The PlayStation Portal has maintained its retail price, but you can now find great deals on pre-owned units. Amazon Resale (formerly Amazon Warehouse) offers Used - Like New PS Portals for just $148 with free shipping, compared to the standard $199 price tag—a solid 26% discount. While Sony's warranty coverage may vary, these resale items come with Amazon's standard 30-day return policy. Given the demand, we anticipate these units will sell out fast.
Update: The price has decreased to $150.23, marking the lowest price we've tracked for Used - Like New condition.
PlayStation Portal (Used - Like New) - Only $148
Don't forget to choose the "Save with Used - Like New" option at checkout
Used (Like New)
PlayStation Portal
Original: $199.99 | Save 26% | Now: $148.00 at Amazon
Used - Like New Condition
Functions flawlessly like new, with only minor packaging imperfections noted during inspection.
Sony's PlayStation Portal transforms your PS5 into a handheld gaming system, featuring DualSense controller functionality built around an 8-inch 1080p LCD display. This innovative accessory streams games directly from your console at 60fps, complete with haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and a touchscreen interface replacing the DualSense touchpad. While primarily designed for home use, remote play is possible anywhere with exceptionally stable high-speed internet. Important note: The Portal operates exclusively as a PS5 companion device—you'll need Sony's console to use it.
The Portal recently gained expanded functionality beyond PS5 streaming. Sony's April update introduced direct cloud streaming via PlayStation Now (currently in beta), eliminating the console requirement. Now Portal owners can access over 120 premium titles—including Ghost of Tsushima, Resident Evil 3 Remake, and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales—streamed directly from Sony's servers. This requires a Premium PlayStation Plus subscription, but at $18/month it's significantly more accessible than buying a PS5 plus full-priced games.
While alternatives exist—like the PS Remote Play app on mobile devices or Steam Deck—the Portal delivers superior integration with full DualSense features and simpler setup compared to third-party solutions.
Seth Macy's PlayStation Portal Review
"The PlayStation Portal completely surpassed my skeptical expectations. It offers vastly better gameplay than phone-and-controller setups and performs beyond predictions. I particularly appreciate playing PS5 games anywhere with stable WiFi—especially when my family monopolizes the TV with our Switch. While fundamentally tethered to PS5 functionality, the Portal represents the pinnacle of PlayStation Remote Play. Two drawbacks prevent absolute perfection: no browser-based WiFi login support and missing Bluetooth audio capabilities. Without these limitations, I'd declare this essential for every TV-sharing PS5 owner who enjoys handheld gaming."
