PS5 Dual Controller Charging Dock with LED Status Lights

Two Controllers, One Compact Dock

• Both pads charge at once

  Two slots hold two PS5 controllers at the same time. Each pad rests on contact pins, so there is no second cable to hunt for. Set them down after a session and both start charging from one dock.

• Know when they're full

  The indicator glows red while a controller charges and switches to blue once it is full. You read the status from the couch, so you never pick up a pad just to check it.

• Tidy setup, no cable pile

  The dock is compact matte black plastic that sits beside the console without taking over the shelf. One cable runs in, and the controllers stay in one place instead of spread across the floor and the couch.

Drop In, Plug In, Done

1. 1
   Seat the first pad

   Set one controller onto its slot so the contact pins meet the bottom of the pad.

2. 2
   Seat the second pad

   Repeat on the second slot. Both slots take a pad at the same time.

3. 3
   Plug in the cable

   Connect the USB-A to USB-C cable and power it from a USB source rated for 5V 2A input.

4. 4
   Read the LED

   Red means charging. Blue means full. Leave the pads overnight, or until the light turns blue.

Everything You Need to Start

• Charging dock×1

  Two controller slots with contact pins and an LED status indicator.

• USB charging cable×1

  USB-A to USB-C, for a USB source rated 5V 2A input.

Less hunting, more playing

The dead pad at the worst moment

You are five minutes into a co-op run and the controller in your hands cuts out. The lobby keeps moving. Your friend waits while you dig through a drawer for a cable, and the second pad is flat too. A single cable only charges one pad at a time, and nothing tells you which pad is ready.

Ready pads, every session

Both controllers sit on the dock beside the console, resting on their contact pins. The indicator glows red while they charge and turns blue once a pad is full. No cable tangle, no guessing, and the console ports stay free for everything else.