PS5 Controller Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

The DualSense is the controller that ships with every PS5, and Sony sells extras for local multiplayer or as replacements. Price depends on which controller you pick: the standard DualSense, a limited edition colorway, or the Access controller built for players who need a different layout.

The figures below come from PlayStation Direct, last checked Oct 12, 2026. Retail listings at other stores often differ from this list price, so use it as a baseline for comparing offers.

The standard DualSense Wireless Controller lists at $74. Limited edition colorways list at $84. The Access controller lists at $89.

Colorways come in a range of finishes, and availability changes as Sony releases new ones. If a color you want is sold out at PlayStation Direct, check authorized retailers, but compare the price against the list figure above.

The hardware in a standard DualSense and a limited edition colorway is the same. You pay the higher list price for the finish. If you only care about function, the standard controller is the cheaper choice, and it comes in several colors already.

• Standard DualSense. The lowest price, widely stocked, and easy to find at most electronics retailers.
• Limited edition colorways. A higher price for a different look, often in smaller supply.

The Access controller is designed to help players who find a standard controller hard to use. It can be set up in different ways and works alongside other controllers. It lists at $89. If accessibility is the reason you are shopping, read Sony's product page to see how it connects and what the setup involves before you buy.

A controller is often bought with a few small extras.

The DualSense Charging Station lists at $29 and charges two controllers at once without a cable. Replacement stick modules for the DualSense Edge list at $19. The Edge is a separate, more advanced controller, and this module is only relevant if you own one.

Other companies make controllers that work with the PS5. They vary a lot in price, features, and build quality. Some match the DualSense feature for feature, and some leave features out. Before buying, check that the controller is licensed for PS5, that it supports the features you care about, and what warranty it carries.

Very cheap listings on marketplaces deserve extra care. A low price can mean a copy, a used unit, or a controller made for a different console.

Sometimes. Stick drift is a common complaint on many controllers after heavy use. Repair services and replacement parts exist, but labor, shipping, and the time without the controller all count. For a standard controller, compare the repair quote with the list price of a new one before you decide. If the controller is still under warranty, contact Sony support first, since a repair or replacement may be free.

PlayStation Direct is the official source. Large electronics retailers and department stores carry controllers too, and the price is often the same. Retailers sometimes discount controllers during major sales events, or sell them in bundles with a game. Those offers change often, so check the current listing.

Look at the model name on the listing. A search for "PS5 controller" can return DualSense, DualSense Edge, and controllers from other brands side by side.