Hyperpop PS5 controller and console cover pre-orders build-up — all the best links ahead of the new DualSense and faceplate collection dropping tomorrow

US Hyperpop DualSense pre-orders – quick links

PlayStation Direct

US Hyperpop console cover pre-orders – quick links

Official console covers have always been exclusive to PlayStation Direct and I expect that to be the same with the Hyperpop Collection too.

PlayStation Direct

UK Hyperpop DualSense pre-orders – quick links

PlayStation Direct

Amazon

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Argos

Currys

EE Store

UK Hyperpop console cover pre-orders – quick links

As with the US, historically in the UK, all official console covers have only been available at PlayStation Direct, so the Hyperpop Collection will likely follow suit.

PlayStation Direct

Hyperpop Collection controllers and console covers: cut to the chase

• Price: Dualsense controllers: $84.99 / £74.99; PS5 Slim console covers: $74.99/£64.99
• Pre-order date: January 16, 2026
• Release date: March 12, 2026
• Design: Three designs featuring vivid colors (Techno Red, Remix Green, and Rhythm Blue) merging with a deep black with a pleasing gradient across the width of the DualSense and console covers.

Should you pre-order a Hyperpop DualSense or console cover?

It’s true that we’ve seen some of the most recent colorways and limited edition DualSense controllers retain stock levels after initial surges of interest, but my broad advice is to never rely on that happening.

In the context of weighing up a pre-order vs hoping stock remains in a few weeks’ time (or similar), there’d be nothing worse than leaving it all to chance only to be disappointed. As a result, if you’re keen, willing, and able, then I always recommend committing to a pre-order to ensure you have at least reserved your new bit of hardware ahead of launch. You can change your mind and often cancel with no penalty at the likes of PlayStation Direct and Amazon et al, so you can revisit the decision if you need to.

The fact remains, however, that PlayStation hardware launches are always popular, so my personal recommendation is to strike while the iron is hot and be safe in the knowledge that you’ve secured your new controller and/or console cover.

Rob Dwiar

I’ve been stock tracking, limited edition-hunting, deal trawling, and hardware launch-following for the best part of a decade now, including the torrid times of 2020-21 and the PS5 shortage. Because of this, I’m battle-hardened and know how to help folks pre-order in-demand hardware products. Personally, I’m also a PlayStation fanatic and have been for about 30 years, and a PlayStation collector of sorts, so I am invested in these pads and console covers myself.