The PlayStation Portal is a reliable PS5 remote player, ... You’d be forgiven for reading this review and thinking I hate the PlayStation Portal, but it’s actually not the case.

PlayStation Portal Review Sony's first-party Remote Play device works great but has a few baffling omissions. I did not think for a second I was going to be impressed by the PlayStation Portal, ...

PlayStation Portal review: price & availability. That’s perhaps just as well as you are certainly expected to pay a premium price. The PlayStation Portal Remote Player will set you back £199.99 ...

The PlayStation Portal is a serviceable option for handheld PS5 streaming. Just don't expect more than the bare minimum.

PlayStation Portal review: Price and release date. The PlayStation Portal launched on November 15 for $199.99 / £199.99, roughly twice the cost of the Backbone One PlayStation Edition Mobile ...

Reviews for the PlayStation Portal are here and most critics we're surprised at how well the device works, but there is room for improvement. Now that people have tried the PlayStation Portal, ...

In November 2024, Sony updated the Portal to allow cloud streaming of select PlayStation Plus games, which is a significant development, and one we’ll get into in this updated review. Either way, ...

At $199, the PlayStation Portal is a great value for the tech, but its use case is remarkably limited. I wanted to love it, and as a piece of hardware I do, but I fear my streaming issues aren’t ...

PlayStation Portal is, in essence, a single purpose device – while it looks like it could be so much more, it’s a pure remote play handheld for PS5.From a design perspective, it’s a ...

Sony quietly released PS Portal system software update 5.1.0 this morning, the patch notes for which has left players ...

PlayStation Portal Review: Did I Waste My Money? Posted: February 25, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025. Welcome to MichaelBtheGameGenie! 🎮 If you love retro gaming, classic consoles, and deep ...

Sony's new PlayStation Portal Cloud Streaming feature could be exactly what the device needs to give it a new lease of life. My initial review of the PlayStation Portal left me quite disappointed ...