The latest beta update for the PlayStation 5 it will be easier to hear what's happening in your game. Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has announcement software update, which will allow the DualSense and DualSense Edge wireless controllers to produce louder audio so you can hear game sounds and chat audio more clearly.
In addition to giving controllers the ability to produce louder sounds, the update also gives a boost to their noise-canceling feature. Sony's announcement says the controllers now have better mic input, thanks to a new AI machine learning model. This will give the PS5 system the ability to suppress background noise, such as the game audio itself, allowing your voice to come through clearly and improving the quality of voice chats overall.
The update also brings non-sound improvements to the PS5, including the ability to adjust the console's power indicator under “Beep & Light” in System Settings. Additionally, it will give you access to screen sharing tools that you can use as a viewer to interact with the host's gameplay. Want to grab the host's attention and point out a certain element of the game? There is a pointer that you can move or use to draw a line on the screen and highlight objects in the game. You will also be able to send emoji reactions to the host's screen. These new interactive tools for the Share Screen are enabled by default, but you can always disable them in Settings. Note that they will only work if you and the host already have access to the beta features. At the moment, the upgrades are only rolling out to select users in certain countries, but SIE plans to roll them out to all PS5 players worldwide in the coming months.