What the Prism Collection Means for PS5 Players
The Prism collection gives PS5 owners a chance to customize their setup with a nostalgic transparent look, though the partial transparency may disappoint those hoping to show off their entire console.…
The Prism collection gives PS5 owners a chance to customize their setup with a nostalgic transparent look, though the partial transparency may disappoint those hoping to show off their entire console.…
Key points - PlayStation announces Prism collection of transparent DualSense controllers and PS5 faceplates. - The collection comes in Graphite Gray, Flare Orange, and Emerald Green. - Pre-orders start November 10, 2026, with shipping on February 4, 2027. - Controllers cost $84.99 / ÂŁ74.99; faceplates cost $74.99 / ÂŁ64.99. - Faceplates are only transparent halfway down, hiding the Blu-ray drive.
Timeline - November 10, 2026: Pre-orders for Prism collection open. - February 4, 2027: Prism collection products ship.
FAQ
Q: When can I pre-order the Prism controllers and faceplates? A: Pre-orders open on November 10, 2026. The products are expected to ship on February 4, 2027.
Q: How much do the Prism controller and faceplates cost? A: The DualSense controller is priced at $84.99 / £74.99, and the console faceplates are $74.99 / £64.99—same as other limited editions.
Q: Will the transparent faceplates show my disc drive? A: No, the faceplates are only transparent on the top half, so the Blu-ray drive remains covered by solid paneling.
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