Securing a unit requires navigating a lottery-based waitlist system. Interested buyers must register their preferred configuration—either the base 256GB model or the 1TB version priced at $1,299—by 10:00 AM PT on September 17th. Successful lottery winners will receive purchase notifications on September 18th, granting them a 72-hour window to finalize their orders before the remaining stock opens to the general waitlist.
Valve Sets Steam Frame Launch at $1,059
With a starting price of $1,059, Valve is opening the doors to its versatile Steam Frame headset, a device capable of running virtual reality and flat gaming experiences both locally and through PC streaming. Every unit includes a copy of Half-Life: Alyx, optimized for native play on the hardware.

To address the physical demands of the one-pound headset, Valve is offering an ergonomic accessories kit featuring a top head strap, an improved light-blocking nose piece, and hand straps for $59. For users seeking enhanced visual capabilities, the third-party Arcturus Vision Camera provides color passthrough and spatial video recording for $149. Looking further ahead, Valve designers Joy Lyons and Jeremy Selan have teased an upcoming enthusiast kit, which promises to expand battery capacity through a magnetic stackable system and provide high-fidelity audio via integrated off-ear speakers. This release marks the final piece of a hardware rollout that began earlier this year with the Steam Controller and Steam Machine, following delays caused by global memory supply constraints.



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