This is Intel's Wireless Bluetooth Driver 23.30.0 and as Neowin highlighted (via TechRadar), it comes with a benefit for the PS5's DualSense gamepads. We're told that the driver offers: "Improved ...

First of all, ensure the light bar on top of the controller isn’t on. If this is the case, hold down the PS button on the centre of the controller until it turns off. Head to Settings > Accessories > ...

Did you know you can connect a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse to your PS5? Well, you can. And it’s a great way to play games that have built-in support for those types of controls. Using the DualSense ...

Connecting Apple AirPods and other Bluetooth earphones to the PS5 should be a great way of getting good-sounding audio quality without the need for cables or additional dongles. Unfortunately, it’s a ...

These days, most tech that produces any kind of audio will work seamlessly with Bluetooth headphones, like AirPods. My computer, my phone, and even my Nintendo Switch all support relatively seamless ...

Now that the PlayStation 5 is three years old, the number of “pro” PS5 controller options available for it has grown considerably. The Nacon Revolution 5 Pro is one such contender, which has some ...

In May, Sony announced Project Q, a PS5 handheld gaming device, at its PlayStation showcase. Now called the PlayStation Portal, this “remote play dedicated device” has a release window and a price tag ...

Google is giving anyone who has a WiFi-only Stadia controller lying around an additional year to convert it to Bluetooth. The deadline to do this was previously until the end of this year, but Google ...

For those of us who have been around long enough, it's interesting to live in a time of Bluetooth-enabled controllers. Back in the olden days, you bought a new controller for your PlayStation, you ...

Anthony Taormina is an original member of the Game Rant team, having been part of the publication for 15 years. He coordinates content for all facets of the site and manages its social media, PR, and ...

Backwards compatibility is truly the backbone of console gaming. One of the few consoles that did this incredibly well was the PlayStation 2, letting gamers play most of their favorite PS1 titles on ...