PeaSyo review
A budget-friendly PlayStation streaming client with broad device coverage and paid iOS access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PeaSyo is a remote-play client for streaming PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games to personal devices. It supports local and remote streaming across Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, SteamOS, and HarmonyOS. The product is aimed at PlayStation owners who want to access their console from phones, tablets, laptops, or desktop computers rather than being limited to a television. Android and desktop versions are permanently free in PeaSyo v2, while the iOS app is distributed as a separate one-time purchase with a starting price of 2.99.
Its feature set goes beyond basic video streaming. PeaSyo supports remote console wake-up and standby, multiple console registration, button mapping, controller vibration, haptic feedback, HDR streaming, and resolutions up to 1080p. Streaming performance monitoring and AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1 add visibility and image-scaling options for supported setups. The published plan details identify remote play for the Android and desktop versions, while the iOS app lists remote play, 1080p streaming, and controller rumble. This makes PeaSyo a practical fit for households using different operating systems and for players who want more control over controller behavior and console access.
The main trade-off is platform and licensing scope. PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 are the supported host platforms, so PeaSyo is not a general-purpose game-streaming client. iOS users must pay separately, and the available plan information does not establish additional paid-tier benefits beyond the iOS app features listed. PeaSyo v2 is also no longer open source, although versions up to v1.8.3 remain open source. Choose it for cross-platform PlayStation remote play, 1080p HDR streaming, and a low-cost Android or desktop entry point. Choose an alternative if open-source v2 code or broader console support is essential.
PeaSyo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Android and desktop versions
- Streaming up to 1080p with HDR
- Wake-up, button mapping, and controller feedback
- Where it doesn't
- iOS access requires a one-time purchase
- PlayStation 4 and 5 are the supported hosts
- PeaSyo v2 is no longer open source
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