New DualSense controllers have more powerful springs and new parts that might fix stick drift
Nova Pink, Galactic Purple, and Starlight Blue have all received aź§ subtle upgrade

The new coloured 澳擲幸čæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„询:PS5 DualSensš¦e controllers appear to have been upgraded with slightly different components inside of them compared to the previous coš³lours.
Thanks to a video by , we get to see inside of all three of the new coloured DualSense controllers, where it looks as though Sony may have madš¼e some subtle changes under the ą¼ŗhood.
As explained in the video, the new controllers (Nova Pink, Galactic Purple, Starlight Blue) contain a slightly different spring located behind the back L and R buttons. In the older Cosmic Red controller, the spring had a 0.25mm thickness, whereas the newer controllers have springs that measure 0.3mm thick. It's not clear whether this will make a significant diffeź¦rence to players, but jusšt by looking at the springs alone, they do seem a lot more durable.
Other differences found in tš¬he new colored controllers include a very minor change to the analog stick modules. It looks as though Sony has swapped a small black piece of plastic on the bottom for an identical-looking green piece of plastic. As explained in the video, it’s unlikely that this change makes a noticeable difference for players, but there’s also a small chance it could be linked to avoiding stick drift, although this hasn’t been proved yet.
Other than these two changes, there isn’t much else different about the new controllers. The š battery, model number, and motherboard are all pretty much identical other than the fact the size of the board and location of some of its chips have been flipped onto the other sideꦰ.
Hopefully, these subtle changeš»s aren’t exclusive to the pink, purple, and blue DualSense controllers and will also be rolled out to all new white, black, and cosmic red variations too.
Wondering what all the fuss is about? Take a look at our 澳擲幸čæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„询:DualSense PS5 controller review.
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