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Walmart has Sony PlayStation DualSense Edge Wireless Controller (Midnight Black) on sale for $174.99. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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Love this controller (have both the black and anniversary edition). Battery only lasts a few hours before needing charging but love the hair triggers and changing the joysticks. My black one since February has no drift. New modules are "just" $20 though.
Sony's DualSense Edge is a premium PS5 and PC controller best known for its adjustable hair triggers, swappable stick modules, and strong back button feel. The shape and weight draw praise, and the ability to replace sticks is a real advantage if drift shows up. The main drawback is battery life, which is often described as short, and the $20 replacement modules and high asking price make the value harder to justify. It feels like a specialized controller for players who will use its extra features.
FPS players who want adjustable triggers and swappable sticks, because the hair triggers feel great and the stick modules can be replaced when they wear out.
Budget-conscious players comparing it with standard controllers, because the premium price is hard to justify when regular controllers are already good enough for most buyers.
Battery life is commonly reported as only a few hours, and some say it is worse than a standard DualSense. A few users get 5-10 hours, but many plan to use it wired because the battery is the main drawback.
Its main advantages are the adjustable hair triggers, swappable stick modules, back buttons, and a shape that some find better for long FPS sessions. It is still a niche premium controller, so many buyers see it as worth it mainly if those pro features matter.
The controller does not use Hall Effect sticks, and that is a common complaint at this price. The upside is that the stick modules are replaceable, with replacements reported at about $20 each, and some units have gone months with no drift.
Several comments put the sweet spot around $150 or less, with one open-box purchase at $150 and another saying they would only bite at $99. At $175-$200, it is viewed as expensive unless you specifically want the Edge features.
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Love this controller (have both the black and anniversary edition). Battery only lasts a few hours before needing charging but love the hair triggers and changing the joysticks. My black one since February has no drift. New modules are "just" $20 though.
We have had this 9 months or so. Battery last more than 5 hours easily on ours. I would guess 8-10. Also bought two stick modules just in case but no stick drift yet.
was excited when this was announced. but its really shit. bad battery life, the rubber grips peel after a year. stick modules still $20. Just not worth it for being posed as a "PRO controller"
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Sony's DualSense Edge is a premium PS5 and PC controller best known for its adjustable hair triggers, swappable stick modules, and strong back button feel. The shape and weight draw praise, and the ability to replace sticks is a real advantage if drift shows up. The main drawback is battery life, which is often described as short, and the $20 replacement modules and high asking price make the value harder to justify. It feels like a specialized controller for players who will use its extra features.
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Edit: white is $165...
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