More than a month ago, Valve announced that they would double the delivery rate for the Steam Deck Gaming Gaming Console. However, the announcement was not true to discuss the concerns of people who queued for months to get the unit ordered. Finally there are some good news of enthusiastic fans.
Today, Valve has revealed that he moved the shipping window forward to sending steam decks. The best news is that all new pre-orders starting today will be sent in the fourth quarter of 2022. For everyone who is already in the queue and anxiously waiting for the purchase link email, they will also get their units sent this year.
Another fun surprise – and maybe more significant – is that the buyer initially in the “Q4 or newer” shipping window has been transferred to the Q3 slot, which means their steam deck will be sent between July and September. The company says slowly forgetting some supply chain misery and has increased production.
The supply chain is healing
When the valve rolled up more steam deck units from the assembly path, customers were in line to get their units a little faster than the schedule. If you are in the queue, you can advance and check the updated schedule on the Valve site. And if you are worried that you might miss an email – and with that, your ticket to buy a device – Valve offers a grace period for several days to take action.
However, Valve has not given an update at the Docking Steam Deck station in today’s announcement, which was delayed last month. Handheld PC Gaming only gets a broad release this February, but the estimated shipping has long been brutally. Over the past few months, Steam has repeatedly quoted a bad supply of spare parts and covid -fueled supply chains as a reason for a long queue.
Meanwhile, Valve is ready to fix the initial problems with hardware such as hard fan noise and game optimization anxiety. However, if you can’t wait anymore, you can try your luck with rivals from Aya and GPD, both of them have a hand -held windows gaming hardware that is quite able to be powered by silicon and silicon and and more new silicone.
