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You can save £25 on the Sony DualSense gamepad for Black Friday – and get a £5 voucher while you’re at it

Six different colours up for grabs

DualSense controller colours in blue, pink and purple
Image credit: Sony

Time for something a bit different from the usual Black Friday PC deals: Sony’s DualSense gamepad, my personal favourite controller, is down to £40 here in the UK. That matches its previous all-time low, and to sweeten the deal – in the traditional sense, not the Nate Trying To Make Me Do Horrible Things sense – you can get a £5 ShopTo gift card in the process. To gift to yourself? I believe so. This deal applies to six different DualSense colour options too, from PS5-standard white to a cool blue and a dubiously useful camo pattern.

Xbox controllers have typically been the go-to choice for those PC games that just don’t quite gel with a mouse and keyboard, but I usually reach for my DualSense for two reasons. One, it’s wonderfully comfortable , and two, the number of games that natively support its nifty adaptive triggers and haptic feedback is swelling regularly. Also, uh, I was raised in a PlayStation household. Nature vs nurture and all that.

UK deals:

Sony DualSense (White) - £40 from ShopTo (was £60)

Includes £5 gift card

Sony DualSense (Midnight Black) - £40 from ShopTo (was £60)

Includes £5 gift card

Sony DualSense (Starlight Blue) - £40 from ShopTo (was £65)

Includes £5 gift card

Sony DualSense (Cosmic Red) - £40 from ShopTo (was £65)

Includes £5 gift card

Sony DualSense (Nova Pink) - £40 from ShopTo (was £65)

Includes £5 gift card

Sony DualSense (Grey Camouflage) - £40 from ShopTo (was £65)

Includes £5 gift card

Seasonal peripheral bargains of a more traditionally Windows nature can be found in our guides to the best Black Friday gaming mouse deals and the best Black Friday gaming keyboard deals.

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James Archer: James had previously hung around beneath the RPS treehouse as a freelancer, before being told to drop the pine cones and climb up to become hardware editor. He has over a decade’s experience in testing/writing about tech and games, something you can probably tell from his hairline.
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