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Sony’s “Days of Play” Sale Slashes Prices on DualSense Controllers and PSVR 2

5/28/2026, 12:42:48 PM

Sale Overview

Sony’s PlayStation division launched its annual Days of Play promotion on May 27, running through June 10. The sale is available directly on the PlayStation Store and through major retailers — Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Walmart, and Target — and features discounts on a wide range of accessories while excluding the PlayStation 5 consoles themselves.

Background & Context

Sony traditionally reduces prices on PlayStation 5 hardware a few times each year. This year’s event expands that practice to include most peripherals released for the platform, bundling games, headphones, and virtual-reality gear under a single promotional window.

Discounted Products and Pricing

  • DualSense wireless controller (standard): $54.99, down $20 from the $74.99 launch price.
  • DualSense Edge high-end controller: $169, reduced $30 from its $199 list price; includes a cable, hard case, four back paddles, replaceable stick heads, and a lock.
  • PlayStation VR 2 headset: $100 off the current MSRP of $400, bringing the headset to $300 when purchased as a bundle with two Sense controllers, a USB charging cable, and stereo headphones.
  • Other DualSense controllers: up to $20 off.

Additional promotions include $30-off the DualSense Edge, $30-off the Access controller, and various discounts on PS5 titles such as *Ghost of Yotei*, *Helldivers 2*, *Death Stranding 2*, and *The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered*.

Official Statements & Responses

Sony announced that the Days of Play sale “is kicking off on May 27” and noted that “the company hasn’t revealed all of its promotions” for the period. Sony also confirmed that the sale “offers various discounts on PS5 games” and that further deals will be disclosed via the Days of Play website throughout the event.

Data & Statistics

  • DualSense Edge original price: $199 -> $169.
  • Standard DualSense original price: $74.99 -> $54.99.

These figures illustrate a 20-30 % price reduction across the highlighted accessories.

Why It Matters

The steep discounts lower the entry barrier for both console and PC gamers seeking advanced haptic feedback or virtual-reality experiences. By bundling the PSVR 2 with controllers and headphones at $300, Sony makes its flagship VR system more competitive against alternative platforms. The reduced cost of the DualSense Edge may also stimulate interest in customizable controllers, potentially expanding the accessory market share within the PlayStation ecosystem.

What’s Next

Sony will continue to update the Days of Play webpage with additional offers on games, accessories, and possibly VR adapters for SteamVR compatibility. Consumers are encouraged to monitor the site throughout the promotion to capture any newly announced discounts before the June 10 deadline.