Amazon’s Prime Day Sale is here, bringing incredible discounts on just about everything. One particularly exciting deal is on the PlayStation Portal. Ever since its price increase a few months ago, PlayStation Portal discounts are even more scarce, so it’s nice that we’re finally seeing a deal that’s actually below the original MSRP. Unfortunately, it isn’t a new model that received a price cut, but a “Used-Like New” condition PS Portal is down to just $166.88 after an extra 15% discount is applied at checkout. That’s 33% off.
With a “Used-Like New” PS Portal, you can expect the remote player to look and function like brand new. You should experience absolutely no problems playing your favorite PS5 games from just about anywhere with a solid Wi-Fi connection. It’s also shipped and sold by Amazon for added peace of mind.
Get 33% Off a Used-Very Good Condition PlayStation Portal
The PlayStation Portal is an awesome PS5 accessory that looks just like a stretched-out DualSense controller with an 8-inch 1080p LCD screen between the controls. It gives off major gaming PC handheld vibes but lacks powerful internals, relying instead on a strong Wi-Fi connection and PS5 to remotely play games from your console. This functionality makes it easy to game from different rooms of your home away from the PlayStation 5, or even outside your home with a reliable Wi-Fi connection. Sony now also offers cloud game streaming support on the PS Portal for added functionality, but a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription is required.
IGN’s Seth Macy had a chance to review the PlayStation Portal, finding: “The PlayStation Portal is the most surprising device I've ever come away from loving after going in loaded with skepticism. It's such a better experience than using your phone with a slap-on controller, and it works so much better than I was anticipating.”
If you’ve been considering grabbing the remote player, chances are good that this is one of the best deals you’ll see for a while. Be sure to act fast, as these Amazon Resale deals tend to go quickly. After you’ve made the purchase, you may want to consider grabbing some top accessories for the PS Portal, too.
Danielle is a Tech freelance writer based in Los Angeles who spends her free time creating videos and geeking out over music history.
