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Sony Portal Update: New Models Hint at OLED Screen
7 Oct
Summary
- Two unannounced PlayStation devices certified by Wi-Fi Alliance.
- New models run Android 15, suggesting they are PlayStation Portal updates.
- Hardware leaker suggested an OLED version of the Portal this year.

Sony has had two unannounced PlayStation devices certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, sparking rumors of an updated PlayStation Portal. The devices, identified by model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, are classified as "Gaming Console/Peripherals" and run on Android 15. This suggests they are likely successors or variants of the current PlayStation Portal, which also operates on Android.
The original PlayStation Portal, launched in late 2023, features an 8-inch LCD screen and streams games from a user's PS5 or via Sony's cloud service. This cloud-streaming capability was highlighted by Sony as a cost-effective thin client solution. While the new certifications indicate standard Wi-Fi capabilities rather than enhanced 6GHz support, they align with predictions from hardware leakers who anticipated an OLED version of the Portal this year.