How to Connect Two PS4 Controllers: Step-by-Step Troubleshooting Guide
Learn how to connect two PS4 controllers with easy steps to troubleshoot common connection issues on your PlayStation 4 console.
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To connect two PS4 controllers, ensure the system software is up to date and that each controller is charged. Start by turning on your console and plugging in one controller via USB. Press the PS button to sync it. For the second controller, go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth Devices and put the second controller in pairing mode by holding the Share and PS button until the light bar flashes. Follow the prompts to complete pairing.
FAQs & Answers
- Why won’t my second PS4 controller connect? Ensure the PS4 system software is updated, both controllers are charged, and the second controller is put into pairing mode by holding the Share and PS buttons until the light bar flashes.
- How do I put my PS4 controller into pairing mode? Hold down the Share button and the PS button simultaneously until the light bar begins to flash, indicating the controller is in pairing mode.
- Can I use two PS4 controllers wirelessly at the same time? Yes, after syncing both controllers via USB or Bluetooth, you can use them wirelessly simultaneously on the PS4.
- What should I do if my PS4 doesn’t recognize the controller? Try resetting the controller using the small reset button on the back, then reconnect via USB cable and press the PS button to resync.