\nFor the Project Q handheld to really succeed, it\u2019ll need to be priced competitively. Anything over $200 is probably going to make it a tough sell when the phone you have already purchased can provide the same activity. Which is accessing Remote Play for PS5 games.
\nThen there\u2019s the battery life. As a handheld device, battery life is generally an important spec for consumers. Though not the end-all-be-all. Still, as a handheld you want it to last long enough to enjoy more than hour or two of gaming. A new report from Insider Gaming rumors that the battery life on Project Q may not be that great.
\nProject Q battery life may only last a few hours
\nIt\u2019s worth noting that none of this is confirmed yet. However, Insider Gaming has been right about its earlier Project Q rumors. That being said, the report suggests that battery life on Sony\u2018s upcoming handheld will be just a few hours.
\nSpecifically around three to four. Which, for a streaming-only handheld dedicated to Remote Play, could be better. By comparison, the Logitech G Cloud boasts up to twelve hours of battery life on a single charge. Although, to be fair it also doesn\u2019t have the all the DualSense features baked into it like Project Q does. And that plus the 8-inch HD screen could be contributing to the battery life rumored here if it\u2019s accurate.
\nStill, three to four hours of battery life could be a deal breaker for some consumers. But at the end of the day it is meant for home use. So it\u2019ll be easy to plug the device in if needed.
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