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Valve's Steam Frame VR Headset: Sign-Ups Open, Price Over $1,000

Valve has opened sign-ups for its new Steam Frame VR headset, priced over $1,000 and bundled with Half-Life: Alyx. Fans can join a waiting list to order.

Did you hear? Valve is finally letting you sign up to order its new Steam Frame VR headset. That's right — the company has opened a waiting list for anyone eager to get their hands on its latest virtual reality hardware.

But there's a catch: this thing isn't cheap. The Steam Frame will set you back over $1,000. That's a serious investment, even for dedicated VR fans. However, Valve is sweetening the deal by including Half-Life: Alyx — the critically acclaimed VR prequel — with every purchase. So at least you're getting a killer game right out of the box.

If you've been holding out for a new headset from Valve, this is your chance to get in line. The sign-up process is straightforward: just head to the waiting list and put your name down. No word yet on exactly when orders will start shipping, but getting on the list early is probably smart if you want one sooner rather than later.

Why does this matter? Valve's last VR effort, the Index, launched back in 2019 and quickly became a favorite among PC VR enthusiasts. The Steam Frame looks to be its successor, promising new features and improved performance. Bundling Half-Life: Alyx — a game that many consider a system-seller — makes the package even more tempting.

Of course, the $1,000+ price tag puts it in direct competition with other high-end headsets like the Meta Quest Pro and HTC Vive Pro 2. But Valve's loyal fanbase and the promise of exclusive content could give it an edge. If you're a Half-Life fan or a VR early adopter, this might be too good to pass up.

We still don't know the exact release date or full specs, but the waiting list is live now. If you're interested, don't wait too long — demand is likely to be high, and spots could fill up fast. Keep an eye on Valve's official channels for more details as they come.

So, what do you think? Is the Steam Frame worth the price, or are you waiting for more info? Will you be signing up for the waiting list? Let us know in the comments!

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