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PowerA Solo Charging Station for DualSense (White)

Best compact PS5 controller dock in this research run

This officially licensed white cradle gives one DualSense or DualSense Edge controller a stable drop-and-charge display position, with a weighted base and included one-meter USB cable.

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GadgetVetted Editorial Team Published August 7, 2026 Updated August 7, 2026
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Quick verdict

PowerA’s white Solo Charging Station, SKU 1522759-01, is an officially licensed PlayStation drop-and-charge cradle for one DualSense or DualSense Edge wireless controller. It includes a one-meter USB-A-to-USB-C cable, a weighted base and a compact 3.78-by-2.68-by-3.35-inch body. On 2026-08-07, exact Amazon US ASIN B0C8RGL1JG was in stock at $18.99, down 5% from $19.99, with active Add to Cart and Buy Now controls, 4.6 stars from 883 ratings and 400+ purchases in the past month. GadgetVetted first found it through the discovery query “game room accessories” in SpawnPoiint’s English “10 Cheap PS5 Accessories Actually Worth Buying!” video, which had 1,352,967 views, 27,322 likes and 1,026 comments on a verified 1.28-million-subscriber channel. The 2:42 charging-docks chapter clearly shows the white PowerA Solo cradle and one controller; its angular shell, black contact surface and PlayStation branding match PowerA SKU 1522759-01 and current Amazon imagery. Because the creator’s PowerA link opens an Amazon search instead of a fixed child page, GadgetVetted used the visible design, official model page and current exact ASIN together rather than guessing from the link. Google Trends Explore returned no United States Google Shopping time-series data for the three exact queries over 30 or 90 days. Selection therefore used the video’s exceptional reach and clear product view plus live Amazon stock, 400+ recent purchases, 4.6-star rating and 883-review history. Research method: video-first desk research using the video chapter, Amazon listing, PowerA product page and manual, and Google Shopping comparison, not hands-on charging tests.

Key specifications

Exact Model / Color / ASIN

PowerA Solo Charging Station 1522759-01, White; B0C8RGL1JG

License

Officially Licensed PlayStation Product

Controller Support

One DualSense or DualSense Edge Wireless Controller

Charging Design

Drop-and-Charge Cradle

Power Cable

Included 1 m USB-A to USB-C Cable

Input / Output

5V 0.85A Input; 5.3V 0.77A Output

Dimensions

3.78 x 2.68 x 3.35 Inches

Weight

0.32 lb / 0.14 kg

Who should consider it

  • PS5 owners who usually rotate one DualSense or DualSense Edge controller
  • White-console setups that need a small charging and display cradle
  • Buyers who want an officially licensed dock below $20

Who should skip it

  • Households that need to charge two controllers at the same time
  • Users who cannot spare a powered USB-A port on the PS5 or another suitable source
  • Buyers expecting a controller, wall adapter or battery pack in the box

Research methodology

This article is based on desk research rather than hands-on physical testing. We compare the manufacturer's published specifications and documentation, listed features, pricing, and comparable products in the same category. Where a claim cannot be verified from the manufacturer or the product listing, we leave it out. Specifications and prices can change over time; always confirm the current details on the retailer's page before buying.

Main advantages

  • The drop-in cradle charges one DualSense or DualSense Edge without connecting a cable to the controller each time
  • A weighted base and compact 3.78-by-2.68-inch footprint help the white dock stay put beside a PS5
  • Amazon showed 4.6 stars, 883 ratings, 400+ recent purchases, live stock and active purchase controls at $18.99

Main limitations

  • It charges only one controller, so two-controller households may prefer a dual dock
  • The included one-meter cable still occupies a console USB port, and the controller itself is not included

Competing products

The Gaming category includes many alternatives at a range of price points. When comparing options, weigh the specifications and features listed above against your budget and how you plan to use the device. Other products we have researched in this category are listed below.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the PowerA Solo station support DualSense Edge?

Yes. PowerA officially lists both the standard DualSense and DualSense Edge wireless controllers for this exact white Solo Charging Station.

How is the charging station powered?

The package includes a one-meter USB-A-to-USB-C cable. PowerA’s manual specifies 5V 0.85A input and 5.3V 0.77A output.

Can it charge two PS5 controllers?

No. This is the Solo model for one controller. A dual-controller household should compare a twin charging station.

Which exact charger appears in SpawnPoiint’s video?

The 2:42 charging-docks chapter clearly shows the white PowerA Solo cradle holding one DualSense controller. Its angular white shell, black contact pad and PlayStation branding match PowerA SKU 1522759-01 and Amazon ASIN B0C8RGL1JG; the creator’s PowerA link opens an Amazon search, so the visual and official SKU were independently cross-checked.

Did GadgetVetted hands-on test charging speed?

No. GadgetVetted cross-checked the video frames, exact Amazon US product, PowerA product page and official manual on 2026-08-07. Charge time and long-term contact reliability were not independently measured.

Sources

  • PowerA manufacturer product documentation and published specifications
  • Amazon product listing (pricing and availability, checked August 7, 2026)

Author

GadgetVetted Editorial Team. See our research process and editorial policy.

Published August 7, 2026 · Last updated August 7, 2026

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