Valve reports 19,000 Steam Frame reservations as waitlist grows
Valve's new all-in-one VR headset, the Steam Frame, has secured about 19,000 confirmed reservations, while many more users remain on a back-order waitlist under a lottery-based rollout.
Valve said roughly 19,000 customers have successfully reserved the Steam Frame, its upcoming all-in-one VR headset, but a larger number of interested buyers are still on a back-order waitlist. The company uses a randomized reservation system, similar to the approach taken for the Steam Deck launch, to manage initial supply and gauge demand before expanding production.
Customers placed on the waitlist join Valve's reservation queue and must wait for a purchase invitation; the company has not provided a timeline for when those invitations will be issued.
The base model, priced at $1,059, includes 256 GB of storage and is marketed as a standalone luxury device for PC VR enthusiasts, running SteamOS without requiring additional PC hardware.