Steam Frame - Your Steam library, now on a wearable PC
Steam Frame is a wireless SteamOS headset that streams your whole library from a PC, Deck, or Machine, and runs standalone titles too. Dual radios plus an included adapter keep streaming stable. The controllers work as VR wands and a full gamepad.
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Flowtica Scribe
Hi everyone!
Steam Frame is Valve’s new VR headset, with a lot of Steam Deck thinking underneath.
It runs SteamOS and can play supported games on its own. When you want the full PC library, it streams from your gaming PC over the included 6GHz adapter. Even the controllers make sense for both sides: VR when you need it, normal gamepad controls when you don’t.
Valve somehow made a headset that makes me want to open desktop mode first.
There’s a normal Linux PC sitting underneath the VR layer, and I suspect I’d spend almost as much time messing around with that as actually playing VR games.
Very Valve :)
Great idea, but quite expensive especially when comparing it to something such as the Meta Quest 3 which is almost a third of this thing's price
congrats on the launch !, what's most unique about Steam Frame?
Dial
the "controllers double as VR wands and a full gamepad" bit is the smart part here - most standalone headsets make you choose between VR input and a real controller. Curious how heavy the headset ends up being for long sessions compared to Quest, since Valve's controllers alone aren't light.