Sony has revealed the new controller for its forthcoming PlayStation 5 console. Named DualSense, the pad is a major departure from the DualShock series in design terms, with a two-tone body and chunkier form-factor breaking away from the slimmer look of the past two decades.

The key new addition is haptic feedback – replacing the rumble feature of previous controllers– providing levels of resistance to player movement by simulating, for example, the slow grittiness of driving through mud in an offroad racing game. The two triggers will also feature adaptive feedback in the trigger buttons, so players can feel the tension and release when, say, firing an arrow from a bow.

Certain elements, such as the DualShock 4’s central touchpad, have been retained, although the light bar, which was previously on the front panel of the pad, is now on the face. A mic has also been added so that players are able to chat to friends without having to plug in a headset. The power cable now uses a USB-C port.
“Our goal with DualSense is to give gamers the feeling of being transported into the game world as soon as they open the box,” said senior vice president of platform planning and management, Hideaki Nishino, in the announcement blogpost. “We want gamers to feel like the controller is an extension of themselves when they’re playing – so much so that they forget that it’s even in their hands!”

Finally, the DualShock 4’s share button, which allowed PlayStation 4 owners to quickly post screenshots and videos of their games, has been retained, but is now called the create button. “We’re once again pioneering new ways for players to create epic gameplay content to share with the world, or just to enjoy for themselves,” wrote Nishino. “We’ll have more details on this feature as we get closer to launch.”
Here’s everything the new PS5 DualSense controller has to offer that we know about so far.
Two-Tone Color Design And Light Bar Placement
The most noticeable difference between the DualSense and previous DualShock controllers is its striking two-tone design.

The light bar placement has also changed–instead of being located at the top of the controller, it will now sit on both sides of the touch pad. This, according to Sony, will grant it “a slightly larger look and feel.”
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sexy if real but it shouldn't have white option

Looks beautiful and it’s not as similar to the other one as they are claiming lol, only the white colour makes it seem like a copy