PlayStation Video Game Accessories Deals

Third-party PS5 controllers are worth considering if you want a backup or don't want to pay Sony's $75 asking price for an official DualSense, and at $43 this one is $27 off the list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Serious PS5, PS4, and PC players who want tournament-level customization, like adjustable stick tension and remappable back buttons, are the target audience here, and at $200 it's priced at its regular list rate with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

Useful if you own a PS VR2 headset and want a dedicated dock to keep both Sense controllers charged without hunting for cables, and it's currently $7 off the $50 list price. Buy Now at Best Buy

Update: The price has dropped to $191.99 since this was originally published.

Serious PS5, PS4, and PC players who want tournament-level customization, like adjustable stick tension and remappable back buttons, are the target audience here, and at $200 it's priced at its regular list rate with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

A 2-pack of wireless PS2 controllers for around $21 works out to about $11 each, which is reasonable if you're reviving an old console for couch co-op and don't want to track down original controllers. That's roughly $4 off the $26 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for PS5 Slim owners who want their console displayed vertically and their headset off the desk, this stand consolidates both into one spot without taking up extra surface area. Buy Now at Walmart

Worth a look if your PS5 Pro is showing motherboard-related faults and you're comfortable with console-level repair work, since this swaps in a fresh South Bridge board rather than sending the whole system out for service. Buy Now at Newegg

Handy for households restocking a PS2 setup or replacing worn-out original controllers, especially since finding two working pads at once can get pricey when hunting secondhand. Buy Now at Walmart

Handy for Portal owners who want their charging dock, screen protector, and carrying case covered in one go without hunting down separate accessories, and Walmart has it for $4.20 off the list price right now. Buy Now at Walmart

The PlayStation Portal Charging Stand keeps your Portal docked and charged when not in use, which is useful if you find yourself hunting for a cable every time the battery runs low. At $21, it's $19 off the $40 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for PlayStation players who want more precise analog stick control, these thumbstick extenders raise the height of your existing sticks to give you a longer lever arm, which can help with fine aiming adjustments in shooters. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for PlayStation Portal owners who want protection and extras bundled together, this kit typically includes a case, screen protector, and grip accessories in one purchase rather than buying each piece separately. At $35, it's $25 off the $60 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A direct swap for the original fan when your PS4 Pro starts running loud or overheating, which is one of the more common issues as these consoles age. Buy Now at Newegg

Mounting your PS5 vertically off the floor or console shelf frees up entertainment center space and keeps it away from pets or foot traffic, a simple fix if clutter around your TV setup bothers you. Walmart has it for $2 off the list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for PlayStation Portal owners who want a case, screen protector, and grip attachment without buying each piece separately, this 3-in-1 set is currently $6 off the $30 list price at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart

Handy for casual PC gamers who want a comfortable, familiar layout without paying for a first-party pad, and it works across both PS4 and Windows. Walmart has it marked down $2 from the $18 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Clips onto your PS5 controller and lets you type messages or search without switching to the on-screen keyboard, which is useful if you spend any time in party chat or the PlayStation Store. Buy Now at Newegg

Works for PS5 owners who need a backup controller or want adaptive triggers and haptic feedback for supported games, and Best Buy has it at the standard $80 list price, so there's no current discount to factor in. Buy Now at Best Buy

Designed as a third-party alternative to Sony's DualSense, this controller suits PS5 owners who want a backup or secondary gamepad without paying full first-party prices. At $42, it's about $28 off the $70 list price. Buy Now at Walmart