#PS REMOTE PLAY INPUT LAG PS4#

Though it is a paid app ($5.99 USD), it will allow you to use any controller and it offers an even more stable stream. I have phone mounts for Stadia and Steelseries controllers, as well as the Razer Kishi, but I'm not keen on getting yet another phone controller mount and switching controllers when I play games on different platforms. Unlike those streaming apps, the PlayStation app only works with a Dualshock 4 controller. I'm a big fan of playing games on mobile, and the PS Remote Play app works just as good as Game Pass and Stadia. What's even more impressive is using remote play on a mobile device. If it burns out, I would definitely consider replacing it with another used PS4.

#PS REMOTE PLAY INPUT LAG PS4#

I intend to keep the PS4 in my office as my remote PS5 for this entire console generation. With the Remote Play app, I essentially have two PS5s. When Sony revealed that the PS5 would be backwards compatible with practically the entire PS4 library, I expected my PS4 would end up collecting dust or traded into Gamestop for a few bucks. Remote Play has kept my PS4 useless and relevant for much longer than I expected it to. I've been playing Demon's Souls on my PS4 all week and have not had one moment of input lag or stuttering, and have only seen momentary pixelation one time. Even over WiFi, the stream is absolutely flawless. My PS5 is on a 5 GHz wifi connection in my living room while my PS4 is on a wired connection one floor up and on the opposite side of my house.

That's not the case at all with the PS5 streaming app. RELATED: Cyberpunk 2077 On Stadia Is Actually Pretty Good, So Long As You're Pulling 200MB/s Down

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