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Home›How To›How to Charge a PS3 Controller: 10 Steps

How to Charge a PS3 Controller: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 8, 2024
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Step 1: Gather the required materials

To charge your PS3 controller, you’ll need a USB charging cable that’s compatible with its mini-USB port and a power source like a computer, gaming console, or USB wall charger.

Step 2: Turn off the PS3 controller

To avoid interference with other devices while charging, it’s best to turn off the controller before starting the charging process. To do this, press and hold the “PS” button on your controller until the light on the top goes out.

Step 3: Connect the USB cable

Plug one end of the mini-USB cable into your PS3 controller’s charging port, located on the top side of the controller.

Step 4: Choose a power source

Connect the other end of the USB charging cable to a suitable power source such as your computer, gaming console, or USB wall charger.

Step 5: Check for charging status

When connected, your PS3 controller should display a flashing red light, indicating that it is charging. If there is no light, ensure that your cable is correctly connected on both ends and that your chosen power source is providing power.

Step 6: Allow for adequate charging time

It generally takes about two to three hours for a fully depleted PS3 controller to charge completely. Make sure to give it enough time to reach full capacity before using it again.

Step 7: Look for the fully charged indicator

When your PS3 controller has finished charging, its red light will stop flashing and either turn solid or go off completely. This indicates that it’s ready for use.

Step 8: Disconnect the USB cable safely

Gently unplug both ends of the USB cable – first from your power source and then from your PS3 controller.

Step 9: Turn on your PS3 controller

Press and hold the “PS” button on your controller as you would when normally turning on the device. The controller’s light will now show a solid color, indicating that it’s connected and ready for use.

Step 10: Enjoy your gaming session

With your fully charged PS3 controller, it’s time to dive back into your favorite games!

In just ten straightforward steps, you’ve successfully charged your PS3 controller, ensuring an uninterrupted gaming experience. Happy gaming!

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