The same leaks also reveal a new DualSense V3 controller that would include hot-swappable batteries — effectively doubling the extremely poor 4-6 hours of life typical of the current DualSense model. The PS5 Pro Max? Still, until Sony confirms the launch of a ‘new’ console and DualSense controller, it’s worth taking the news with a bit of salt. Later, news of an updated PS5 Pro model featuring the as-yet unused CFI-7121 model number surfaced, courtesy of known leaker billbil-kun, via French outlet dealabs. Bill-bil kun notes that while it couldn’t uncover any changes to the hardware, it confirmed that the refreshed PS5 Pro would retain its 2TB storage, and not weaken it, like the PS5 Slim did.