How To Connect PS4 Controller To Phone Android | Bluetooth| Samsung | iPhone
Make sure the PS4 controller is in pairing mode before you try to connect it with your Android mobile device. Turn off your PlayStation 4 and the controller before you proceed.
1. Press and hold the PS button and the Share button simultaneously to set your PS4 controller to pairing mode. The controller’s backlight will begin to flash when everything is set up correctly.
A blue light will blink on the controller’s rear.
2. Make sure your Android device has Bluetooth enabled in order to pair your PS4 controller with it. After opening the fast selection menu with a downward swipe from the top of the screen, tap and hold the Bluetooth symbol to begin pairing your device.
Press and hold the Bluetooth icon to access the Bluetooth settings.
3. In the “Available devices” menu, you should see “Wireless Controller” as an option when Bluetooth is enabled. If “Wireless Controller” isn’t listed, try tapping “Scan” in the upper-right corner of the screen. After the “Wireless Controller” screen displays, tap on it.
Get Bluetooth going and link up.
4. After you’ve finished pairing your PS4 controller with your Android device, tap “OK” to finish.
Be sure you’re ready to connect.
5. Remember that the PS4 controller may not work with every mobile game.
Turn off Bluetooth on your Android device and reconnect the PS4 controller to the PS4 system before you can return to your PlayStation 4.
How do I connect a PS4 controller to a Samsung Android phone?
1. Unplug your PS4 controller from your console. Then press and hold down the Share and PS buttons together for a few seconds. Let go of the buttons when your controller starts to blink white.
2. Your controller is now ready to be paired with your device.
Keep in mind that not all phones support this feature, so it’s best to check your phone’s compatibility with PS4 controllers before attempting to sync them.
How do I connect my PS4 controller to my PS4 console?
If your console is in rest mode, first wake it up. You can do this by pressing the power button on the console.
Then, connect the controller directly to the console using a USB cable (it doesn’t have to be the one that came with that console, but use that for simplicity if you like.)
You should see the light on the back of the ps4 controller turn yellow. This indicates that the console and controller are connected. Now, simply press the PS button (the middle one with the logo, under the touch pad).
And just like that, they are now connected!
Connect a PlayStation wireless game controller to your Apple device
Make sure your controller is turned off.
Press and hold the PS button and the Create (or Share) button at the same time until the light bar begins to flash. The controller is now in pairing mode, which makes it discoverable by your Apple device.
Open Bluetooth settings on your Apple device, then select the controller from the list of nearby devices.
iPhone, iPad: connect Bluetooth devices
Apple TV: connect Bluetooth device
Mac: connect Bluetooth devices
Apple Vision Pro: connect Bluetooth devices
If the controller pairs but won’t connect, press the PS button on the controller.
