A $7 Raspberry Pi can do something Sony refuses to: give the DualSense wireless haptics on PC

A modder released early Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W firmware that turns the board into a wireless dongle for the PS5 DualSense on PC.

The setup lets supported PC games use DualSense adaptive triggers and haptic feedback over a wireless connection.

It is a low-cost workaround for a long-standing PC limitation, since Sony still has no official dongle or native support.

The firmware is still early, but it points to a practical path for wireless DualSense features in PC gaming.