PWD using PS5 Access Controller Unboxing and Review

I'm gonna unbox and give a little review on this new PS5 Access Controller. Designed by Sony to the people with disabilities.

[@gamerthumbbs]

Thank you for the demonstration

[@PWDlife]

Thank You for passing by on my channel. If you have questions about the video. Let me know maybe I have an answer.

[@davidharraway8131]

Thanks for your review. Not sure if you've found it yet but there is now a way to plug in usb joysticks into this which is to use an Open Source project called HID Remapper. Apart from letting more gaming joysticks work (it uses the E1-E4 switch ports for connection) this also lets you run additional configs for multiple button presses. Because it's wired you are less likely to get the issues you might experience with Titan 2 or Chronus Zen (which are sometimes seen as cheats by the Sony game servers). Because people with disabilities sometimes have movement difficulties they might need macros to level the playing field. Also, I've been using some of the ultra low force joysticks from Celtic Magic in the UK for my clients (these plug into the E1-E4) ports and they work great...only need small movements to control them and you also have press stick assign an additional function in the game setups if needed.

[@PWDlife]

Hello let me check later. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@vernicemarapelaez1014]

Hey, good review. Can you compare it to the xbox adaptive controller? Are there ways of adding accessories to this like the headphone jacks on the xbox adaptive controller?

[@PWDlife]

Yes, there's a 4 pcs. slot of 3.5mm jack on it. You can add logitech adaptive kits. But I don't know yet if it's already released because it says COMING SOON on their website, it cost $80 per set. Thank You for watching my content.

[@TSalem52]

You can attach Logitech adaptive controller kit

[@PWDlife]

They don't have a dpad kit. It's only single buttons.