Best answer: Yes, Android devices do support PS4 remote play. As of late 2019, any Android devices running version 5.0 or above can utilize the feature.
- Ready for Remote Play: Google Pixel 4 ($650 at Amazon)
- Pick up some games: PlayStation Store Gift Card ($10 at Amazon)
No longer Sony-only
For most of Remote Play's existence, Android users had it rough when it came to wanting to enjoy any PlayStation 4 games on the go. Thankfully, Sony fixed that late last year, as the 7.00 update for the Remote Play app finally allowed Android users with devices running Android 5.0 or above to use the app. That means that players with any Android phone or tablet running the required operating system can now play their PlayStation 4 titles from the comfort of wherever they'd like. a
Other options
While we'd recommend going with officially supported products for PS4 Remote Play, not everyone may have that option available to them. Thankfully, there may be an out for those wanting to use the feature on non-Xperia Android smartphones.
This involves running PS4 Remote Play on your PC and using the Steam Link app to beam it to your smartphone. It's not quite as elegant as the official means to remote play, but if all you want to do is get your PS4 games going on a phone or device that might not be able to support PlayStation's Remote Play, it'll get you there.
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Easy to stock up
PlayStation gift cards are an easy way to grab currency for games, add-ons, themes, and more on the PlayStation Store. They also come in a wide variety of denominations.
