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PS5 DualSense Controllers Get Price Cuts Up to 33% During the Woot 2-Day Video Game Sale

As part of a greater Video Game Sale that’s going on today, Woot – which is owned by Amazon – is offering open box “pristine condition” PlayStation 5 DualSense wireless controllers starting at just $54.39 after you apply 20% off coupon code “LEVEL20“. Amazon Prime members get free shipping, otherwise add an extra $5 for delivery.

These are the lowest prices I’ve seen on DualSense controllers so far this year. Although they’re not brand new, Woot claims that they “are in pristine condition and have never been in customer hands. They will arrive with no marks, scratches, or dents of any kind, and in the original retail packaging.”

Sony PS5 DualSense Controllers on Sale at Woot

Open Box “Pristine Condition”

Over the years, Sony has consistently released more and more Dualsense colors, some of them more striking than others. In late 2023, Sony launched the Deep Earth Collection, “a new metallic colorway for PS5 accessories” with aptly sounding names like Sterling Silver, Volcanic Red, and Cobalt Blue. These controllers retailed for $79.99 and were (and still are) one of the more striking color schemes. In 2024 it released the Chroma Collection, featuring iridescent colors that shine at every angle. These controllers don’t get discounted as often as the core colors.

The DualSense is modeled after the tried and true design and layout of previous PlayStation controllers, but it also packs in modern features such as haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, a built-in microphone and speaker, integrated touchpad, internal gyroscope and accelerometer for motion sensing, and USB Type-C charging. This controller can also be connected to a PC in two ways: tethered with a USB Type-C cable or over Bluetooth wireless.

The Dualsense is oft regarded as the best PS5 controller under $100 but it also makes for an excellent PC controller, especially since PC game clients like Steam support DualSense features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn’t hunting for deals for other people at work, he’s hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

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