PS5 Controller Tester
Verify a DualSense (or DualSense Edge) through the browser Gamepad API with PS5-oriented guidance.
PS5 / DualSense panel
Look for DualSense in the device name. Mapping is often “standard” on desktop Chromium.
DualSense checks tailored for PlayStation naming
The PS5 Controller Tester frames the same Gamepad API stream around DualSense controls: Create, Options, mute, touchpad click when exposed, adaptive-looking triggers as analog axes, and the familiar face layout. Connect your DualSense over USB or Bluetooth, press a button to wake detection, then verify each input. For a vendor-neutral twin of this workflow, use the main Controller Tester.
Important DualSense reality: the browser does not unlock adaptive trigger resistance profiles or HD haptic samples the way PS5 games do. You may see standard rumble when a vibration actuator exists, and you will see buttons and axes, but advanced Sense features stay in native stacks. Touchpad multitouch gestures are also incomplete or absent depending on the browser.
DualSense-focused checklist
- Confirm Create, Options, PS, and mute register distinctly.
- Pull L2 and R2 through full analog travel.
- Check stick idle on PS5 Stick Drift Test if cameras drift in games.
- Try rumble on PS5 Vibration Test over USB in Chromium.
If Windows sees the DualSense but the tab stays empty, follow Controller Detection steps before assuming a dead pad.
FAQ: does this replace Sony PC software?
No. Official or third-party DualSense utilities may expose features the Gamepad API never will. Use this tester for quick evidence, then escalate to native tools when you need firmware-level controls.