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Streaming quality: Not always great

There’s a downside, judging from my early playtime so far. This isn’t the same buttery-smooth experience as playing on the actual PS5. The streaming frame rates and smoothness and overall gameplay varied quite a bit. Yes, it’s serviceable, and I’m playing on a prelaunch device, so the software may still improve, but so far the streaming quality has been inconsistent.

Gran Turismo 7 and Wipeout Omega Collection were very playable on the Portal (and my kids got really into taking turns with it), but I had to turn controller-motion steering off on GT7. Motion controls seemed too laggy. The framerate kept up enough to feel like I could play well, though I missed the more precise timing of being on the actual PS5. 

Audio choices are limited

The speakers on the Portal are fine, but for headphones, you’ll either need to plug in something wired via the 3.5mm jack or use Sony’s proprietary Pulse earbuds or over-ear headphones, which triangulate with the PS5 and Portal using a USB dongle that connects to the PS5. It’s annoying that Bluetooth audio isn’t supported.

I set up a pair of the Pulse Explore wireless buds sent along with the Portal, which arrive in December for $200. They’re chunky buds, and again, they also need to use one USB port on the PS5 to help stream audio to the Portal via a dongle. They double as regular Bluetooth earbuds, which I didn’t try. On the Portal, they’re serviceable and sound fine, but not notably stellar to my AirPods Pro-spoiled ears.

Should you buy a PlayStation Portal?

I don’t have a definitive answer yet. Given that a Backbone One costs about $100 and a PS5 controller costs around $60, charging $200 for a screen-enabled Portal isn’t that crazy an upsell. But it’s also entirely unnecessary, and very niche. It really is a just remote streaming screen bonded with its own controls, which means it’s super specialized. The controls show promise, but the streaming functions make this feel more throttled, at least on my older home network, than a dedicated game handheld like a Steam Deck or even a Switch. 

For a PS5 owner who craves a great portable for remote play, and has the budget, this may not be a weird buy at all. Still, it feels like an experimental product versus a truly optimized one. I’ve been using the Portal for only a few days now. I’ll follow up with a full review once I’ve spent more time with it and can further test streaming quality and battery life.

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