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Streaming & remote playIn productionReleased November 15, 2023[2]
Sony

Sony PlayStation Portal

Not a standalone console: an 8-inch 1080p LCD between two DualSense halves that streams games from your PS5 over Wi-Fi, plus PS Plus Premium cloud streaming. Adaptive triggers and haptics included.

Display
8″ 60 Hz LCD
1920 × 1080
Chip
Qualcomm SG4150P
Memory
Unknown
LPDDR4X
Battery
16.6 Wh
Weight
529 g
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PlayStation Portal remote player front view in white

PlayStation Portal remote player front view in white

Image: Sony Interactive EntertainmentChecked October 23, 2026

Models & list prices

Manufacturer list prices (MSRP), not retail offers.

ModelLaunch (USD)Current list (USD)
CFIJ-18000 (white); Midnight Black edition also sold$199.99[2]$249.99[3]since April 2, 2026

Chip & performance

SpecificationValue
Chip (SoC)Qualcomm SG4150P[5]ReportedSony does not name the chip; the part number comes from a teardown. Notebookcheck identifies it as a Snapdragon 662 (4x Cortex-A73 + 4x Cortex-A53, Adreno 610), which neither Sony nor Qualcomm has confirmed. Games run on the PS5 or in the cloud; the Portal only decodes the stream.
Process nodeNot published
CPUNot published
CPU cores / threadsNot published
CPU clockNot published
GPUNot published
GPU coresNot published
GPU clockNot published
Power range (TDP)Not published

Memory & storage

SpecificationValue
RAMNot published
RAM typeLPDDR4X[5]ReportedSamsung memory seen in a teardown; capacity not reported.
RAM speedNot published
StorageNot published
Storage typeNot published
microSD slotNot published

Display

SpecificationValue
Screen size8″[4]
Resolution1920 × 1080[4]
Refresh rate60 Hz[1]Sony quotes up to 60 fps at 1080p.
PanelLCD[4]
Peak brightnessNot published
Variable refresh (VRR)Not published
HDRNot published
TouchscreenYes[4]The touch screen stands in for the DualSense touchpad.

Battery & build

SpecificationValue
Battery16.6 Wh[6]ReportedFigure from teardown coverage; Sony gives only mAh and voltage.
Battery (mAh)4370 mAh[4]Sony lists 3.87 V and about 2 h 30 min to charge from a PS5 USB-C port; wall charging needs a USB PD charger of at least 5 V / 3 A.
ChargingNot published
Weight529 g[4]
DimensionsNot published

Connectivity & software

SpecificationValue
Wi-FiWi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac), 2.4 and 5 GHz[4]
BluetoothNone; wireless audio only over PlayStation Link (2.4 GHz)[4]Bluetooth headphones and earbuds cannot pair (TechRadar); PlayStation Link works with Sony Pulse Explore, Pulse Elite and the PlayStation Link USB adapter.
PortsUSB-C (charging) · 3.5 mm headset jack[4]
Operating systemPlayStation Portal system software (Remote Play and cloud streaming)[1]
ControlsDualSense controls split either side of the screen · Adaptive triggers · Haptic feedback · Motion sensor · Touch screen stands in for the touchpad · Built-in stereo speakers[1]

Sources

Each value above links to the source it was taken from. Last checked October 23, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.

  1. [1]PlayStation Portal remote player · PlayStationmanufacturer · read October 22, 2026
  2. [2]PlayStation Portal Remote Play Device Launches November 15 For $200 · Game Informer, August 23, 2023news · read October 22, 2026
  3. [3]Sony Announces PlayStation 5 And Portal Price Increases Coming Next Week · Game Informer, March 27, 2026news · read October 22, 2026
  4. [4]PlayStation Portal remote player instruction manual (CFI-Y1001) · PlayStationmanufacturer · read October 23, 2026
  5. [5]Sony PlayStation Portal handheld teardown reveals a Qualcomm SG4150P chip and 16.6 Wh battery · Liliputing, November 21, 2023teardown · read October 23, 2026
  6. [6]Sony PlayStation Portal: Teardown reveals outdated Snapdragon and unnecessarily cumbersome case · Notebookcheck, November 21, 2023teardown · read October 23, 2026
  7. [7]Here's why the PlayStation Portal not having Bluetooth isn't a problem · TechRadar, November 3, 2023news · read October 23, 2026
  8. [8]PlayStation Portal review · Tech Advisor, December 30, 2023review · read October 22, 2026