PlayStation's big Black Friday sale is still live ahead of Cyber Monday. If you've been hoping to grab some deals on PS5 games, hardware, or accessories, there's still plenty to look through—though many of the PS5 bundles are now out of stock. The company is even offering a $20 discount on the PlayStation Portal right now as part of its sale, which is a nice little treat for those who have had it on their wish list or have been looking to pick it up as a gift for someone else over the holidays.
This deal is available across a wide variety of retailers as well, from Amazon to Walmart to Best Buy to Target and, of course, at PlayStation Direct. No matter if you've had your eyes on the sleek Midnight Black model or the classic White version, now's a great time to make a move on it.
PlayStation Portal - Midnight Black
- Also at Best Buy - $179.99
- Also at Walmart - $179
- Also at Target - $179.99
- Also at PlayStation Direct - $179.99
PlayStation Portal - White
- Also at Best Buy - $179.99
- Also at Walmart - $179
- Also at Target - $179.99
- Also at PlayStation Direct - $179.99
If you're a bit on the fence about buying the PlayStation Portal, it's worth noting that we're big fans of it. Our 8/10 review from IGN's Seth Macy said it's, "the best PlayStation 5 Remote Play solution available." We even consider it one of the best gaming accessories for your PS5, so if it's your go-to platform, this device is well worth checking out.
On top of that, Sony recently enabled Cloud Streaming for everyone on this device, which allows owners to stream games without being connected to a PS5 console. Keep in mind that you need to be a PlayStation Plus Premium member to access the PS Portal's Cloud Streaming function. The good news on that front, though, is that PlayStation Plus is also discounted as part of its Cyber Monday sale. New players can sign up right now and score 33% off 12-month memberships.
For more from PlayStation's sale, check out our full breakdown of PlayStation's 2025 Cyber Monday sale to see everything available, from games to consoles, and more.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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