How to Connect PS4 Controller to Sony Bravia Android TV

While the Sony Smart TV’s remote control allows you to play all of the Google Play Store games, the PlayStation DualShock 4 controller provides a superior gaming experience due to its motion mobility. It simply has to be synchronized with the TV the first time you use it. So, in this guide, you’ll learn 2 methods to connect the PS4 controller to the Sony Bravia Android TV.

Meanwhile, it’s always enjoyable to play games on a smartphone or a smart TV. Although the Sony Smart TV remote control allows you to play all of the games available on the Google Play Store, the PlayStation DualShock 4 controller offers a greater gameplay experience due to its ease of use. Its utility is limited to simple synchronization with the TV the first time you use it.

So, here are the 2 methods to pair and connect PlayStation 4 controller to the Sony Bravia TV

Method 1. Connect PS4 Controller to Sony Bravia Android TV via Settings

• Go the Settings of your Sony Bravia TV using the remote control.

• Select DUALSHOCK 4 option under the Network & Accessories.

• Select Add controller.

• Now, press and hold the SHARE and PS button at the same time for some seconds untill it starts blinking.

• Finally, the DUALSHOCK 4 controller is successfully connected.

Method 2. Connect PlayStation 4 via Bluetooth

• Go the Settings of your Sony Bravia TV using the remote control.
• Select Bluetooth settings.

• Turn Bluetooth on.
• Go down Device list and select Add accessory and the same time press and hold the SHARE and PS button at the same time for some seconds untill it starts blinking.
• Select Wireless Controller and you’ll be connected.

These were the 2 methods to connect and pair PS4 controller to the Sony Bravia Android TV easily. Although the configuration menu on a Sony smart TV may change, you must locate the Bluetooth menu and then add a device. Meanwhile, certain Sony Bravia TVs include a special DUALSHOCK 4 function.

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