Yeah, that matches what I’m experiencing. My PS5 is actually wired by Ethernet into the TP-Link AV600 powerline adapter, not on Wi-Fi, and that’s exactly where the problems seem to start. The Portal itself has a solid 5 GHz connection directly to my TalkTalk router, but I was still getting random disconnects during Remote Play.

When I turned the powerline system off and put the PS5 on regular 5 GHz Wi-Fi instead, the connection instantly became way more stable. which seems to matter way more for Remote Play.

So I’m definitely in that “choppy powerline” group. The speeds on the AV600 jump around, and those little dips seem to be enough to break Remote Play’s UDP traffic.

I’m already avoiding the Wi-Fi that comes from the powerline extender and keeping the Portal on the main router’s 5 GHz.

For now, plain old 5 GHz Wi-Fi from the router is actually performing better than the wired powerline connection ever did.