Sony has introduced new transparent DualSense controllers for the PlayStation 5. These controllers are part of the 'Prism Collection' and come in three color options: orange, green, and gray. The design features a high-gloss clear finish on the back, providing a view of the internal technology of the DualSense controller.
Alongside the controllers, Sony is also releasing matching console plate covers for the PS5. These covers are available in the same three colorways as the controllers. Unlike the controllers, the console covers do not offer a view into the PS5's internal components, but they provide a coordinated aesthetic.
The new transparent DualSense controllers will be priced at $85 each, and the matching console covers will cost $75. Pre-orders for these items will begin on November 10 directly from PlayStation. Shipments for the Prism Collection are scheduled to commence in February.
The transparent design of these new accessories draws inspiration from a trend popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when many electronic gadgets featured see-through casings. Sony stated its intention to reintroduce this iconic trend in a contemporary style that complements the PS5's existing design. Sony has previously released translucent controllers for every PlayStation generation.
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Sony announced new transparent DualSense PS5 controllers and matching console covers as part of the Prism Collection. These accessories, available in orange, green, and gray, feature a clear finish allowing a view of the controller's internal components, reminiscent of late 1990s tech designs.