Apple’s first included support for not just the PS5 DualSense controller but also the Xbox Series X controller as initially noted by our sister site . Following last week’s big event where Apple showcased the new , iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, and tvOS 14.5 have just gone live on all supported devices. With these updates, the PS5 DualSense and the Xbox Series X controllers are now supported. If you’d like the full list of new features, . I just tested my DualSense controller on my iPad Pro across a few Apple Arcade games and . It works perfectly even with screenshots and video screen recording capturing. The new controller customization option in the iOS and iPadOS settings app lets you do quite a bit when you have a controller paired. Check it out below for the DualSense controller.
Now that the main iOS and iPadOS updates are out, I hope Sony updates its own app for using the controller and all the features. We’ve definitely come a long way from the initial days to and that both brought a much better controller experience to iOS and iPadOS. If you don’t already own the PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, are you planning on buying one of the controllers for iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, or tvOS 14.5?
Now that the main iOS and iPadOS updates are out, I hope Sony updates its own app for using the controller and all the features. We’ve definitely come a long way from the initial days to and that both brought a much better controller experience to iOS and iPadOS. If you don’t already own the PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, are you planning on buying one of the controllers for iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, or tvOS 14.5?