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CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue Strong

Authore: JosephUpdate:Jan 20,2025

CES 2025: Handheld Gaming Takes Center Stage

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongCES 2025 showcased exciting new consoles and accessories, highlighting the continued strength of the handheld gaming market. A purported Nintendo Switch 2 prototype even made private appearances, though official confirmation remains elusive.

New PS5 Accessories in Midnight Black

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongSony unveiled a stylish Midnight Black collection of PS5 accessories, expanding on the previously released DualSense controller and console covers. The new additions boast a deep black finish and refined detailing. The collection includes:

  • DualSense Edge wireless controller - $199.99 USD
  • PlayStation Elite wireless headset - $149.99 USD
  • PlayStation Explore wireless earbuds - $199.99 USD
  • PlayStation Portal remote player - $199.99 USD

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongPre-orders begin January 16th, 2025, at 10 am local time, with general availability on February 20th, 2025. Regional availability may vary.

Lenovo Legion Go S: SteamOS on the Go

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongLenovo introduced the Legion Go S, the world's first officially licensed SteamOS handheld. Announced January 7th, 2025, this device boasts an 8-inch screen with VRR1 support, high-quality controllers, and features like cloud saves and remote play.

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongFull Steam integration provides access to your library, cloud saves, chat, and more. System updates are handled seamlessly through SteamOS. The SteamOS version launches in May 2025 at $499.99 USD, while a Windows version will be available earlier in January, starting at $729.99 USD. Valve also confirmed they're working on broader SteamOS handheld compatibility.

Beyond the Headliners

CES 2025 Handheld Trends Continue StrongNumerous other companies unveiled new products at CES 2025. Nvidia showcased the RTX 50-series graphics cards, and Acer presented the Aspire Vero 16, an eco-friendly laptop made with recycled materials. While rumors of a Nintendo Switch 2 circulated, official announcements remain pending.