Sony Interactive Entertainment has put an official Philippine price on the DualSense wireless controller – Lisa Limited Edition: ₱5,411, with pre-orders opening on October 2 and the controller reaching participating retailers on October 30. The controller, made with BLACKPINK member Lisa, was revealed on September 21 on the PlayStation Blog, and a separate Southeast Asia edition of the post lists the local pricing.
What the Lisa DualSense looks like
The design carries Lisa's personal branding across a standard DualSense body:
- Lisa's bangs and eyes are printed on the touch pad.
- Her signature stars and bold "LL" lettering appear on the controller.
- The whole unit uses the Chroma Pearl colorway, which Sony says is Lisa's personal favourite.
Underneath, it is a regular DualSense, so it works on PS5 and on PC. Sony's Nancy Kim, Senior Director for Integrated Marketing, Special Projects, and Licensed Merchandise Retail Marketing at SIE, wrote the announcement. In it, Lisa is quoted as saying that "gaming is something I do whenever I have time to relax" and that she "wanted the fans to have something they can connect with."
According to Vice's report, this is Lisa's first official PS5 hardware collaboration. She previously appeared in a PlayStation advertising campaign in 2025.
Philippine price, pre-order date and where to buy
The Southeast Asia post gives country-specific prices. For the Philippines:
| Item | Detail | |---|---| | Recommended retail price | ₱5,411 | | Pre-orders open | October 2, 2026 | | Availability | October 30, 2026 | | Where | Participating retailers (Sony links its retailer list from the post) | | Stock | "Highly limited quantities" |
For comparison, the US price is $84.99 (around ₱5,300) and the Japanese price is ¥12,480 including tax (around ₱5,000). The Philippine price is therefore close to a straight conversion of the US price, with no large local markup. Sony has been assigning official Philippine prices to recent PlayStation hardware, such as the Pulse Elevate speakers, rather than leaving them to grey importers.
Sony has not said how many units the Philippines will receive. Because the global post describes "limited quantities" and the SEA post repeats "highly limited," buyers who want one should expect pre-order stock to run out on October 2 rather than wait for October 30.
The wider Lisa x PlayStation collection
The controller is one part of a larger merchandise line, but most of it is a United States release for now:
- Apparel, hats, tote bags, keychains, stickers and a DualSense carrying case, in two assortments.
- PlayStation Direct (US) sells the first assortment from October 2 and the second from October 30.
- Lisa's official Amazon store and the Amazon Music app carry more items from October 23.
- Lisa's new EP, Press Play, also releases on October 23.
The Southeast Asia post covers only the controller. No merchandise availability has been announced for the Philippines, so Filipino fans who want the apparel or carry case would need to buy through the US channels.
Should you pay ₱5,411 for a DualSense?
This is a cosmetic edition. It has the same haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and battery as the standard controller, and the PlayStation Blog does not list any hardware changes. The premium is for the design and the limited run, which is what tends to hold resale value for collaboration controllers. If you only need a second controller for co-op play, a standard DualSense does the same job for less; if you follow Lisa, the ₱5,411 official price is likely to be lower than what resellers charge once the first batch sells out.
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