The PS Play app is my go to app over the official one. Thanks! I like using both as well, but I've been using the G Cloud way more ever since I got it.
Im not really into the cloud streaming but if i had to choose between these two devices...i would go for hte logitech g cloud cause least with it, it can be more than just a streaming device for the playstation.
I preferred the G Cloud over the portal & that's because I use it to play remote play my XBOX as well, but if you only want to remote play your PlayStation 5 then get the portal for sure.
@@HBTang well i have a ps5, ps4, switch oled, and switch lite. All that i share with my brother but i find myself more on my oled as of late and on occassion i will game on my ps5. Shame the logitech g cloud isnt $100 or least $50 cheaper than its current prices. Their are other similar products on market like ayn odin 1&2 and upcoming ayn android handheld but one thing about logitech you can least find it available at certain stores. Shame the internal memory for it isnt very impressive.
While I don't have either device, I think it's important that the Portal requires a PS5, while the G Cloud can run Game Pass games through the cloud, as well as various android apps.
The G Cloud can do way more things than a Portal. Even if PS5 remote play is the only thing I wanted to do & I don't have neither devices. I would get the G Cloud over the Portal that's just me personally. In general though I would advise other people to pick the Portal for the full haptic feed back & the ergonomic of a PS5 controller.
You have to use a 3rd party app to work with the G Cloud if you want to remote play your PS5. I personally used an app called PS Play which is like $5 & it works like a charm.
@@HBTang I turn off rumble, brightness is between 50-70%. I am mostly indoor, I don’t need max out brightness. I’m surprised I waste half a day playing RDR2. I kinda wish to buy G-Cloud, the price is a bit high and wish for the screen to be 8 inch. The Portal had spoiled me.
I play everything on max brightness. Same goes for the G Cloud. I know what you mean. Being able to just sit on the couch & play your game has been wonderful. Sometime the G Cloud goes on sale for $250 or you can do what I do & buy one off Facebook Marketplace. Ever since I got the G Cloud, I haven't used my Portal.
The official PS Remote Play is now compatible with the Logitech G Cloud. You will no longer need to use a 3rd party app like PSPlay/PXPlay.
PS Play worked well for $5 allowing me to use the Logitech. Great review, I am enjoying both handheld devices very much.
The PS Play app is my go to app over the official one. Thanks! I like using both as well, but I've been using the G Cloud way more ever since I got it.
Im not really into the cloud streaming but if i had to choose between these two devices...i would go for hte logitech g cloud cause least with it, it can be more than just a streaming device for the playstation.
I preferred the G Cloud over the portal & that's because I use it to play remote play my XBOX as well, but if you only want to remote play your PlayStation 5 then get the portal for sure.
@@HBTang well i have a ps5, ps4, switch oled, and switch lite. All that i share with my brother but i find myself more on my oled as of late and on occassion i will game on my ps5. Shame the logitech g cloud isnt $100 or least $50 cheaper than its current prices. Their are other similar products on market like ayn odin 1&2 and upcoming ayn android handheld but one thing about logitech you can least find it available at certain stores. Shame the internal memory for it isnt very impressive.
I would suggest buying G Cloud second hand through Facebook market. That's what I did. Some time the G Cloud is on sale for $250 brand new.
While I don't have either device, I think it's important that the Portal requires a PS5, while the G Cloud can run Game Pass games through the cloud, as well as various android apps.
The G Cloud can do way more things than a Portal. Even if PS5 remote play is the only thing I wanted to do & I don't have neither devices. I would get the G Cloud over the Portal that's just me personally. In general though I would advise other people to pick the Portal for the full haptic feed back & the ergonomic of a PS5 controller.
I would like to know if the Logitech can be used to stream ps5 without having to use an extra controller
What do you mean by streaming PS5 without using an extra controller for the Logitech G Cloud?
@@HBTang i had read that the official ps app doesn't work with the Logitech controls and buttons
You have to use a 3rd party app to work with the G Cloud if you want to remote play your PS5. I personally used an app called PS Play which is like $5 & it works like a charm.
The ps play app is much better than the official app running on the portal. The connection and quality is alot better. G cloud for the win.
I like the PS Play app more as well. I haven't touched my Portal in months. Been using the G Cloud more.
Auto-focus did you dirty 😂
It freaking sure did 🤣
@@HBTang Btw, because of this video I’m never getting a portal when the g-cloud is right there 👍
I'm glad this video was able to help you out. I still use my G Cloud to remote play my PS a lot. My Portal is in my closet.
@@HBTangcan I have it? 😂😂😅
😂😂😂 Naw
I easily get 5-8 hrs on the portal.
Is that with brightness down?
@@HBTang I turn off rumble, brightness is between 50-70%. I am mostly indoor, I don’t need max out brightness. I’m surprised I waste half a day playing RDR2.
I kinda wish to buy G-Cloud, the price is a bit high and wish for the screen to be 8 inch. The Portal had spoiled me.
I play everything on max brightness. Same goes for the G Cloud. I know what you mean. Being able to just sit on the couch & play your game has been wonderful. Sometime the G Cloud goes on sale for $250 or you can do what I do & buy one off Facebook Marketplace. Ever since I got the G Cloud, I haven't used my Portal.
Get the steam deck
Anything else is meh!
Steam Deck is at least twice the cost of a portal. If only used for streaming, getting a steam deck is the worst option to go