PlayStation has launched a fresh range of DualSense controllers in new chic colours. What's more, the company silently updated the tool, fixing the issues that the buyers had been facing for a while, VG247 reported.
Gamers who spent around $60-$80 purchasing the controller had been disappointed by some troubles they had been facing with the gadget, such as the analogue sticks not working properly and causing drifts without the player’s intention or input.
With the update, however, many issues have been fixed. The new range does not just have classy colours like Nova Pink, Galactic Purple, and Starlight Blue but is also engineered to avoid the drift issue.
YouTuber TronicsFix compared the older and newer models sharing that the newer model had thicker springs. This change can make the device more durable. The modifications may also impact Sony and Nintendo positively considering they have lawsuits filed against them for hidden defects in their products.
iFixit, a veteran channel that has been analysing tech for a long time, claimed that PlayStation, Nintendo, and Xbox controllers have "a long history of predictable, preventable issues".