According to a new report, Microsoft plans to ship a handheld Xbox PC later this year. Buckle up and hold onto your butts!

According to Windows Central ’s Jez Corden, Microsoft is working with an unspecified PC gaming manufacturer on an “Xbox-branded gaming handheld.” Corden’s sources claim that this unannounced device, code-named “Keenan,” could arrive sometime in the back half of 2025.

Microsoft is rumored to be working on a Xbox gaming handheld codenamed 'Keenan' that will run Windows, will let you install Steam, and more.

Microsoft’s Xbox is poised to enter into the PC gaming handheld race later this year with a “partner device” of its own, according to a new report by Windows Central. The device is internally codenamed “Keenan” for some reason, and is set to come out in 2025 if all goes well.

According to a new report, Microsoft will partner will a gaming PC manufacturer on the first official Xbox handheld console this year.

Microsoft may be pivoting to a multiplatform approach for its biggest games, but that doesn’t mean it’s abandoning hardware just yet. The company reportedly has an Xbox handheld planned for 2025 as it works on its next-gen consoles aiming for release in 2027.

Microsoft's first full foray into PC gaming handhelds begins with a partner device set to launch later this year, with its own Xbox Series X|S successors now fully in production.