How to Use Two Controllers on PS4: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to connect and use two controllers on your PS4 for an ultimate multiplayer experience. Follow our simple step-by-step guide!
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To use two controllers on your PS4, start by turning on your PS4. Connect the first controller via USB and press the PS button to pair it. Once paired, disconnect the USB cable. To add the second controller, repeat the process: connect it via USB and press the PS button. After pairing, both controllers should be recognized and ready for multiplayer gaming. For seamless experience, ensure both controllers are fully charged and updated to the latest firmware version.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I connect more than two controllers to my PS4? No, the PS4 supports a maximum of four controllers at a time. You can connect them using the USB method or via Bluetooth after pairing.
- What should I do if my PS4 doesn’t recognize the second controller? Make sure the second controller is fully charged and updated. Retry the pairing process by connecting it via USB and pressing the PS button. If issues persist, restart your PS4 and try again.
- How do I check if my PS4 controllers are fully charged? Connect your controller to the PS4 using a USB cable. On the PS4 home screen, navigate to Settings > Devices > Controllers to see the battery status of each connected controller.
- Do I need to use the USB cable every time I connect a controller? You only need to use the USB cable during the initial pairing process. After that, you can connect wirelessly by pressing the PS button.