This fee will be applied against the total balance of your Steam Deck purchase, so you're not spending any extra money, you're just laying some of it out up front. There will be three units to choose from, ranging in price from $399 / £349 to $649 / £569 with improved specs to match, but it won't be a simple matter of signing up and waiting for your system to arrive.įor starters, Valve is requiring an initial fee of $5 on all reservations Valve says this will "ensure an orderly and fair ordering process" by making sure folks who put their pre-order in really want one. In any case, here's what you need to know once they are available.
Steam has more than a little experience with servers getting slammed for special events, so hopefully it won't take long for it to iron out these launch difficulties. No Steam Deck reservation confirmations have gone through on our end yet, and some of us have even been put on time out by Steam for attempting too many orders - so watch out for that if you've been pounding the refresh button yourself. Several members of GR who were trying to get their personal pre-orders in found the process hung at the payment step, assuming they were even able to get that far. Steam Deck pre-orders are now open, but if you didn't already get yours in you may be waiting for a while.Īlmost as soon as Steam's reservation page for the device went live at 10 am PDT / 1 pm EDT / 6 pm BST, connection to the service became spotty.
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