Now, is this what we can expect from the PlayStation 5's next-gen controller? Sony has already promised haptic feedback on trigger buttons - something that would point to more elaborate trigger keys. They feel far more premium than my existing DS4 controller's L1 / R1 keys, which didn't take much beating. The triggers themselves are sensitive, with very shallow travel. Yeah, you won't need to look at it much, but you will need to look at it at some point. That said, I'm not sure why Sony didn't just put it on the front. The inclusion means that the DualShock 4 (plus peripheral) works with anything it's already compatible with, whether that's a PC or an Android phone. Why include an OLED display on this thing as it tries to catch up with SCUF controllers or the Xbox's well-regarded, but expensive, Elite controller? There's some method to the madness. Press down on it to light up current settings, press it again to cycle to the next button profile (you can have up to three) and long-press it to reassign keys. The integrated OLED screen sounds more spectacular than it is - just a monochrome read-out where you can tell which buttons are mapped. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.

Ps4 controller on steam back button