustrating, but it’s mostly been drift on PS4 games. Thanks for the upload. Something to watch this lonesome holiday.
Sad. Get a friend.
Go online- everyone's lonely
Hope you're doing okay man, and happy holidays 💙
This video is about the controller not u complaining about being lonely lol
Same issue slight stick drift only on ps4 games so far
Isn't this the controller that people say is the only thing next gen about this generation?
Rodrigo, yeah it must be better since it does not last even two months! At the same time got no issues at Xbox One controllers or Dual Shock four. Are you stupid or something?
@@mud2479 Ditto, the plastic mold on that controller is a thing of beauty - my favorite contoller.
@@RodrigoOliveira-to3xs cry louder my boy
@@MK-mf6oe I'm not a fan boy at all but that controller is pretty next gen even my peeps with the series x loves the duelsense 😅
@@RodrigoOliveira-to3xs why so toxic?
it's almost seems like now Xbox having a "recycled" controller seems like a good idea
I have the adaptive triggers turned off in the settings, the main game I play is cold war in which I use L1 and R1 to shoot so my R2 doesn't get much use compared to the other buttons and I still have the same problem. My 2nd controller is fine but as it gets and equal amount of use as the other I'm scared of the same thing happening
I have had some problems where if I leave my game running and go cook dinner for example I come back and the ps5 is turned off, not like rest mode but turned off like it was disconnected from power and I have to turn it back on with the button in the console and the warning comes up with it saying wasn’t shut down proper before turning off or whatever. Only in games not Netflix or anything else so not sure what’s going on there
I’ve personally had no issues so far, but I did think of this as a problem. Hopefully Sony upgrades them in the future, maybe like they did with the refreshed DS4s included with the Slim and Pro models.
There's no way we are going to see a slim version of either console (Series X or PS5) for a very long time. They have to be the size they are as cooling them in smaller cases would be very problematic indeed. It's a miracle they run as cold and quiet as they do now (both run really cool and whisper quite). Maybe...if they moved the power supplies externally like the Xbox 360 but I just don't see it.
Further, Sony isn't going to do a full redesign of the controller either. Unlike the Sixaxes controller (hated) the Dual Sense is a huge hit that feels infinitely better than any Dual Shock line of controller. Given how truly advanced the Dual Sense controller is (feature heavy) they would need to do a serious redesign of the Dual Shock for it too work...it's far easier to add heavier duty springs in the triggers and stronger parts for the sticks than making a brand new controller. This is the first time Sony has really given Microsoft a run for their money in the controller department. While I still prefer the Series X controller the Dual Sense is a very, very close second.
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We were (fiancee and I) very fortunate to be able to snag both the Xbox Series X and PS5 *physical. While the new consoles are absolutely huge in stature they are works of art and design. I shudder too think what would happen should Sony or Microsoft rush slim models out before the chipsets can be shrunk.
@@Sinn0100 I don't think they'll release a slim version but I 100% think they are more than capable of releasing a pro version but I do think they'll try to re work the controller or add better or more heavy duty parts and put them into their new generation of controllers
The DS4 triggers were so bad I've never actually had to buy a new controller since I learned how to fix them. The plastic posts were so weak in the original models. When I took one apart for the first time I was shocked at how weak they were. The triggers would break the first time anyone would drop the controller. The 2nd generation was vastly improved. I'm sure the same will go for the Dualsense.
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I just don't see any of that happening for at least two years. These new machines are very different beasts that the base 8th generation consoles. The base 8th generation consoles were very weak out of the gates and the mid generation upgrades became almost a requirement (we got them day 1). Both Microsoft and Sony made money right out of the gate on the Xbox One and PS4...that's not the case with these new machines. The PS5 *physical costs something like $950.00 per machine and the Series X...I think is hitting the 1K mark.
Basically we're back to the way consoles used to be made. Essentially the console manufacturers produce a very powerful machine at a loss and make the money back through licensing fees and games. The cost to design the cooling systems for both had to be astronomical. While I would buy pro models of both on day 1 it's going to be awhile.
@@Sinn0100 Do you think that they may release a PS5 Pro in future?
I'd guess the manufacturing spec on the spring was off. More specifically the temper of the spring steel. Otherwise, it should work without issue within it's elastic range of motion
My problem is my right trigger lost the resistance and now it's so sensitive that it activates by itself at times.
Mine is the direction buttons are so on and off for working especially in days gone and then it happens in the PlayStation menus.
DualSense Controllers are Breaking.
Sony: Stonks.
