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PS5 DualSense Controller iFixit teardown sends mixed messages

PS5 DualSense Controller iFixit teardown sends mixed messages

Posted on November 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Some might take for granted how sophisticated a game controller can be, especially when compared to a more complicated console it’s paired with. Given how much more wear and tear it faces, however, it’s even more crucial for these essential gaming accessories to be more modular and repairable. The DualSense controllers for the PlayStation 5 are definitely not your run of the mill gamepad and iFixit’s teardown proves just how more complicated it has become in some ways while still being repairable in others.
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