Sony’s dedicated PS5 handheld has just dropped under £120, £80 off what it usually costs.
That saving comes in two stages: the PlayStation Portal is already down to £158.99, and applying the code MUSTHAVE25 at checkout takes off a further £39.75, bringing the total to £119.24 with free postage included.
Get the PlayStation Portal for under £120
Why wait your turn on the television when this PlayStation Portal deal lets any PS5 owner keep playing on their own terms for less than £120.
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That combination works out to £80.75 off the £199.99 RRP, a discount steep enough to turn a device built around one job into one of the smarter ways to keep playing PS5 games when the television is busy.
Our tech expert Chris Smith spent a week testing the PlayStation Portal, and he rated it four stars, calling it an excellent, well-tailored first-party option for gaming away from the main display.
Picking it up feels like holding two halves of a DualSense that have been stretched around an 8-inch display, and despite the unusual width Smith found the grip settled into something properly balanced within minutes of regular use.
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The 8-inch LCD display packs in enough vibrancy to make Remote Play feel purpose-built rather than improvised, even without HDR support. Pairing wirelessly with Sony’s PlayStation Link headsets adds hi-res, zero-latency audio to the picture, something the Portal handles without the USB dongle a PS5 alone would need.
Remote Play itself runs smoothly whenever the Wi-Fi connection holds steady, since the Portal is simply mirroring the PS5’s output while adaptive triggers and haptic feedback carry over from the DualSense without any noticeable drop-off.
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Battery life lands at around six to seven hours of continuous play, which is plenty for a handheld whose entire job is filling the gaps when the main screen in the house is already taken by someone else.
With the MUSTHAVE25 code applied and the price down to £119.24, why wait your turn on the television when the PlayStation Portal lets any PS5 owner keep playing on their own terms, wherever the main screen happens to be occupied?
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