Steam Deck: Valve assures that all reservations will be delivered before the end of the year

Valve has provided an update regarding the production of its Steam Deck system. In a blog post on Steam’s website, Valve revealed that it’s producing “more Steam Decks faster than ever,” and promises to deliver all reservations before the end of the year.

While the first customers who reserved a Steam Deck received theirs in February 2022, shortly after the official launch, some are still anxiously awaiting their copy. Valve has announced that it will be able to meet demand for the Steam Deck within the next few months, and now promises that all reservations will be honored before the end of 2022.

As production and supply chain issues plagued the entire video game and entertainment industry throughout 2021 and 2022, Valve ultimately delivered well on its previous promise to ramp up the pace. console sends. Customers who have booked should therefore receive it more quickly than originally planned.

Anyone currently in the reservations queue should expect receive an email from Valve, in which they can finally confirm their order, by the end of the yeare. As soon as units become available, you will have 72 hours to complete the purchase via a link in the email.

Anyone reserving the Steam Deck now should receive a copy before the end of 2022. The Steam Deck website has also been updated to show the new booking windows.

This announcement could well encourage many customers to reserve a machine, and some deliveries could therefore be postponed to the following year. If you want a Steam Deck for Christmas, it won’t take long to join the waiting list, at the risk of having to wait until 2023.

For those who have already received their copy, Valve recently warned of the dangers of the heat wave. Above 35°C, the manufacturer explains that the console will limit its performance to avoid overheating.