Handheld Gaming & Play Anywhere
From Nintendo Switch 2 to handheld gaming PCs and mobile controllers, this is your go-to lineup for playing on the couch, on a commute, or wherever you’ve got a moment to game.
Nintendo Switch 2 & Switch Family
Grab a console built for handheld and TV play—plus bundles that get you gaming fast.
Handheld Gaming PCs
PC power in your hands—play your PC library on the go with Windows or Steam OS handhelds.
Mobile Gaming Controllers
Turn your phone or tablet into a more console-like setup with snap-on, USB-C, and mobile-first controllers.
Remote Play Essentials (PS5)
Stream your PS5 gameplay to a handheld and keep it protected, charged, and ready for the next session.
Docks, Storage & Handheld Add‑Ons
Connect to a TV, add ports, boost storage, and keep everything organized for travel and at-home play.
Headsets & Earbuds for Handheld Play
Stay locked in with clear audio and chat-friendly mics—perfect for portable and late-night gaming.
Tips
- Pick your platform first: Nintendo for exclusives and couch co-op, Windows/Steam OS handheld PCs for PC libraries, or Remote Play gear if you want to stream from your console.
- Prioritize comfort for longer sessions—look for grips, cases, or a controller option if your hands get tired in handheld mode.
- Plan your power: a high-output USB-C charger and a big power bank can keep you playing longer between outlets.
- If you want big-screen play, add a compatible dock or hub so you can connect HDMI, power, and accessories in one spot.
- Manage storage early—bigger games fill up fast. Consider a microSD card (for Switch) or SSD upgrades/accessories where supported.
- For smoother streaming and downloads, use strong Wi-Fi and keep your system updated before you leave home.
- Pack smart: a hard case plus a screen protector helps prevent bumps and scratches when your console goes in a backpack.
- Use earbuds or a lightweight headset with a mic for late-night sessions and multiplayer chat without waking the house.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you want Nintendo exclusives and easy local multiplayer, the Switch family is a great fit. If you want to access PC game libraries and adjust settings like a gaming laptop, a handheld gaming PC (Windows or Steam OS) is the move. If you already own a PS5 and want to play away from the TV, Remote Play options like PlayStation Portal are designed for that style of gaming.
In most cases, yes—handheld gaming PCs run PC platforms and titles, but performance depends on the game and settings. Expect to tweak resolution, graphics, or performance modes for the best balance of visuals, frame rate, and battery life.
Many handhelds can. Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 support TV play with a dock. Handheld gaming PCs can often connect via USB-C hubs/docks to HDMI displays. Just make sure the dock/hub supports video output and provides enough power delivery for your device.
PlayStation Portal is built for PS5 Remote Play—your PS5 runs the game, and Portal streams it over Wi-Fi to its screen while giving you DualSense-style controls. A strong home network and solid Wi-Fi connection make the biggest difference to responsiveness.
It depends on what you play. Big digital titles can use a lot of space, especially on handheld gaming PCs. For Switch, adding a microSD card is a simple way to expand storage for downloads. For handheld PCs, storage options vary by model, but planning for extra space is smart if you install multiple AAA games.
Start with a protective case and screen protector, then add a reliable USB-C charger and power bank. After that, consider a dock for big-screen sessions, a headset/earbuds with a mic for chat, and extra controllers if you play with friends.