The new PS5 update allows DualSense control units with multiple devices at the same time

PlayStation 5 players now can now get the Dualseense wireless control units with up to four devices at one time and switch between them.

For some time, you have managed to get your Dualseense console not only with PS5s and other PlayStation devices, but also using personal computers, MACS, smartphones and other Bluetooth devices. But this conjugation can happen with only one device at one time; Using a different device with Dualsense you are required to pace again.

This changes now, with System update 25.05-12.00.00. PS5 owners who download and install the update, now available, can pair their Dualseense console with up to four different devices. The new feature also works with Dualseense edge Control units.

How to enable and use Multidevice on DualSense

To enable the feature (which was available to Beta test Since June):

1. Hold the PS button for 5 seconds, then hold one of the motion buttons (triangle, circle, square, or x) until the light bar and the operator’s index walked twice.
2. Run the Bluetooth pair on your device and select the DualSense Control Unit.
3. Once you are completed on the other device, the lighting bar and operator index should be closed in one of the four holes.

To use the feature as soon as other devices are set:

1. Ensure that the device you want to switch is running and enables Bluetooth.
2. Hold the PS button and the appointed procedure button (triangle, circuit, square, or x) for 3 seconds.
3. The operator index light (1-4) must be flashing according to the stimulated conjugation.

For more detailed instructions, exploring and repairing errors, Click here.

Other PS5 system updates

PS5 update also brings another new feature: some games will support energy saving, which reduces energy consumption by expanding the performance of the game. You can enable or disable this to certain games by moving to Settings> System> Energy Save> Use Power Saver.

In addition, Sony says, the update improves messages and ease of use on some system screens, as well as software performance and stability.