Now, Sony has released the latest 22.02-06-50.00 system software update for PlayStation 5 worldwide, which officially adopts the DualSense Edge handle and also improves system performance,

How to upgrade the PS5 mainframe system software
If the system software update on the PS5 console is blocked, please restart the upgrade process. If the upgrade fails, please download the upgrade file to a USB drive by yourself and then follow the instructions below.

To manually update the PS5 system software.

• Using a PC or Mac, create a folder named “PS5” on a USB drive formatted as FAT32. Within that folder, create another folder named “UPDATE”.
• Download the upgrade file and save it in the “UPDATE” folder. Save the file as “PS5UPDATE.PUP”.
• Insert the USB drive containing the files into the PS5 host.
• To start the PS5 host in Safe Mode: Press and hold the Power button and release it after the second beep.
• Select Safe Mode option 3: Upgrade system software.
• Select Upgrade from USB storage device > OK.

If your PS5 host does not recognize the files, check that the folder name and file name are correct. Enter the folder name and file name using uppercase letters.

• Restart the system software download on the PS5 host.
• Press the PS key on the wireless controller to go to the Control Center and select Download/Upload.
• Highlight System Software Upgrade, then select Error, then select Try Again.
• If the download fails multiple times, use the USB stick to upgrade the system software on the PS5 host.

How to reinstall the PS5 host system software.

• Reinstalling the system software on the PS5 main unit will remove all data on the PS5 main unit. This process is often referred to as a “factory” reset or “hard” reset.
• Using a PC or Mac, create a folder named “PS5” on a USB drive formatted as FAT32. Within that folder, create another folder called “UPDATE”.
• Download the reinstallation file (via the button below) and save it in the “UPDATE” folder. Save the file as “PS5UPDATE.PUP”.
• Insert the USB stick containing the files into the PS5 system.
• To start the PS5 host in safe mode: Press and hold the power button and release it after the second beep.
• Select Safe Mode option 7: Reinstall the system software.
• Select Upgrade from USB storage device > OK.

If your PS5 host does not recognize the files, check that the folder name and file name are correct. Enter the folder name and file name using uppercase letters.

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In August this year at the Cologne Games Show, Sony released the DualSense Edge Controller for PS5. Now, Sony announced that the controller will be available on January 26, 2023.

In terms of price, the DualSense Edge wireless controller has a suggested retail price of $199.99 (about 1438 yuan), and the interchangeable joystick module will also be available worldwide on January 26 for a suggested retail price of $19.99 (about 144 yuan).

The new features of the elite model of Sony DualSense Edge include:

Adjustable joystick sensitivity and dead zone adjustment, trigger key travel and dead zone adjustment

Multiple control profiles can be saved simultaneously for use in different games

Comes with a dedicated Fn button to help users quickly switch between different control profiles and adjust game settings

Has 3 interchangeable rocker caps and 2 interchangeable back buttons

Replaceable joystick module to improve Controller life (sold separately)

At the same time, the DualSense Edge Controller will also support all the functions of the DualSense Controller, including built-in microphones, adaptive triggers, haptic feedback vibration, and more. The DualSense Edge Controller will come with a rocker cap, back button and USB Type-C charging cable, and the charging cable connector can be locked with the Controller to ensure that users will not loosen the charging cable due to excessive shaking in wired mode.

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