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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
pretty good overall but..
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Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.
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for casual playing its very nice but for competitive player like warzone you,will feel the lag sometimes and picture went blur here and there because of the wifi instability, even though mine is wired eternet
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PlayStation Portal transforms remote play, offering seamless, high-quality gaming on-the-go. Its intuitive design and compatibility make it a must-have for gamers
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For what i use it for its great, for the times Im over at my girlfriends house I can play my ps5 with litte compromises compared to setting up a ps5 controller with my phone.
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While a very nice looking device, it failed to deliver what it was designed for: remote play to my PS5.
The good;
It’s a beautiful device. The OLED makes the interface really pop, and was a delight to configure and setup. The latter being very smooth and simple.
The bad:
Horrible refresh rate for game play, which results in terrible motion blur. I’m not a professional gamer and I don’t need a 120 panel, so I figured this would be good enough for me. I’ve played with a 60Hz panel (with low response times) connected to my PS for years and have been fine with it. The refresh on the portal is so bad that FPS games are unplayable, which is unfortunate since it affects all of the titles I enjoy playing.
This is not a result of network lag. This issue occurred even when paying on my home WIFI network (I’m a EE with a very well tuned network at home).
The lesser gripe are the analog sticks. They feel more like joy cons than playing with a DS5.
If motion blur doesn’t bother you, or you play games that are more static and do not require much of a refresh rate/response time: This may be a good fit. For now, I’m sticking with remote play on my phone and will wait for another solution.
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Pretty solid device! I wasn’t sure how much I was going to use this but am pleasantly surprised. It works really well and I don’t even have the best of internet. My 2 biggest complaints would be the touchpad you have to tap twice to register as a touch (not sure if there’s a fix for this) and games that require you dragging on the touchpad you’re basically covering the screen while doing so. Second I had to get the new headset since this doesn’t use Bluetooth headsets… not a fan of that at all… but everything else is great!
Posted . Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.
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I was second guessing this product but i gave it a coiple of tries and it works good. I play fps games on my monitor but now i can play offline games pn my couch with no laggs.
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Large display and full suite of DualSense controls make the PlayStation Portal the ultimate remote play device for your PS5 – but consistent performance depends on your Wi-Fi
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It’s exactly how it’s advertised for use. It streams your PS5 to the handheld as long as you have a strong internet connection. I did use my mobile hotspot without running into issues as well as using my own WiFi, but when I went over to a friend’s house I did run into some lag. It all just depends on your internet connection if you know you already don’t have a good internet connection you will bump into issues. I do take it every where I go.
Runs single player games rather smoothly but for multiplayer games you will have a very small input delay. Once you get use to it, it really doesn’t bother.