Sony has revealed three new colours for its PS5 and controllers as a part of its Deep Earth collection with three bold metallic colour options.
The new deep earth collection draws its inspiration from the colours found in the depths of the earth and comes with a smooth metallic finish for all three colours including Molten Volcanic Red, Cobalt Blue and Sleek Sterling Silver. These colour options come for both the controller and the console providing a sharp new look for your PS5. These colour options do seem a bit safe, it would’ve been nice if Sony had branched away from the default blue and red and opted for something a bit more interesting, though the metallic is definitely a selling point.
To share more about the design and process behind this new and vibrant collection, here’s Satoshi Aoyagi and Leo Cardoso from our design team. Aoyagi stated: “While crafting this new collection of DualSense controller and PS5 console cover colours, we drew inspiration from the beautiful and powerful hues found in the depths of planet Earth. We elevated the colours by adding a metallic finish for a touch of sophistication.”
Cardoso said: “Volcanic Red boasts a rich blazing red tone. Cobalt Blue, on the other hand, presents a deep shade of blue with intriguing hints of purple. Lastly, Sterling Silver showcases a classic aesthetic with a subtle blue undertone.”
Pre-orders for the Deep Earth Collection will begin on October 4, with Volcanic Red and Cobalt Blue accessories launching on November 3, followed by the launch of Sterling Silver accessories on January 26.
The Deep Earth DualSense controllers will be available for a recommended retail price (RRP) of $74.99 USD/¥9,980 (including tax)/€74.99/£64.99, while the Deep Earth PS5 console covers will be available for a recommended retail price (RRP) of $59.99 USD/¥7,980 (including tax)/€59.99/£49.99. The exact launch date and availability for the accessories may vary by region. Stay tuned to PlayStation.com for more information.
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