While it's a good idea on paper, the execution could be better.Positives. If your network connection is good, it streams games well. The image on the screen looks nice, the sound is decent, the device looks great overall, and it's a great accessory for your PS5. Also, the price is good, it would have been a great value if not for...Negatives. The very first thing that I saw when I turned the device on for the first time is a stuck pixel on the screen (meaning one pixel is always on, and it's bright white, which can be very distracting). At least it's in a corner, but I've seen people reporting them right in the middle of the screen. In a normal market, it would be an easy exchange for a new unit, things happen, but, this is not a normal market. These toys are extremely hard to get, and on top of almost a month-long wait with a 2 weeks delay, which meant a Christmas present for a child arriving almost 2 weeks after Christmas, it now seems like we're stuck with a defective unit. They're still nearly impossible to order from anywhere. I can't exchange this unit, only return, and then of course won't be able to order another, and even if I did (the first one took weeks of trying and monitoring restocks to finally secure an order), they're showing delivery dates in March at this point. I know it's not Amazon's fault, and this review is not about Amazon, just to be clear. It's Sony, their product and how they roll it out. Speaking of Sony, there is warranty, but from what I understand, we will have to ship the unit to Sony (makes sense), but there is no info on when a replacement can be shipped back (not good), and on top of that, it will most likely be a refurbished unit. This is a bad situation. The product is defective, and we can return it, but not get a replacement, or get it replaced under warranty with a refurb, weeks or maybe even months later.It's also not very comfortable to hold. While looking the same, for some reason the actual controllers are angled differently from the regular PS5 controller. It's hard to explain, but it creates a very unusual angle for your hands when you hold it, especially since the device is so wide, my hands get tired very quickly. May not be an issue for a kid, but I call it a negative for sure.As I said, it streams great if your connection is good, and mine is good, but I still experience issues. In most cases it's smooth and responsive, but sometimes, seemingly out of nowhere, it starts lagging like crazy and gets virtually unusable. On top of that, it fails to connect to PS5 on the first try almost every time. I have to keep trying to connect several times until it finally does.There are some small annoyances too, like the "Remote Play active" message that remains at the top of your Portal's screen while you're using it. There is also no Bluetooth support, so you have to either use Sony's own headphones or buds, or a wired headset.With that said, I'm having mixed feelings about this one. We definitely see a benefit of having a device like this around, but the quality issues followed by support issues are very concerning. The price is good, but clearly cheaped out on the screen panel, as I see many others online reporting dead or stuck pixels, and I haven't seen a stuck pixel in years, until now. We also see some minor backlight bleed. Not too bad, but there are portable gaming systems with amazing OLED screens, and this screen is below average for sure.Conclusion. A good idea, but execution could be better. If you're considering one, I'd recommend waiting a couple of months if you can. Once they're readily available in stores, if anything is wrong with your unit, you will be able to replace it without having to jump through hoops or wait for months.