Joycon stick drifting
Nintendo:Make it double
From my personal experience, mine popped on me while I was playing cod (the game has a real heavy use on the adaptive triggers). I heard a snapping noise in my L2 trigger, scared the hell out of me because I thought something blew up in my controller at first. It's not unresponsive but it's ridiculously loose now. The idea of the adaptive triggers was a red flag the day I heard it was going to be a thing. I feared this would be a issue.
Go on COD settings and switch R1L1 with R2L2. You'll play better. The effect is terrible in CoD in my opinion. They didn't even bother matching the rumble with the bullets.
My right joystick button is so sensitive I barley even push in and it activates it’s so Annoying it makes it so hard to play cod where I have to apply a feather pressure to look around
Change sensitivity? Sorry if you tried already
Can you update on accessories, I remember a video you have about the fan, I need a list if I ever get a ps5 I want to get the camera and more tbh
I disabled that feature, can I still run into this problem?
No it's the setting not the controller
@@ifykykyk I was hoping that was the case
Turned off the Trigger effects immediately after Astros Playroom.
Way to ruin the experience. The GPU jungle takes huge advantage of those effects.
My R2 trigger is messed up lost it’s resistance went on Reddit was surprised how many people had the same problem
One of my dual sense controllers came out of the box with a notchy pot just like happens sometimes with the PS4 dualshock. I haven't had a spring breaks but I've also had to send the PS5 back for very loud power supply buzzing so it's not been used a lot.
The best controllers are alyways the most basic ones. Too much tech becomes a reck when it comes to a joypad! Take the hint from the classics still working today
Ding ding ding that why Xbox stayed the simple
@@haloepic3092 someone needs to take first step into a new direction every now and then. Trial and error. Otherwise pong would have been the first,last,and best home video game.
@@haloepic3092 welp they are changing their “basic” controllers now as well
With the success of the dual sense they will capitalize on it as well
@@Blades_00 then wheres the gyroscope aiming?
To be fair though the dual sense triggers feel amazing and is definitely where triggers should be going in the future.
The adaptive trigger doesn't make sense, it's designed to break the controller faster.
STONKS
My Xbox Series X an controller is Flawless 😏
@@jacobsebastien3910 My NES controller from 30+ years ago is flawless.
@@jacobsebastien3910 I am sure that controller gets lost of use...
I don’t like how I can’t take apart my controller to clean the buttons and little spaces in between
Just bought a dualsense a few days ago on amazon for PC and am currently waiting on it. I knew there were gonna be problems with it but I didn't know that they were gonna start breaking this soon.
Japan is starting to slip on quality. Its like the 1970s again.
It's more of a design or manufacturing flaw that can easily be fixed, it's no big deal.
@@borntorazehell777 that will never be fixed. Just like elite controller on xbox and dualshock controllers
@@UlyssesM cuz xbox is american
@@UlyssesM never had a problem with duelshock controllers tho
@@KaoticReach1999 yeah had my ds4 controller from launch never broke
Surprise surprise, the trigger with 1,000 moving parts is broken.
After getting a replacement for my Dualsense, the left trigger feels a little uncomfortable and sounds different than the right
I've got 2 that are brand new and still are only staying charged like 4 hours each. And I've turned every setting off that I can for them. Anyone know something I don't to help the charge time of them?
Joy con scenario all over again
Lol
Hopefully Sony doesn’t fight back like Nintendo
@@JPOG7TV yeah
Its a PlayStation where talking about here
Except this one was predictable
The joy cons: finally a worthy opponent ( joy con drift to adaptive triggers)
Our battle will be legendary
Joycons at least lasted more than 1 month tho. Worthy opponent for sure 🤣
Haven’t had any issues with triggers but I notice the back of my controller gets hot when charging. Tried it both playing and while leaving it off charging. Only reason I mention this is because I’ve never had a controller do this, not really a worry or messing up my actual gameplay just odd IMO.
Yeah mine is messing up the shoot button will just keep vibrating idk if it the crappy game cyber punk or what
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"If it ain't broke don't fix it" -- XBX(Controller)
@Console Gaming Yep the exact same PS1 controller that had a touch pad, joysticks, rumble and gyro/accelerometer features for 20 years. PS1 controllers were really ahead of their time
@alexander pierre This is peak irony right here.
I think they should modify the housing and trigger to have a little hook around the spring to prevent it from doing that. Like I did with my DualShock 4 controller because I use elongated 3D printed triggers on that so I printed new ones and added a hook to keep the spring in place
Turned mine off the day I got the got the ps5 doesn’t make sense why I should have to press the trigger harder just to use it