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- The DualSense V3 controller for PS5 does not feature a removable battery, it still requires traditional charging.
- The V3 controller is slightly lighter due to design adjustments such as the removal of the rear microphone, modifications to the motors, and a revised battery connector.
- Despite these internal tweaks, the DualSense V3 retains all core features like adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and tactile sensors.
- The V3 introduces minor design improvements but does not offer a radical overhaul; players will experience similar gameplay with a subtly lighter controller featuring updated components.
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PS5’s DualSense V3 – Subtle Design Refinements Without Removable Battery Debunked
Austin Evans’s video debunked speculation that the new DualSense V3 controller for PS5 would feature a removable battery. Evans’s examination confirmed the battery remains built-in, meaning it still requires traditional charging. Compared to its predecessor, the V3 is slightly lighter. This change stems from design adjustments, including the removal of the rear microphone, modifications to the motors, and a revised battery connector. While these internal tweaks do not affect gameplay, they suggest minor design improvements. The V3 retains all core DualSense features, such as adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and tactile sensors. Ultimately, the DualSense V3 introduces internal refinements rather than a radical overhaul. Players will experience the same gameplay, but with a subtly lighter controller featuring these updated components.
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