The limited-edition PlayStation x Lisa DualSense wireless controller and additional merchandise launch on 30 October.
PlayStation is partnering with popular singer and BLACKPINK member Lisa to bring fans her own limited-edition DualSense wireless controller. Pre-orders will begin on 2 October, with the controller set to launch on 30 October.
The Thai singer has teamed up with PlayStation before, promoting the PS5 in a global advertising campaign in which she played Astro Bot on the platform and featured her own song, “Lifestyle”, in the video.
This time around, she brings her personalised touch to the DualSense wireless controller, “featuring her iconic bangs and eyes on the device, complete with her signature stars and bold “LL” lettering set against a Chroma Pearl colourway, Lisa’s personal favourite,” the announcement stated.
Have a closer look at the PS x Lisa wireless controller look below:
When is the PlayStation x Lisa DualSense controller launching?
The DualSense wireless controller – Lisa Limited Edition will be available in very limited quantities at selected retailers from 30 October at 10.00 am local time. Those interested will need to get their pre-orders in quickly, starting from 2 October. For Southeast Asian fans, you can check out the list of participating retailers here.
The PlayStation x Lisa collaboration will also bring additional merchandise exclusive to the US, including apparel, hats, tote bags, keychains, stickers, a DualSense controller carrying case, and more. As with the limited-edition controller, the merchandise will be available for pre-order from 2 October and will launch on 30 October through Lisa’s official Amazon store and the Amazon Music app.

How much is the PlayStation x Lisa DualSense controller?
According to the PlayStation Blog, here are the recommended retail prices for the PlayStation x Lisa Dualsense wireless controller per region:
- US$84.99
- ¥12,480 (including tax)
- €84.99
- £74.99
- SG$115
- MYR419
- IDR1,549,000
- THB2,890
- PHP5,411
- VND2,399,000
The PS x Lisa collaboration will also see the pop icon release a new EP titled “Press Play” on 23 October.






