How to Put your PS5 Controller into Bluetooth Pairing Mode for Phone, PC or PS5 (Best Method)
4To put your PS5 DualSense controller into Bluetooth pairing mode for use with a phone, PC, or another PS5, follow these steps:
Ensure the controller is off. If it's on, press and hold the PlayStation (PS) button in the center until the light bar turns off.
Enter pairing mode. Press and hold both the Create button (on the top left) and the PS button at the same time.
Look for the flashing light. Continue holding the buttons until the light bar on the controller starts rapidly flashing a blue light. This indicates it is in pairing mode and ready to be discovered by another device.
Connecting to a Phone or PC
Once your controller is in pairing mode, go to the Bluetooth settings on your phone or PC. The controller will appear in the list of available devices as "DualSense Wireless Controller." Select it to connect.
Connecting to a PS5
To connect your controller to a PS5, you can either:
Use a USB cable: Plug the USB-C cable into the controller and the other end into the PS5 console. The controller will automatically pair.
Use another connected controller: If you have another controller already connected to the PS5, you can use it to navigate to Settings Accessories Bluetooth Accessories on the PS5. From there, select the new controller from the list of found accessories.
This video demonstrates how to put a PS5 controller into pairing mode and connect it to a phone.
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