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Steam Deck availability looks bad — Valve pushes back date again

Posted on July 28, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Base model Steam Deck buyers will need to wait until ‘after Q2 2022’

Apart from a chosen few that were able to get their reservations early, Valve is now listing that new base 64GB Steam Deck reservations will ship “after Q2 2022.” For those scoring at home, that could be Q3 or Q4. Previously, the availability date was Q1 2022. 

Luckily, for those willing to spend $650, the most expensive 512GB Steam Decks have been bumped up from Q3 to Q2 2022.
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