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TechGuard Pro PlayStation Portal Protective Case Cover with Stand

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TechGuard Pro PlayStation Portal Protective Case Cover with StandAvontic PlayStation Portal Collection TechGuard Pro Soft TPU Protective Shell with Integrated Rear Stand Designed for PlayStation Portal Remote Player Flexible Shell Coverage. Integrated Tabletop Support. TechGuard Pro wraps the rear housing and controller grips of the PlayStation Portal in a flexible TPU shell that helps reduce direct contact with scratches, scuffs, fingerprints, and light bumps. The built in rear support folds out to hold the device

Avontic PlayStation Portal Collection

TechGuard Pro

Soft TPU Protective Shell with Integrated Rear Stand

Designed for PlayStation Portal Remote Player

Flexible Shell Coverage.
Integrated Tabletop Support.

TechGuard Pro wraps the rear housing and controller grips of the PlayStation Portal in a flexible TPU shell that helps reduce direct contact with scratches, scuffs, fingerprints, and light bumps. The built-in rear support folds out to hold the device upright on a stable surface for charging, updates, menu viewing, or display between sessions.

Soft TPU ShellIntegrated StandPortal-Specific FitWhite or Black

The live selector combines two different products. White and Black are $24.95 protective-case variants. “Screen Protector” is a separate $9.95 screen-protector-only option and does not include the TPU case or stand.

TPU

Flexible Shell

Stand

Rear Support

2

Case Colors

8-inch

Screen Access

Why TechGuard Pro

An Installed Grip Case That Stays on the Portal During Normal Use

A padded travel case protects the Portal only while it is zipped away. TechGuard Pro remains installed around the device body, adding a flexible outer layer to the rear shell and grip areas while leaving the display and integrated controls directly accessible.

The molded shape gives the grips a more textured outer surface, while the fold-out stand creates a convenient resting position. Because Portal gameplay depends on its integrated controls, the stand should be treated as tabletop support rather than a replacement for holding the device during active play.

Designed around Portal hardware

Flexible TPU, Functional Openings, and a Fold-Flat Support Stand

Soft TPU Construction

Flexible material bends during installation and adds an outer barrier around the rear housing and controller-grip surfaces.

Integrated Rear Stand

Folds out to support the Portal upright on a level desk, table, shelf, or nightstand, then folds back into the case profile.

Direct Display Access

The case leaves the Portal’s 8-inch front display uncovered so image clarity and touch interaction are not filtered through a built-in plastic layer.

Controller Clearance

Openings preserve access to the analog sticks, directional controls, face buttons, shoulder controls, adaptive triggers, Create button, Options button, and PS button.

Port and Speaker Access

Model-specific cutouts are intended to preserve access to charging, wired audio, speakers, and other functional openings.

White and Black Options

Choose a light or dark shell to coordinate with the Portal hardware or the rest of your gaming setup.

Choose the correct live option

Case and Screen Protector Are Separate Purchases

White or Black — $24.95

Includes the flexible TPU protective shell with integrated rear stand. No screen protector is stated as included.

Screen Protector — $9.95

Includes the screen-protector-only product option. It does not include the white or black case.

Compatibility comes first

For PlayStation Portal Remote Player

This shell is molded for the PlayStation Portal form factor and its integrated controller layout. It is not a generic tablet case and is not designed for a Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, smartphone, ordinary DualSense controller, or another handheld.

Compatible Device

PlayStation Portal Remote Player with the standard Portal body and integrated controls.

Not a Travel Case

This is an installed shell, not a padded zippered case for bag or luggage protection.

Screen Remains Exposed

Choose the separate screen-protector option when front-display coverage is also desired.

Do not confuse the $9.95 and $24.95 variants

The current product page uses one selector for both the shell and the screen protector. The option name—not merely the product-page title—determines what will be shipped.

Installation and first-use check

Seat the Flexible Shell and Test Every Portal Control

1. Power Off and Clean

Turn off the Portal and remove dust or grit from the device and the inside of the shell.

2. Align the Controls

Match the shell openings with the screen, sticks, triggers, speakers, charging connection, and headset jack.

3. Work Around the Edges

Flex the TPU gradually around each grip and rear edge without pressing on the screen or forcing the controls.

4. Complete a Function Check

Test every button, stick, trigger, speaker, port, and the rear stand before extended use.

What’s included

Contents Depend on the Selected Product Option

White/Black option: 1 × TPU Portal case with stand

Screen Protector option: 1 × compatible display protector

PlayStation Portal, charging cable, headset, padded carrying case, and unrelated accessories are not included. A screen protector is not included with the White or Black case unless the live option explicitly says otherwise.

Protection and care

Everyday Shell Coverage—Not Waterproof or Travel-Case Protection

TechGuard Pro helps reduce exposure to common scratches, scuffs, fingerprints, and light contact but cannot prevent every type of damage. The screen, controls, triggers, speakers, and ports remain exposed. Remove the shell periodically to clean trapped dust and inspect the device. Do not carry the Portal loose in a bag with hard objects; use a padded travel case for transport.

Protect the Portal Body. Preserve Every Control. Choose the Correct Option.

Select White or Black for the case, or select Screen Protector only when you want the separate display-cover product.

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