

I haven’t tested out the PS4 emulators myself yet,
due to them still being in their infancy, so I’m not expecting great play-ability yet.
shadPS4 currently is the most promising PS4 emulator though,
in their FAQ they mention the minimum system requirements:
However, these requirements likely will not suffice / appear very low to me,
which they also do mention in their FAQ.
Also, if you’re interested,
I’ve collected all the open source emulators which I know of
and/or used in the past in a Github list (currently has 111 entries):
https://github.com/stars/Rikj000/lists/emulation
Syncthing is tricky to get working properly all the time + it drains quite a bit of your mobile devices battery life in my experience.
However a co-worker recently shared this interesting FOSS project, EmulatorJS, it’s self host-able RetroArch, playable from your browser:
https://github.com/EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS
I haven’t played around with it myself yet, but it sparked my interest, because it would mean you don’t need to sync saves between devices, but still can continue playing from your save from any device which can open a browser.