Arqade Asked by Isak Savo on November 26, 2020
I want to charge my PS3 controllers (SIXAXIS) without having the PS3 running (because most of the time when it’s running, I’m actually using the controllers). Since the device charges over standard USB (mini USB) I thought it was going to work with any off the shelf USB wall plugs.
But I’ve tried with:
But none of them were able to charge the controller (at least the lights never flashed on the controller).
I have noticed there are (expensive) third party PS3 controller charger stations available, so it has to work somehow.
Why can’t the normal wall plug chargers, that are able to charge way more advanced hardware than the PS3 controller, charge them?
I’m aware of this question (Can you charge the PS3 over regular USB) but it asks about PC USB charging. I want wall-plug charging.
The Sony DUALSHOCK 3 controller requires a USB handshake with the AC adapter before accepting any connection. If your wall-plug charger contains the circuitry required to negotiate the handshake, then it should work provided it can supply the minimum amount of current.
So in other words, you need a charger built specifically for the PS3 controllers, or else be able to negotiate a handshake with a PS3 controller.
Correct answer by PileOfDuty on November 26, 2020
The SIXAXIS gets its power through a USB mini-B connector.
**My friends have tried charging their PS3 Controller in all sorts of ways; the light never came on but the controller was still being charged. Maybe you could just leave it connected to your Apple/Satnav/GPS/Camera charger for a while and see if anything happens.
Answered by troll on November 26, 2020
Try plugging your remote into your laptop, or desktop if you have one. The remote will not come on when plugged in but, if you leave it there for about 10 minutes, it should be ready to go.
Answered by davanial pratnatler on November 26, 2020
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