Valve Steam Frame (Deckard) LEAKS: Specs, Price, Release Window & New Roy Controllers

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Imagine a hybrid Valve VR headset — standalone like Quest, polished like PCVR, and tied to the entire Steam library. Today we break down every leak, code trace, and rumor about Valve’s rumored SteamVR 2 headset codenamed Deckard (possible retail name: Steam Frame). Expect deep details on specs, controllers, price, release window, SteamOS integration, and whether this could shake up VR.

What we cover:
Deckard / Steam Frame leaks and trademark sightings
Possible launch window: late 2025 → early 2026
Rumored price: ~$1,200 (headset + controllers)
Standalone high-end hardware running a VR-focused SteamOS
Pancake lenses or very high-density displays (up to 1440p per eye at 120Hz)
Eye tracking and foveated rendering to boost performance
Inside-out tracking, high-res passthrough for mixed reality
New controllers named “Roy”: gamepad-style layout (ABXY, sticks, D-pad, shoulder buttons)
Steam Link / USB wireless dongle for low-latency PCVR streaming
Two DV builds seen in code (DV1 / DV2) — what that might mean
Valve’s strategy: platform-first, developer-focused, premium enthusiast positioning
Market reality check: premium price vs. market size and software needs

If true, Deckard could be the high-end hybrid that bridges standalone convenience and PCVR fidelity — giving Steam users native access to many Steam titles on-device while preserving full PCVR for those who want it. The inclusion of Roy controllers with gamepad inputs also hints at easier access to non-VR and streamed PC titles in-headset, helping blur lines between VR and traditional gaming.

Valve hasn’t confirmed anything — these are leaks, filings, analyst reports, and datamine findings. Specs, SKUs, pricing, and launch timing could change. Valve’s history shows iterative refinement, so expect revisions.

Watch for:
Announcements and pre-orders possibly in late 2025 (or early 2026)
Developer-focused launch content and first-party demos
Community reaction to a $1,200 premium headset

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