SONY Playstation, the latest iteration of its gaming console comes with DualSense controllers. These are some premium-looking feature-rich controllers. But you may also find some issues with these devices. Since all modern controllers are wireless now, unlike the good old days of PS2 or PS3, you need to charge them separately. There is also a need to pair them before you can play with them. Due to such extra steps, many users wind up facing issues such as PS5 controller LED lights won’t light up or not working. This might be just an issue of power drain, so here are some solutions that you can try to fix this issue before you contact SONY about it.
Most of the time, this power issue happens due to completely draining the battery of your PS5 controller. The common solution to this problem is to plug your controller in and let it charge. Sometimes it can take up to 2 minutes for the power LED to light up. In some cases, the controller might only work if you have it connected to the power source. This means that the Dualsense controller has battery problems. At this point, there is nothing you can do except to contact Sony support and get your controller unit replaced if it is still under warranty. If there are no options, then you may need to buy a new one.
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Fix: PS5 Controller Led Lights Won’t Light Up or Not working
Before going through all the methods down below, I recommend you restart your controller and see if this fixes the issue. In some cases, the controller might still work but the indicator light has got physical damage.
Method 1: Check your power cable, try a different cable
Check your Power cables. Sometimes the cable might be loose, and you may need to replace it. Try charging the Dual sense controllers using a different cable that can transfer both powers as well as data. Because if there is no data transfer, then you may not be able to correctly use the controller.
If you are having a damaged cable, then avoid using them. This could harm the controller due to improper power supply and shortcircuits.

