Play your PS5® console over your home Wi-Fi network with console-quality controls using the PlayStation Portal™ remote player.1 Experience the incredible immersion of DualSense® wireless controller features, like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in supported games.4 Your PS5 game collection fits in the palm of your hand: the PlayStation Portal™ remote player can play compatible games installed on your console2 without having to use a TV.

Your PS5 in the palm of your hand

The PlayStation Portal™ remote player lets you access games on your PS5® console2 via your home Wi-Fi network1, so you can start playing right away on a stunning 8" LCD screen capable of displaying 1080p resolution at 60 fps,3 without having to use a TV.

Play your game library

The PlayStation Portal™ remote player can play compatible games installed on your PS5® console, including your favorite PS5 and PS4 titles. 2

Experience breathtaking immersion with the DualSense® wireless controller features

Experience the incredible immersion of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in supported games. 4

1. The PlayStation Portal™ remote player can stream compatible games installed on your PS5 console. The PlayStation Portal™ remote player requires a broadband Wi-Fi internet connection with a minimum of 5 Mbps. For the best gaming experience, we recommend a high-speed connection of at least 15 Mbps. The quality and connectivity of the gaming experience may vary depending on the network environment. A PS5 console and a PlayStation Network account are required. The PS5 console must be connected to a broadband internet connection, fully powered on or in Rest Mode, and paired with the PlayStation Portal™ remote player.

2. Games that require a VR headset (PlayStation VR or PlayStation VR2) or additional peripherals (other than a DualSense Edge, DualSense, or DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller) are not compatible. Games that must be streamed to PS5 via a PS Plus Premium subscription are not compatible. Haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are available if supported by the game.

3. Performance for individual games varies depending on the specific game being played and the quality of the network connectivity.

4. Haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are only available when supported by the game being played.