Best DualShock 4 PS4 gamepad Cyber Monday and Black Friday deals
Get official Sony pads at the price of third-party ones
Games consoles are often surprisingly cheap these days. Just check out best PS4 Black Friday deals round-up for proof.
But gamepads? Official ones rarely seem to be reduced. Almost the entire line of official Sony DualShock 4 pads is on sale right now, though.
UPDATE - MONDAY 2 DECEMBER:Some of Amazon's DualShock 4 deals appear to have sold out, but there's an even better option on the horizon. During Cyber Monday you can pick up a DualShock 4 pad from Currys for just £29.99. It's a greater saving and you still have a wide range of colours to choose from.
They all are available for £34.99. That's £10 off the usual price, and £15 off the RRP.
Buy an official pad and you won't regret it. They tend to be far better built and far more reliable than third-party ones. Check out all the colours on sale below.
You can get a whole bunch of shades of DualShock 4 colours from Currys at just £29.99. This deal ends after Monday, so be quick.
Grab yourself a 22% discount on the super popular DualShock 4 Controller for your PlayStation this Black Friday. It's only the blue version that's discounted, but it's a versatile colour that should suit everyone. For those not already in the know, this highly sensitive controller has a built-in accelerometer and gyroscope to detect the motion, tilt and rotation of your gameplay.
The glacier white DualShock 4 ends up a classy two-tone design as it maintains lots of black bits from the classic all-black design.
This colour is exclusive to Amazon, and we think it's classier than the plain gold.
The original. And best? If you want a straight replacement for the pad that came with your console, this is the one to buy.
Green cammo is one of the more out-there designs from Sony's standard pad line-up.
Want a bolder-looking pad? The red DualShock 4 is a stunner, and really sticks out underneath your TV.
For the ultimate in bling gamepads, there's only one choice. It's gold.
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