Sony Unveils the Hyperpop Collection for PS5 with Bold Neon Design

 

Sony has officially revealed the Hyperpop Collection for PlayStation 5, a new lineup of colorful accessories designed to bring a bold, futuristic aesthetic to the PS5 ecosystem. The collection includes DualSense wireless controllers and PS5 console covers, and will be available for pre-order later this month.

The Hyperpop Collection introduces three vibrant color options: Techno Red, Remix Green, and Rhythm Blue. Each color features a striking gradient finish, transitioning smoothly from deep black to bright neon tones, creating a dynamic and modern visual effect that stands out in any gaming setup.

According to Sae Kobayashi, a member of Sony’s Color, Material, and Finish (CMF) design team, the DualSense controllers are wrapped in a seamless front-to-back gradient and finished with a high-gloss coating that enhances color intensity and visual depth. The PS5 console adopts the same design language, with an added subtle transparency effect that gives the console a premium, layered appearance.

Leo Cardoso, also part of Sony’s CMF team, explained that the Hyperpop color palette was inspired by the RGB lighting commonly found in high-end gaming setups, particularly within PC gaming culture. This design direction reflects Sony’s ambition to merge console gaming with modern, tech-driven aesthetics popular among esports enthusiasts and content creators.

The Hyperpop Collection is fully compatible with both the standard PS5 and the PS5 Digital Edition, ensuring broad accessibility for players. Importantly, the new accessories retain all the core features that define the DualSense experience, including advanced haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and immersive motion controls.

With the Hyperpop Collection, Sony continues to expand customization options for PlayStation users, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, personalization, and cutting-edge design. This launch further highlights Sony’s strategy to keep the PS5 visually fresh while enhancing player engagement through expressive, modern hardware aesthetics.