Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Connect & Play Mouse & Keyboard

Sometimes, you just can’t resist the allure of a mouse and keyboard when it comes to playing games like Roblox. It’s as if the game was meant to be played that way, very curious! However, some peripherals will require more yanking than usual when it comes to dealing with a console.

You’d be glad to know that the idea of using a mouse and keyboard is quite possible on your PS4 / PS5, as it should be. Find out more on how you can connect them without any issue by reading the rest of the guide below!

How to Connect & Play Mouse & Keyboard

You can make use of either wired or wireless peripherals to follow along this guide. Just make sure that both of them have a dongle that’s connected to your PS4 or PS5. Once it’s plugged in, it should work with whatever game you’re trying to play.

Roblox PS4 PS5 Connect Mouse And Keyboard

Source: VVaby from YouTube

Plug your keyboard and mouse into the USB ports of the console. There’s two on the back and one on the front.

If you plug both devices in the back, then there’s a chance that you might get this error message. You won’t be able to see the mouse on your screen as well while you’re on the home page.

Roblox PS4 PS5 Accessories — Source: **VVaby from YouTube**

To check if the devices are connected, push the “PS” button on your controller and head over to accessories. You’ll be able to see which devices are currently plugged in and registered in this tab.

And that’s how you connect your mouse and keyboard to your PS4 or PS5. Remember, other games won’t always be compatible with a mouse and keyboard. You won’t have this problem while playing Roblox though.

Thanks to Vvaby on YouTube for showing everyone how it’s done. Check out their video here if you want more information: Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Connect & Play Mouse & Keyboard Tutorial! (Roblox PS4/PS5 Keyboard & Mouse)

ALSO READ: Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Fix Unable to Add Crossplay Xbox & PC Friends

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