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Color: Access Controller
Features
- Adaptable play styles - Swappable button and stick caps: Configure the Access controller's button layout to suit your range of mobility and switch between the included stick caps to find the shape and texture that works best for you. Adjustable stick length: Lengthen or shorten the control sticks extension arm, then lock it down at your ideal length for comfort and convenience.
- Built for easy access - Place the controller wherever play is most comfortable for you: from any 360 orientation, on different flat surfaces, a wheelchair tray, or attached to an AMPS pattern mount*. * AMPS is an industry-standard mounting screw pattern for attaching devices to equipment, including accessibility.
- Expandable inputs - Join forces with other controllers Use up to two Access controllers together or combine one or two Access controllers with a DualSense or DualSense Edge wireless controller to add features like haptic feedback, adaptive trigger, motion sensor, and touch pad swipe to your setup.
- Custom profiles - Configure up to 30 individual control profiles from your PS5 console settings, store three profiles on the Access controller and quickly switch between them with a dedicated button, enabling you to use the most suitable control layout and button functions for whats happening in-game.
- Configurable buttons - Map button inputs so the commands you need are exactly where you want them, set button presses to toggle commands on/off or to serve as a single-press input, or disable buttons altogether to stop accidental pressing. You can even map two commands to a single button for more user-friendly play.
Description
Create new ways to play with this highly customizable controller kit for PS5® consoles, designed to help those with disabilities play games more comfortably, for longer. Built for easy access, the controller can be operated from any 360° orientation and used on flat surfaces, or be attached to an AMPS pattern mount.
Release date: December 6, 2023
Product Dimensions: 14.88 x 3.13 x 7.49 inches; 2.23 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Item Weight: 2.23 pounds
Manufacturer: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Country of Origin: China
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: July 24, 2023
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PlayStation Access Controller Review: Inclusive Gaming Done Right The PlayStation Access Controller, formerly known as Project Leonardo, is Sony’s official adaptive controller designed to make gaming more accessible to players with disabilities. After spending time with it, it’s clear that this isn’t just a piece of hardware — it’s a thoughtful, groundbreaking step toward truly inclusive gaming. Customizable and Modular Design The first thing that stands out is the controller’s circular, modular layout. It’s not your typical controller — and that’s the point. The design allows players to configure it in ways that best suit their physical needs. Buttons are large, re-mappable, and spaced out around the device, making it easier for those with limited dexterity or range of motion. Swappable button caps come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different movement styles — from light taps to full presses. You can rearrange these components and rotate the controller itself for left- or right-handed play. The flexibility here is a game-changer. Seamless Software Integration Through the PS5’s accessibility settings, the Access Controller allows players to remap every input with ease. You can save multiple control profiles and switch between them on the fly, making it perfect for switching between games or control schemes. It can even be paired with a second Access Controller or a DualSense to build a co-pilot setup — ideal for collaborative play between a gamer and a support person. High Compatibility and Expandability Sony smartly included four 3.5mm expansion ports to allow connection to third-party switches, pedals, and other accessibility devices. This means the Access Controller doesn’t force users into Sony-only accessories — instead, it enhances existing adaptive setups. It’s a nod to the work already being done in the accessibility space, and a signal that Sony is listening to the disabled gaming community. Build Quality and Comfort The Access Controller feels solid and premium in the hand. It’s not too heavy, and the button actuation is responsive but gentle — designed for comfort during extended sessions. It rests easily on a table, tray, or wheelchair armrest, and doesn’t require you to hold it like a traditional gamepad. Final Verdict The PlayStation Access Controller is a bold, beautifully executed leap forward in accessible gaming. It puts the power of customization in the hands of players who’ve long had to modify controllers on their own or rely on niche third-party devices. Now, Sony is offering an official, well-integrated solution that brings dignity, flexibility, and fun back into gaming for all. Rating: 5/5 – A landmark controller that redefines inclusion in gaming.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by ATB
I am incomplete paraplegic and only have the use of my left arm not much dexterity in my wrist or fingers.... Much better than having to stare at the remote play app and stop some of my important game as I was not able to hold a button down and hit another button at the same time... This controller has allowed me to play a lot of games I haven't played in over a decade and modern renditions of the title as well... Very clean very adjustable modular for disabled or if you just want a customizable option to go with your other transmitters... Seems extremely durable feels very well and battery life is phenomenal (probably due to lack of haptic feedback dedicated touch panel or ability to install or have a second joystick that I know up so far) I have a game for 11 hours with it without charge and was still flashing on two bars. The ability to add for extra switches micro switches is a major advantage and I recommend getting the Logitech kit that comes with multiple switches for the price of sometimes one of them on other websites. Anyways highly recommended check it out for yourself!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by Eddie Desoto Jr
Perfect for RPGs our games that don’t require a twitch response. Programmable for different types of games. But it move and control the camera I still need a second controller. So for games in first person (cyberpunk 2077) it’s weak in that regard and would require tons of practice.
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025 by T. Harris
Years ago I was doing some right hand data acquisition on rapidly expanding gasses and the results were quite mystifying. There’s a lot of stuff out there that’ll stump me without adaptive equipment. So much stuff is right hand heavy to operate! This adaptive controller was a Father’s Day gift and has opened up something new for me to do with the kids. It’s incredibly easy to setup and use!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by Florida Time
you can NOT link the left and right sticks , if you could link them it would be great with out it its just hot trash , even trying to use a foot to control the stick and good hand on the dual sense ,the stick on the Access Controller pops off to easy
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by Dustin
I can’t hold a standard PlayStation controller anymore - too much pressure on my fingers. I was very excited when I found out Sony was making an accessibility controller and ordered one immediately. It arrived today. From the thoughtful packaging- I could open it by myself to the impressive intuitive easy setup of the controller, I was blown away. Well done Sony, thank you for this. I feel like I have an important part of my life back.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2023 by Blue Blue
It is very good. Short button press to activation, customization is great…. But 2 major gripes: You need another joystick. MUST. it has one. website for compatible accessories has been down for a few months as of this writing. On same page as them proudly promoting it mind you. You *can* find people on Etsy who make just joysticks to plug in. But it really is most comfortable and usable when you get another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024 by Tomias
My wife ordered this for me in February but I did not actually receive it until my birthday in late April. Area where the thumb stick connects to the controller started to break apart by mid July. The thick stopped responding by late, August. Obviously, by this time it was way past the opportunity to return the controller. The controller worked beautifully for the first couple of months, before it started to break apart and ultimately stop functioning. Being that the controller was made by PlayStation I had expected significantly better quality in its construction. This controller was a massive disappointment.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer