Where to pre-order the Hyperpop PS5 DualSense controllers and console covers
UK pre-orders are here
The PS5 Hyperpop Collection has popped onto PS Direct, bringing the first new limited edition looks to the PS5 lineup. Unveiled earlier this month, this new limited edition release is rolling out today, but those in the UK can already pre-order the collection, which is due to release on March 12, 2026.
The collection features eye-striking new Techno Red, Remix Green, and Rhythm Blue PS5 controller colors, which are available for $84.99 / £74.99 at PS Direct US and UK. With this new drop, there's sadly no PS5 bundles to be found, but you can instead grab any of the three matching console covers available for $74.99 / £64.99 for your Slim model to unify your gaming setup in these fresh new colors.
As the collection releases at 10am local time, those lucky enough to be in the UK can already get their hands on the new accessories while stock lasts. Be wary though as with all limited edition releases, there is a purchasing limit of one item per purchase. Any of you in the US eager to add some striking color to your Sony gaming setup will have to wait a few more hours, but I'll be sure to give this page an update so you won't feel left out.
Pre-order Hyperpop PS5 DualSense controllers
Hyperpop DualSense controllers | Coming soon at PS Direct
The brand new Hyperpop PS5 DualSense controllers haven't yet landed at PS Direct US. That's to be expected as there's still time before the 10:00am ET launch window arrives, but I'll be sure to update this page the moment they're available.
Hyperpop DualSense controllers | £74.99 at PS Direct
All three new DualSense controller colors from the new Hyperpop Collection landed first on PS Direct UK. Direct from the source, you can grab the Techno Red, Remix Green, or Rhythm Blue gamepads while stock lasts.
Very: £74.99 at Very
Argos: £74.99 at Argos
ShopTo: £71.85 at ShopTo
Pre-order Honeypop PS5 Console covers
Hyperpop Console covers | Coming soon at PS Direct
There's still a few hours to go until 10:00am ET where the console covers are expected to launch at PS Direct in the US. Until then, you have plenty of time to figure out whether you want the Techno Red, Remix Green, or Rhythm Blue covers, and a DualSense to match.
Hyperpop Console covers | £64.99 at PS Direct
The flashy and vivid Hyperpop console covers landed first at PS Direct UK, and now you can grab the set of your choosing for £64.99 right now. Remember, these are designed with the PS5 Slim in mind, so launch PS5 and PS5 Pro owners have to miss out this time.
PS5 Hyperpop Collection FAQ
When is the PS5 Hyperpop Collection release date?
The PS5 Honeypop Collection launches today on January 16, 2026 at 10am local time at PS Direct.
Is the PS5 Hyperpop Collection only available at PS Direct?
During the original unveiling of the PS5 Hyperpop Collection on the PS Blog, Sony stated that the new PS5 DualSense controllers and Console covers would be available at PS Direct and "participating retailers." For now, the controllers have appeared at other online stores like Very, Argos, and ShopTo in the UK, but the console covers remain a PS Direct exclusive for now.
If and when they appear at other US and UK retailers, I'll be sure to update the page so you have more options when it comes to buying this new limited edition release.
Is Sony launching PS5 consoles with the Hyperpop colors?
Sony has made no mention if plans to launch the PS5 Slim, or even the PS5 Pro in any of the three available Hyperpop Collection colors. For now, if you want a Sony console to have the bright Techno Red, Remix Green, or Rhythm Blue colors, you'll instead have to grab a Slim console and one of the new Hyperpop Collection console covers.
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