What the Prism Collection Means for PS5 Owners
This gives PS5 owners a nostalgic way to customize their consoles and controllers, tapping into the beloved transparent trend of the '90s.
This gives PS5 owners a nostalgic way to customize their consoles and controllers, tapping into the beloved transparent trend of the '90s.
Key points - Sony announced the Prism Collection of transparent DualSense controllers and PS5 console covers. - The collection comes in Flare Orange, Emerald Green, and Graphite Gray. - Preorders start November 10 via PlayStation Direct, with a February 4, 2027 release. - Controllers cost $85 each; console covers cost $75 each. - Sony says the design was inspired by the see-through trend of the late '90s.
Timeline - November 10: Preorders open through PlayStation Direct. - February 4, 2027: Prism Collection rolls out to customers.
FAQ
Q: When can I preorder the Prism Collection? A: Preorders open on November 10 through the PlayStation Direct store.
Q: How much do the transparent controllers and covers cost? A: The DualSense controllers are $85 each, and the PS5 console covers are $75 each.
Q: What colors are available in the Prism Collection? A: You can choose from Flare Orange, Emerald Green, and Graphite Gray.
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