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(I've seen reports that USB 2.0 ports are your best bet, but I've had no issues with USB 3.0 ports personally.) And that's it, provided you're on Windows 10 or Apple computers using macOS Catalina or later.įor a wireless connection, you'll need a Bluetooth receiver either built into your motherboard or in USB dongle form. To go the wired route, simple connect the cable to your controller and then plug it into a USB port on your computer. All you need is the controller and either a micro-USB cable - the one you use for charging is fine - or a Bluetooth receiver on your PC.

There are some added considerations with the DualSense (which we'll get to), but let's start with the DualShock 4. Whichever controller you're using, it's pretty simple to get yourself connected. So while you can use either for PC gaming, there are reasons to explore upgrading to a DualSense if you're still rocking something older.

More importantly, the newer option introduces some advanced features.

The PlayStation 4's so-called "DualShock 4" and the new PlayStation 5's (Opens in a new tab) "DualSense" controllers have similar button layouts but they sport different looks. Sony's approach with PlayStation controllers isn't quite the same as Microsoft's with Xbox.