After six long years since the last Valve VR headset, the company is rumored to be working on a new premium one that may come out this year, which is reportedly codenamed "Deckard." It is said to be ...

Valve, a renowned name in the gaming industry, is on the verge of transforming the virtual reality (VR) landscape with its highly anticipated Deckard headset. This groundbreaking device is set to ...

A reliable leaker has claimed Valve will launch a new VR headset later this year, although it will come at a significant cost. Valve’s main moneymaker might be its Steam storefront, but the company ...

Valve’s new VR headset, currently codenamed “Deckard,” may have had its official market name revealed: Steam Frame. Though it hasn’t been formally announced, a new trademark by Valve for the Steam ...

There've certainly been a lot of Valve Deckard rumours over the last couple of years, but this one, at least, seems more tangible than previous ones referencing driver files and so on, because it's at ...

It looks like Valve might be ready to make some serious noise in the VR space again—and this time, they may be going wireless. The long-rumored standalone headset codenamed Deckard just got a fresh ...

Just recently there have been reports of Valve adding “experimental Arm support to SteamOS in latest Runtime update”. As stated by Notebookcheck,“The implications of this are far-reaching,” and ...

“Several people have confirmed that Valve is aiming to release new standalone, wireless VR headset (codename Deckard) by the end of 2025. The current price for the full bundle is set to be $1200.

Valve is reportedly developing a standalone VR headset to rival the likes of the PlayStation VR and Meta Quest. Numerous recent patents, software discoveries and leaked renders all point towards an ...

It's been over six years since Valve released their flagship VR headset, the Valve Index. In 2026, Valve is looking to expand their Steam hardware family with the Steam Frame, a standalone VR headset ...

Virtual Reality headsets are incredibly fun to use, and somewhat hard to recommend. I still use my Meta Quest 3 on a fairly regular basis as my evening cardio, but most of them sit alone in a corner, ...