Following the PS5 and PS VR2, Sony has confirmed the Project Q handheld as the next piece of PlayStation hardware, but it's a bit different than what you might have expected.

Sony has officially confirmed it’s working on a PlayStation handheld to make it easier to play your PS5 games. It was announced during Wednesday’s PlayStation Showcase and is called Project Q.

Project Q is real, and it’s coming soon, Sony confirmed during today’s PlayStation Showcase event. ... you could comfortably classify Project Q as a PS5 accessory/peripheral. Image Credits: Sony.

During Sony's PlayStation Showcase, the company announced Project Q, a new streaming device.. This dedicated device enables you to stream any game from your PS5 console using Remote Play over Wi-Fi.

The "Project Q" handheld lets you stream any PS5 game via Wi-Fi using Remote Play. We still don't know much about the Q, including whether it does anything else.

Code-named Project Q, the new device is basically a PS5 companion that will let you interact with your games from anywhere in your home so that you’re not tethered to the big screen.

Project Q is a 'dedicated device that enables you to stream any game from your PS5 console using Remote Play over Wi-Fi' MANILA, Philippines – Sony at its recent PlayStation Showcase for 2023 ...

Sony gave very little other detail about the Project Q at its PlayStation Showcase announcement. We know it uses a 1080p LCD display running at 60fps, and it uses Wi-Fi to connect to a PS5.

PlayStation’s Jim Ryan unveiled Project Q, a new kind of PlayStation handheld that’s built around streaming PS5 games.If you were hoping for a PSP or Vita successor, it looks like this ain’t it.

Project Q is a device with an 8-inch screen that lets you play PlayStation 5 games using Sony’s Remote Play system, streaming them from your PS5 over Wi-Fi “when you’re away from your TV ...

Project Q is real, and it’s coming soon, ... Sony’s PS5 streaming Project Q handheld will launch this year. Brian Heater. Updated Wed, May 24, 2023 at 9:25 PM UTC. 2 min read.

Sony says the Q will have a 1080p resolution, but the refresh rate is limited to 60Hz. Some PS5 games can run at higher frame rates, but that's one of the few experiences the Q will not replicate.