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    Sony’s new ‘Hyperpop’ PS5 covers are bursting with RGB color

    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousJanuary 7, 20261 Min Read
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    Sony’s new ‘Hyperpop’ PS5 covers are bursting with RGB color
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    Sony’s first PlayStation announcement of 2026 is all about color. The new Hyperpop Collection includes colorful neon console covers and controllers that really add a pop of color to a PS5.

    There are three colors available: techno red, remix green, and rhythm blue (RGB!). All three are very different to the console covers that Sony has shipped for the PS5 so far, and they certainly look like they’d fit in well with RGB lights. Sony says the collection is designed with RGB in mind and to “take over” your room. “Inspired by the glow of the RGB lights of your impressive gaming setups, these new colors go LOUD in the best possible way,” says Leo Cardoso, from Sony’s color, material, and finish design team.

    The Hyperpop Collection launches on March 12th, with preorders kicking off at 10AM local time on January 16th at Sony’s PlayStation Direct website and retailers. The PS5 console covers are priced at $74.99 and only available in limited quantities, and the DualSense controllers are $84.99.

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