Sony PlayStation Portal Remote Player, Remote player, PlayStation 5, 337 mm, 95 mm, 150 mm, 540 g

Fazit: The PlayStation Portal is excellent at being a PS5 Remote Play handheld, but it ultimately feels like it should have more strings to its bow. If you're simply looking for a way to play PlayStation 5 games at home while having DualSense controls at your fi...

Fazit: Sony's dedicated Remote Play handheld slaps a nice, large display into the middle of the brilliant DualSense controller. The PlayStation Portal is an excellent, well-tailored first-party option for PS5 gaming away from your main display. However, this sol...

Fazit: The PlayStation Portal is a lovely piece of hardware, offering a very specific solution that many will already have a fix for. A lack of features (such as cloud streaming) may disappoint, but what's here is well executed...

“The PlayStation Portal is the latest in Sony's PlayStation 5 hardware lineup. Pitched firmly as a PS5 accessory that will enable portable access to your console and game library through an internet connection.”

“What you see is what you get with PlayStation Portal. And it's not much. If you were expecting that PlayStation's standalone Remote Play device would be hiding some hidden secret that Sony was keeping close to the chest, you'll be sorely disappointed.”

Fazit: There's a lot to like about the PlayStation Portal. As strange as it looks, it feels really nice in your hands, and I love the big screen and DualSense features that I've come to appreciate so much on the PS5. I also love that I can keep playing my games...