The DualShock 4 controller is designed to be used both wirelessly and wired with your PlayStation 4, and should charge when you connect it via USB. If you find that your PS4 controller won’t charge, there’s a chance the battery needs to be replaced, but that’s just one of many possible fixes. Before you throw your controller out or send it in for costly repairs, we’ve put together a few simple fixes you can try yourself.
How to Fix Your PS4 Controller Not Charging (5 Reasons & More!)
When a PS4 controller won’t charge, there are a few possible causes to investigate. There could be an issue with the charging port or cable, an issue with the PS4 that prevents it from supplying power via USB, or an issue with the PS4 controller’s battery.
Here's a quick overview of the issues you may encounter:
If your DualShock 4 controller has run out of power and will no longer hold a charge, try the following troubleshooting steps to get it working again.
