Get the perfect PS Portal setup with these discounted accessories
Everything you need for perfect remote play
The PlayStation Portal is massively popular PS5 accessory, offering owners the ability to play their favorite console games away from the confines of the TV.
Right now the remote player is discounted in both the US, where it's down to just $178.99 (was $199.99), and UK, where it's £179.99 (was £199.99), but what if you already have one? Luckily, there are loads of discounts on some essential PS Portal accessories to upgrade your experience.
This ranges from official cases at just $27.99 (was $34.99) in the US and only £17.99 (was £24.99) in the UK to high-end audio gear like the PlayStation Pulse Explore wireless earbuds at the lowest-ever price of only $169 or just £169.99 (was $199.99 / £199.99).
Read on for a selection of top deals.
The best PS Portal and accessory deals today
The best PS Portal and accessory deals today - US
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This officially licensed storage solution from PowerA matches the aesthetic of the Portal perfectly, complete with PlayStation branding. It's perfect if you want to protect your precious Portal from scratches on the road.
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Another officially licensed bit of kit here, again from PowerA. This charging stand is designed to store your PS Portal and keep it topped up with juice. It looks super flashy with its RGB lighting strip.
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If you're keen on a pair of over-ear headphones, then the HyperX Cloud Alpha are a good choice. They're lightweight and boast a detachable boom mic, so you can remove it when you're playing on the go for a sleeker look.
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These official PlayStation buds are readily compatible with the PS Portal and boast a wealth of high-end features. They're also $30 off right now at Best Buy.
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These high-end wireless headphones from Sony are PS Portal compatible, and are also ideal for PS5. They boast a strong battery life, with up to 30 hours of play, and Sony's high-end planar drivers.
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The PS Portal is down to a lowest-ever price at Amazon right now. If you don't yet own the system, it's the perfect chance to buy.
Price check: Best Buy - $179.99 | Walmart - $179 | Target - $179.99 | GameStop - $179.99
The best PS Portal and accessory deals today - UK
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This cheap and cheerful PS Portal Starter Kit has a raft of five star reviews at Very. It contains everything you need for your system: a carrying case, screen protector, and even some small extras like thumbstick toppers.
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A carrying case like this hard shell option from Nacon is practically essential if you want to take your PS Portal out and about and avoid any unfortunate scratches or dents.
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Although not a new lowest-ever price, this excellent wired headset from Razer is ideal if you're looking for a simple plug and play PS Portal audio solution. It's lightweight, with an iconic design inspired by pilot gear.
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These official PlayStation buds are currently one of the few wireless audio accessories compatible with the PS Portal. They're also a great pick at this lowest-ever price thanks to their premium features like the high-end planar magnetic drivers that power their punchy audio.
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Don't yet own the PlayStation Portal? It's widely discounted right now at retailers including PS Direct, Argos, and beyond.
Price check: Argos - £179.99 | Game - £179.99 | Very - £199 | Amazon - out of stock | | John Lewis - out of stock
If you're outside the US or UK, you can browse some of the best PS5 discounts near you below.
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Dash is an experienced tech journalist who currently serves as the Gaming Editor at TechRadar, where he helps oversee coverage of video games and related products.
Before joining the team, he was Contributing Writer at PLAY (formerly Official PlayStation Magazine) and has also written articles for many of the UK's biggest gaming magazines including Edge, PC Gamer, and SFX.
Now, when he's not getting his greasy little mitts on the newest hardware or gaming gadget, he can be found listening to J-pop or feverishly devouring the latest Nintendo Switch otome.
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