Sony has reportedly started rolling out a new revision of the DualSense controller, known as CFI-ZCT2W, which offers a number of improved features over the original PS5 pad including a boost to battery life.
As reported by X user and modder Modyfikator89, the CFI-ZCT2W includes the BDM-060 board and introduces longer play time for users by removing components such as a secondary microphone, as well as optimisation of electronics. This iteration of the DualSense is easily identified on the back of the packaging, and is reportedly also included in all PS5 Pro bundles (CFI-7121), the new PS5 Slim (CFI-2116) and new colour batches at retailers.
“DualSense V2 controller in the white version are already on sale in Poland. From two different factories with different prints on back shell. THERE ARE also two versions of electronics another silent secret,” they wrote.
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The DualSense is the latest evolution of Sony’s DualShock controller and launched alongside the PS5 in November 2020, bringing key innovations such as haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Nowadays the pad is available in multiple colours and there’s also a more expensive DualSense Edge up for grabs, which affords greater comfortability and customisation for players.
[Source – Modyfikator89 on X]