You can now adjust the brightness of your PS5 power light

Sony has released a new system software update for the PlayStation 5, bringing audio improvements to the DualSense controller, new features for parties and screen sharing, and more. The update also adds the ability to adjust the brightness of the PS5 power indicator light. PS5 system software update 9.00 is now available, and PlayStation users should receive the same notification when turning on the console.

according to function list With the latest PS5 update, the controller speakers on DualSense and DualSense Edge are now louder, making game sounds and voice chat audio clearer. Sony also claims to have implemented new artificial intelligence machine learning models to improve microphone input on the controller. This model suppresses background noise like button presses and game audio to amplify voice chat.

PlayStation allows users to adjust the brightness of controller lights. Now, the same functionality has been added to the power indicator on PS5. The front of the console features two vertical lights that light up in different colors to communicate the PS5’s status – whether it’s on, off, rest mode or overheating. These lights may get brighter, especially when playing at night. The 9.00 update allows players to adjust the brightness of the PS5 power indicator.Once the console is updated to the latest system software, users can go to set up > system > Beep and lightthen select brightness to make adjustments.

New features for parties and shared screens include pointers and emoji reactions. Players who join a host to share their screen can now react using emojis and ping to specific locations or items in the game. Enable these, Audience interaction Needs to be turned on in shared screen settings.

Additionally, the update brings Unicode 15.1 emoji support as well as system software performance and stability improvements. The patch also updates device software on DualSense and DualSense Edge controllers, PlayStation VR2 headsets, PS VR2 Sense controllers, and Access controllers.