i personally wouldn't put a console in another room. the bluetooth chips are crap on them.
i've had issues with a defective chip on a ps4 and then it's replacement pro version had issues when i got a wireless sub with a new yamaha soundbar. i had to use wires to wire up the sub to stop the controller from glitching out every so often.
same with the defective ps4 the controller would glitch out randomly every so often say once every 20 mins if it didn't have line of sight.
so if you have crowded wifi or thick walls or a crappy chip it's a no go. it works but doesn't work very well IMO.
i have a lot of smart devices in the home so my wifi is extremely crowded. same goes for bluetooth devices. got multiple in every room.
living room - AVR, smart TV, Echo, Sky Q, HTPC, smart plug, nintendo switch with 4 controllers, wireless cctv
kitchen - nest protect, bluetooth speakers, smart plug, smart bulb, wireless cctv
games room - gaming pc, router, ps4 pro, smart tv, wireless cctv, wireless sub/soundbar, nest protect
then add in all the stuff in the bedrooms, nest thermostat, smart watches, smart phones, tablets, tv's. other cctv and nest protects. i'll be getting a nest hello at some point too. hell even my solar panel inverter uses wi-fi. things you just forget about.
we really need to move back to wired for a lot of stuff. i wish new builds could be specced with multiple ethernet outlets in every room all linked up to a switch in the attic where you would run a single line to where it enters the property.
) + a mobile and tablet at the same time in the vicinity of the controller.
