During the PlayStation Showcase conference held on Wednesday, Sony revealed new hardware that is part of the PlayStation 5 ecosystem. We are talking about the PlayStation Q portable console, previously known as PlayStation Q Lite. This device will allow you to play games from the PlayStation 5 console, although you can’t talk about a typical console here, because it will not be possible to launch titles in offline mode here, and instead we are talking about data streaming via the Remote Play function. The latest reports suggest that PlayStation Project Q will also disappoint in another respect, but equally important for players.

Even die-hard Sony fans deride the PlayStation Project Q console, meanwhile information about the disappointing battery life of the upcoming device appeared on the web.

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PlayStation Project Q will offer i.a. 8-inch IPS screen with Full HD resolution that will allow you to play in 60 frames per second. For this, the device will use all the characteristic features of the DualSense controller, including adaptive triggers and haptic vibrations. How will all these functionalities affect battery life? New information on this topic He introduced Tom Hendersen, who revealed a few months ago that Sony is working on “PlayStation Q Lite”. According to the sources he refers to, the device will offer an extremely disappointing battery life, closing in the range between 3 and 4 hours.

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The very short battery life will therefore go hand in hand with what we get with the DualSense controllers and DualSense Edge. The limited possibilities of playing (only via Remote Play) in combination with the operating time of only 3-4 hours may make it very difficult for the manufacturer to advertise this type of equipment. Everything ultimately depends on the price, but there is currently no specific information here. According to Hendersen, the launch of PlayStation Project Q should be expected around November.

Source: Insider Gaming