PS6 Handheld Just Leaked — And It Might Match a PS5 Pro

Sony's next handheld just leaked, and the specs are genuinely hard to believe. Known leaker KeplerL2 says "Project Canis" — the rumored PS6 portable — packs 24GB of RAM, an RDNA 5 GPU, and PSSR 3.0 upscaling. Digital Foundry reports the handheld renders at just 540p internally, then upscales to near PS5 Pro territory.

Artist reconstruction of the leaked PS6 handheld console render — Project Canis

Sony's answering the Switch 2, the Steam Deck, and the ROG Xbox Ally in one move: a real PlayStation you can slide into a backpack, allegedly out next year.

The leak's core specs — 24GB RAM and RDNA 5 GPU — visualized as floating holograms

14 TFLOPS in the handheld versus the PS5 Pro's 16.7 — way closer than anyone expected

The catch? BGR floats that the PS6 proper could be Sony's first $1,000 console — so don't expect the portable to be cheap either. And 24 gigs of RAM in a handheld is more than plenty of laptops shipped with last year.

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Source: Digital Foundry · Image source: Digital Foundry / Wccftech / GameGPU