This wireless controller retains all the key features of its predecessor, including the headphone jack, built-in microphone, and unique haptic triggers, but its standout feature is its battery life, up from the current five to 12 hours. Although information about the new gamepad has emerged, its release date is unknown.
It was also revealed that Sony’s latest patent details a touchscreen controller with artificial intelligence for advanced gaming guidance. It is still a secret whether this product will be offered to players.
Source: Ferra
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