Steam Deck 2 plans aren't affected by ongoing component crisis, Valve maintains, as Steam Frame arrives later and more expensive than expected

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Gamers anxious about the Steam Deck 2's future can breathe easy, as Valve confirms their next handheld won't be derailed by component shortages. While that's great news, their new Steam Frame VR headset is launching later and will cost more than expected, so start saving up if you're planning to jump into Valve's latest virtual world. This update offers a clearer look at what's next for Valve's hardware lineup.
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