Sony will let you shroud your PS5 in camouflage this fall
. It consists of a new set of plates for the console, as well as a matching DualSense controller and Pulse headset.“The PlayStation design team reimagined our camouflage pattern to reflect a fresher, more contemporary feel. If you look closely, you’ll notice that the iconic PlayStation Shapes have been subtly incorporated into the pattern,” Sony says of the new design.
Preorders for collection open on September 15th. The plates and DualSense controller will arrive on October 14th, with the Pulse headset heading to store shelves sometime in December. Sony did not announce pricing for the new accessories. They come after the company recently said it wasAll products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links.
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