Beat the DualSense price rise with discounts on a wide range of models

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Sony has just hiked the price of its DualSense Wireless Controller up by $5 / £5, taking its standard retail price from $69.99 / £59.99 to $74.99 / £64.99. It's certainly not ideal if you're a budget-conscious gamer but, luckily, many retailers are currently offering models for well below that new asking price.

The real star of the show right now is the seriously shiny Sterling Silver DualSense, which looks great and is on sale for just $62.50 (was $74.99) at Walmart. You can pick up the eye-catching Cosmic Red DualSense for only $62.50 (was $74.99) at Walmart too. These $12.49 discounts make the Sterling Silver and Cosmic Red models even cheaper than the standard white and are among some of the lowest prices we have ever seen for these colorways.

If you're just after the standard white model, you can pick it up for just $64.99 right now at Walmart. Although not labelled as a conventional discount per se, it's still $10 below the new asking price and beating the cost at other retailers.

You can see even more details about this offers, plus the prices for other top DualSense variants below.

Save on DualSense models

DualSense Wireless Controller (Sterling Silver): $74.99$62.50 at Walmart

DualSense Wireless Controller (Sterling Silver): was $74.99 now $62.50 at Walmart
This is one of the lowest prices we have ever seen on the brilliant Sterling Silver DualSense. As it's currently beating the price of the White model, this is perfect for your next spare or replacement gamepad.

Price check: Amazon - $75.54 | Best Buy - $79.99

UK price: was £67.53 now £59.99 at Amazon

DualSense Wireless Controller (Cosmic Red):$74.99$62.50 at Walmart

DualSense Wireless Controller (Cosmic Red): was $74.99 now $62.50 at Walmart
The cute Cosmic Red model is also heavily discounted, with a $12.49 saving that makes it cheaper than the original White model. It's a great colorway and is sure to add some flair to your PS5 setup.

Price check: Amazon - $73 | Best Buy - $74.99

UK price: was £64.99 now £59.99 at Amazon

DualSense Wireless Controller (White): $64.99 at Walmart

DualSense Wireless Controller (White): $64.99 at Walmart
If you're after the standard White model, then Walmart is currently beating other retailers. At $64.99, this is $10 less than the new asking price and a good deal if you want to stock up on spares.

Price check: Amazon - $74.99 | Best Buy - $74.99

UK price: was £63.32 now £59.99 at Amazon

DualSense Wireless Controller (Midnight Black): $66 at Walmart

DualSense Wireless Controller (Midnight Black): $66 at Walmart
The Midnight Black DualSense is the best option if you want a sleek black PS5 setup. Walmart currently has this model for $8.99 less than Amazon and Best Buy, making for one solid saving.

Price check: Amazon - $74.99 | Best Buy - $74.99

UK price: was £63.32 now £59.99 at Amazon

DualSense Wireless Controller (Grey Camouflage): $67.78 at Walmart

DualSense Wireless Controller (Grey Camouflage): $67.78 at Walmart
This covert controller is perfect for FPS players and is another model currently at a lower price at Walmart. Although not labelled as a deal, this is beating the asking price at both Amazon and Best Buy. 

Price check: Amazon - $74.99 | Best Buy - $79.99

UK price: was £66.69 now £59.99 at Amazon

The DualSense Wireless Controller is currently right at the top of our guide to the best PS5 controllers, thanks largely to its comfortable ergonomic design and wide range of premium features. Many of these features, like the haptic feedback vibration and adaptive triggers, are a brilliant addition to many of the best PS5 games that really help increase your overall immersion.

If you're outside of the US and UK or just want to compare the prices of a range of DualSense models, you can find any available deals in your region below.

Dashiell Wood
Hardware Writer

Dash is a technology journalist who covers gaming hardware at TechRadar. Before joining the TechRadar team, he was writing gaming articles for some of the UK's biggest magazines including PLAY, Edge, PC Gamer, and SFX. Now, when he's not getting his greasy little mitts on the newest hardware or gaming gadget, he can be found listening to J-pop or feverishly devouring the latest Nintendo Switch otome.