Sony has certified 2 new hardware devices with the Wi Fi Alliance carrying model numbers CFI Y2000 and CFI Y2105. Regulatory documentation indicates these models serve as updated hardware for the PlayStation Portal streaming handheld. But Sony has not officially confirmed whether these units represent an OLED refresh or an internal component update.
Sony has certified 2 new PlayStation handheld devices, could be the PlayStation Portal OLED 👀
— Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekhd) October 6, 2026
Sony Interactive Entertainment got CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105 certified on Wi-Fi Alliance on September 21, 2026.
– Listed as "Computer Entertainment System"
– Category: Gaming Console
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The regulatory filings confirm both devices run on Android 15. The original PlayStation Portal, designated as model CFI Y1001, used a modified Android system rather than the custom operating software found on the PlayStation 5 console. Wireless certification records confirm support for 802.11ac networking protocols operating across 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands.
The registration of 2 distinct model numbers points toward potential screen variations. Information previously shared on X by industry tipster Zuby Tech indicated that Sony developed an OLED display version of the streaming device. Registering 2 separate model identifiers in regulatory testing suggests Sony might release both an LCD version and an OLED version to give buyers different price points.
