Sony's CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2015 Gaming Devices Surface in Wi-Fi Alliance Listings
Two Sony devices classified as gaming console or peripheral hardware appear in Wi-Fi Alliance certification documents, both listed as running Android 15.
Two new Sony devices classified as "Gaming Console/Peripheral" have appeared in Wi-Fi Alliance certification documents, according to listings spotted by The Verge. The documents carry the model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2015, and both state that the devices run Android 15.
The listings do not include product names, pricing, release dates, or any images of the hardware, and Sony has not commented on the filings.
The model numbers sit in the same CFI-Y family as Sony's existing handheld streaming device. The original PlayStation Portal was released in 2023 under the model number CFI-Y1001.
Earlier claims about new PlayStation handheld hardware
In January, leaker KeplerL2 theorized that a version of the Portal with an OLED screen might be coming in the near-ish future. Another leaker said an updated Portal screen would hit a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz, double the current Portal's maximum. Separately, a rumored dockable PlayStation 6 handheld device is said by leakers to launch alongside a standard at-home PlayStation 6 with AMD's Zen 6 CPU and RDNA GPU microarchitecture. None of those claims has been confirmed by Sony.
Quick answers
What model numbers appeared in the Wi-Fi Alliance listings?
The two listings carry the model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2015, both classified as "Gaming Console/Peripheral."
What software do the listed Sony devices run?
Both certification documents state that the devices run Android 15.
Has Sony announced these devices?
The facts do not say whether Sony has announced them; the devices are known only from Wi-Fi Alliance certification documents spotted by The Verge.