PlayStation Australia has just revealed the Hyperpop Collection, bringing three fresh controller designs that blend glossy black finishes with electric neon accents. The new lineup offers a different aesthetic approach for players looking to refresh their gaming setup with something a bit more eye-catching.
The collection gives players three colour options to pick from, each with its own vibe. There’s Techno Red for those who want something bold and energetic, Remix Green for a standout look, and Rhythm Blue for a more focused aesthetic. All three controllers feature the same shift from dark glossy black into bright neon tones, creating a consistent visual theme across the range.
Each controller in the Hyperpop Collection maintains the full DualSense wireless functionality that PlayStation 5 owners are familiar with, including haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and built-in microphone. The controllers work seamlessly with PS5 games that support these features, and they’re also compatible with PC gaming setups for those who want to use them across multiple platforms.
The glossy black base colours transition into vivid neon highlights that give each controller a distinct personality. Techno Red leans into high-energy gaming sessions, Remix Green provides a fresh alternative to traditional controller colours, and Rhythm Blue offers a cooler tone for players who prefer something less intense.
All three Hyperpop DualSense wireless controllers will be available at select Australian retailers with a recommended retail price of $134.95 AUD. That pricing puts them in line with other special edition DualSense controllers that have launched previously, so there’s no premium attached to these new colour options.
Pre-orders for the Hyperpop Collection open on Friday, 16 January 2026 at 10 AM local time through participating retailers across Australia. The controllers themselves will hit store shelves starting Thursday, 12 March 2026, giving players a couple of months between pre-order availability and actual launch date.
For PlayStation fans who’ve been waiting for new controller colour options, the Hyperpop Collection delivers three solid choices that move away from the more subdued tones we’ve seen in previous releases. Definitely something to look forward to if you are looking to get more controllers for your gaming set up.
