Wi-Fi Certifications Hint at New PlayStation Handheld
Two PlayStation-branded devices with model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105 were certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, according to documents spotted by The Verge.
The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified two PlayStation-branded devices under model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, according to documents spotted by The Verge. Both devices are listed in the Gaming Console/Peripherals category, and the filings confirm 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi support. The documents do not include a product name.
The certified devices are said to run an Android operating system, a detail that has fueled speculation about a new PlayStation handheld. The model numbers differ from the current PlayStation Portal's CFI-Y1001 designation, suggesting these are separate products.
Earlier rumors about an OLED Portal
The PlayStation Portal was first released in November 2023, and as of November 2025 it gained support for Sony's Cloud streaming service. In January, tech insider KeplerL2 posted on NeoGAF that an OLED version of the PlayStation Portal was set to be released later in 2026. The base Portal's price was raised to $250 in April.
Separately, a standalone PlayStation handheld known as Project Canis was leaked last summer, reportedly with an AMD Zen 6c CPU core and RDNA 5 graphics. Sony has not commented on the new certifications or confirmed any new hardware.
Quick answers
What model numbers were certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance?
The two certified PlayStation-branded devices carry model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105.
Do the certification documents name the product?
No. The documents classify the devices under Gaming Console/Peripherals and confirm 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi support but do not give a product name.
Has Sony announced a new handheld?
Sony has not announced any new handheld. The certifications were spotted in Wi-Fi Alliance documents by The Verge.