of shipping alongside the first batch of Deck reservations in late February, and a mix of ongoing part shortages and COVID-related work stoppages has pushed its release further into the future. Valve didn’t share when it’s aiming to release the dock, though it says it’s “working on improving the situation.”
For the many who are still waiting on their Steam Deck reservations to arrive, Valve wants you to know that this dock delay will have no impact on console production. It says that these docks use different parts, and they’re made in different factories.To make the wait more bearable for people who already own a Deck, Valve said its team is working to improve how the handheld PC console works with other USB-C hubs and external displays.
On that note, if you’re tired of waiting on Valve’s official dock, I suggest trying out one of the many somewhat-affordable USB-C hubs that are readily available.
I’m not gonna lie, unless their some genuinely interesting tech going into this dock, I’m not sure why this thing is so elusive. Very excited for when it does come though.
Sara couldn’t myself have better it said.
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